Shorthand Map

A black and white graphic map with two coloured route lines. A thick line indicates the River Thames curving across the right hand corner. Black images of ravens mark Norfolk Street in the top left and the Houses of Parliament in the bottom centre next to the Thames. In the top right of the map, ravens mark Furnival's Inn, the Old Bailey, Bell Yard and Doctors' Commons. A red dotted line marks a route from Norfolk Street to the Old Bailey and Doctors Commons. A blue dotted line marks a route from Furnival's Inn to the Houses of Parliament.

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Title

Shorthand Map

Subject

map
London
Charles Dickens

Description

A map of Dickens's routes from his residences in Norfolk Street and Furnival's Inn to the places associated with his early shorthand career

Creator

Bowles, Luca

Source

Courtesy of Luca Bowles

Date

2023

Rights

You may use this photograph in accordance with the license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ Credit: Luca Bowles

Format

image/jpg

Language

English

Identifier

Shorthand_Map

Still Image Item Type Metadata

Original Format

city map

Collection

Private collections

Citation

Bowles, Luca, “Shorthand Map,” The Dickens Code, accessed July 14, 2025, https://dickenscode.omeka.net/items/show/27.

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