Kaart met drie afbeeldingen van plaatsen langs de Theems before 1879

This map and photographic album page, created by Henry W. Taunt before 1879, features a map of the River Thames and three photographic images. The map depicts the river's course through the English countryside, highlighting landmarks like the Boveney Lock and Race Course. Below the map are three images of locations along the river: Monkey Island, Water Oakley Court, and Windsor Castle. The album page is a unique blend of cartography and photography, providing a detailed visual guide to the Thames and its surrounding areas. This type of album page was popular in the Victorian era, offering a glimpse into the landscape and architecture of the time.