Just a brief message and reminder, that the Scottish Maps Forum is hosting a free talk by Humphrey Welfare next Thursday 1 September at 17.00.
William Roy and the Military Survey of Scotland
The talk is in connection with Humphrey’s new biography - General William Roy, 1726-1790: Father of the Ordnance Survey. This will be published next week too by Edinburgh University Press: https://edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-general-william-roy-1726-1790.html
The talk will be held on Zoom – if you would like to join, please sign up at: https://forms.office.com/r/NPTEtPCkNy and we will send joining details.
Many thanks,
Chris
Chris Fleet
Map Curator | Collections and Research Department
National Library of Scotland
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Email: c.fleet@nls.uk
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