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The way we're moving to GPS, mobile-phone maps, satnav etc etc, I'm now making 
a booking for the event of October 11 2021...'The last Ordnance Survey Map'

RIP, sadly missed by all cartophiles

Venue, Highgate Cemetery....Black tie compulsory

 

 

Dr Hillary Shaw
School of Business, Management and Marketing
Harper Adams University College
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To: Discussion group for map history <[email protected]>
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Subject: [MapHist] Philobiblon Monthly Notice October 2011.doc


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Limited seating; sent for information, not as ageneral invitation
 
 
Philobiblon Club 2011-2012
Thomas M. Whitehead - Secretary -c/o Temple University Libraries - 
Philadelphia, PA 19122 - Telephone215-204-8230 - Fax 215-204-5201
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MONTHLY NOTICE
 
“The First Ordnance Survey Map”
 
Tuesday, October 11, 2011                                                       
              Roger Hellyer
 
            Anillustrated presentation on the first of the one-inch maps of 
England andWales, which started publication in 1805 (the Survey’s “inch to the 
mile”series):  its development andpublication and its transition into the map 
that followed it.  Attention will be given to features to befound on the map 
relevant to the speaker’s research as acartobibliographer.  Note will be madeof 
the collection at the University of Pennsylvania in which he will beresearching 
during this visit from the U.K. 
 
                Thespeaker is an independent scholar, a member of the Charles 
Close Society forthe Study of Ordnance Survey Maps and an author extensively 
published by theSociety. As a musician, his established profession, he was a 
contributor to“The New Grove Dictionary” (1980) and this year’s “Eighteenth 
CenturyMusic”.    
 
NOTE:  The Directors are very pleased to announce two new members 
toPhilobiblon:  Alexander Clark Johnstonand Laurie Rizzo, both of the 
University of Delaware Library.  Sympathy is expressed on the surprisepassing 
of member Ed Robertson last April and also noted is the resignation ofmember 
Glenys Waldman.
 
NOTE:  Forthe convenience of members nominating potential new members to the 
Club theClub’s Nomination Form is either attached or included in this Notice.  
It is not required but helpful.  Questions on membership: Carmen D. 
Valentino, Membership Chair. 
 
NOTE: Scheduled meeting dates forthe 2011-2012 season are October 11, November 
8, and December 13, 2011 andJanuary 10, February 14, March 13, April 17, 2012.  
 
Speakers will be announced as we progressthrough the season but talks on 
Benjamin Franklin as publisher, SamuelPennypacker as collector, and the 
Moravian archives are expected as well asspeakers from U. of PA, Lehigh, and 
Harrisburg are in the works. 
 
 
 
NOTE: Last May’s Club tour of theMasonic Temple drew 16 members into a one-hour 
walk through the rooms of thebuilding and a behind-the-scenes tour of the 
Library and Archives stacks byGlenys Waldman.  The Directors thankthose members 
who have given new Special Events sites to consider for thisseason. 
 
NOTE: The Club continues tosearch for a member who is able and interested in 
becoming the webmasterfor the Club … a position of honor and responsibility. We 
have been without awebmaster for several years and our website has emigrated 
from its originalserver and resides within Google.  Thepublic façade of the 
Club is reflected via this internet access and attentionis needed for updating 
and solving our member database status!  Interested parties should let one of 
theDirectors know their interest and they will be contacted (by Lynne 
Farrington). 
 
 
DINNER ENTRÉES:
 
            ChickenCordon Bleu (Chicken Breast, Ham, Swiss Cheese, Lightly 
            Breaded andBaked, served with Mushroom Gravy, Mashed Potatoes
            and MexicanCorn (Peppers, Tomatoes, Onions, and Scallions) 
 
                  Or
 
            (Vegetarian): Tilapia Creole (Tilapia Fish, Peppers,Onions, Scallion
            Sautéed inWhite Wine) served with Rice Pilaf and Mexican Corn
                        
            Soup:  Three Bean Soup (Vegetarian)
 
            Horsd’oeuvres, Dessert (Lemon Meringue Pie) and Coffee will be 
served
 
 
 
 

NOTE:  The dinner will be arranged at the Franklin Inn Club before the 
meetingat six-thirty p.m.  Cocktails will beserved from six until six-thirty. 
Guests may be invited to the dinner as well as to the meeting, at acharge for 
dinner and cocktails of $35 for members and $40 for guests.  Please reserve by 
phone, email, or fax by12:00 p.m. Monday, October 10th.  Dinnerand meeting are 
at the Franklin Inn Club, St. James and Camac Streets,Philadelphia, PA.

Thomas M.Whitehead, Secretary, Philobiblon Club, c/o Special Collections 
Department,Temple University Libraries, Philadelphia, PA 19122.  Voice: 
215-204-8230.   
Fax:215-204-5201 and by Email/Internet: [email protected]
Please reserve_____ place(s) for me at dinner, Tuesday, October 11th, 2011.  
Please make check payable to the order of"Philobiblon Club" at $35.00 for 
myself and each member guest and$40.00 for each non-member guest. 
 
Name: ___________________________________   PhoneNo.:_________________________ 
Chicken Cordon Bleu:  ____ (# of meals)   TilapiaCreole:  ______ (# of meals) 

 

















 
  
  
  

 


 

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