popchartlab:

The Map of Truth and Deception.

A visual representation we designed of Pamela Meyer’s TedTalk on the science of lie-spotting.

For Pamela’s full talk + her tips on how to spot a liar, go here.

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winterscrow:

Know your town (like the back of your hand) by johnefrench on Flickr.

(via fuckyeahcartography)

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thebritishkiwi:

Music Map of British Bands

(via fuckyeahcartography)

“The Pilgrim’s Progress from This World to That Which Is to Come is a Christian allegory written by John Bunyan and published in February, 1678. It is regarded as one of the most significant works of religious English literature, has been translated into more than 200 languages, and has never been out of print.” [wikipedia]

Including such places as:

• City of Destruction
• House Beautiful
• Valley of Humiliation
• Valley of the Shadow of Death
• Doubting Castle
• The Delectable Mountains
• The Celestial City

Handcrafted wood-inlay maps, as featured on Bob Vila Nation

jonahadkins:

1960’s Walt Disney Pictorial Map of the U.S.

Happy Canada Day, Part 2 (1860 map of Canada West and Part of Canada East)

robertogreco:

“Portland travel time contour map” from Portland-Vancouver Metropolitan Transportation Study Factual Data Report, 1964. (via Eric Fischer)

(via roomthily)

Neighborwood Maps

martinekenblog:

Pixel Map ‘Colors of the World’ Print Set of 6

(via mapjection)

thesnowfield:

Traveling Map Special version

Including

Under bust corset vest : close with hook in front, size adjustable with back corset

Over skirt : Lap skirt, close with button on the side

Under skirt : 2 layers ruffle skirt

Broach

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myimaginarybrooklyn:

Europa Polyglotta, Linguarum Genealogiam exhibens, una cum Literis, Scribendique modis, Omnium Gentium. (1730)

Vintage postcard showing highways connecting Alaska with the [lower 48] States

fuckyeahcartography:

Happy 4th!

Poor Alaska.

(Source: castelnou)