The National Library of Scotland has added Ordnance Survey Air Photo Mosaics of Scotland, 1944-1950, to its maps section at www.nls.uk/maps/os/air-photos/index.html
From the NLS newsletter:
Aerial photographs of Scotland from 1944 -1950 are some of the most recent map items to be put on our site.
These RAF photographs provide detailed information on the landscape of post-war Scotland, as well as giving a fascinating portrayal of urban topography and land-use.
You can search for OS air photo mosaics using a zoomable map of Scotland or by place-names. They are also available as a Google maps overlay, allowing direct comparison to present-day air photography and mapping.
Incidentally, the NLS has also started tweeting at http://twitter.com/natlibscot
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