Kaart van de Omgestorte en onherstelbare Gebouwen te Leiden; Bij het springen van een met Buskruid geladen Schip, Op den 12 van Louwmaand 1807 1807

This detailed map by P. van Campen depicts the destruction of buildings in Leiden, Netherlands, caused by the explosion of a ship loaded with gunpowder on December 12th, 1807. The map, created in 1807, provides a visual record of the devastation, showcasing the layout of the city and highlighting the specific areas affected by the explosion. The print's intricate lines and precise details offer a glimpse into the urban planning of the time and the impact of this devastating event. It is a valuable historical document illustrating the impact of accidents on urban spaces in the early 19th century.