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Increased understanding, knowledge, and appreciation of London’s built environment, including knowledge of the impact of WWII on the urban fabric. D7. Inclusion of London Bomb Damage Map already digitised by LMA. Members of the Public A valuable resource about a significant period of London’s history is made easily accessible online for the first time. Benefits to People and Communities: An understanding of the post-war physical condition of London which had a huge impact on the current appearance of the metropolis. Benefit to Heritage: Increased public understanding of the reasons behind the physical appearance of London today. Increased understanding of war damage. Increased public understanding and interaction with a little-known record of London’s history without affecting the condition of the original maps. A visual record the damage sustained by London due to WWII is made available, providing an excellent complement to the aerial photos to be georeferenced as part of this project. Error Agency time to include maps on the website June 2018 London Bomb Damage Maps are available on the website Website D8. Inclusion of Booth Poverty Map (Already digitised by LSE) Website users A rich insight into the history of late Victorian London is made more accessible by inclusion on the Layers website. Benefits to People and Communities: People and communities discover more about the lives of those who lived and worked in the places that they know. Teachers and school groups have a very useful tool for creating local history projects. Benefits to Heritage: Booth Poverty Map included on Layers website, with links to the LSE website providing access to the accompanying field books. Error Agency time June 2018 Booth Poverty Map Layer accessible via Layers of London Website Website
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