From the National Library of Scotland Map Collections department on Twitter:
Want to know what your neighbourhood looked like in the 19th century? We've made it easier to find out by adding a date filter for some of the Ordnance Survey maps on our Find by Place viewer: https://maps.nls.uk/geo/find/#zoom=
(With thanks to @natlibscotmaps)
Chris
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That's a great addition to this already amazing service from the NLS...I did note, however, that the date sliders don't display properly in the Opera browser, but are fine in Firefox.
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