Royal Thames Guide

Explore the historic River Thames with this meticulously detailed guide, the "Royal Thames Guide." Featuring thirty-five diagrams from lock to lock and over one hundred illustrations from Putney to Oxford, this guide offers an unparalleled look at one of England's most famous waterways. Originally published anonymously, this edition preserves the charm and practical information of the original.

Whether you are a seasoned boater or an armchair traveler, this guide provides fascinating insights into the river's history, landmarks, and natural beauty. Discover the intricacies of navigating the Thames, from its bustling urban stretches to its tranquil countryside reaches. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the Thames and its enduring appeal.

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