The document is a map from 1846 that shows locations in Stoke Newington before large-scale development. It identifies various landmarks and buildings that existed at the time, such as the Manor House tavern, the New River Pumping Station, tollgate keepers' houses, churches, rectory houses, forges, and estates like Paradise House, Millington House, and Newington Hall. The map provides a glimpse of what Stoke Newington looked like before the building boom of the late 19th century.

1. Before the building boom -
Exploring the 1846 map
Amir Dotan

4. Pawnbroker’s Lane

5. Kynaston Road

13. Manor House tavern

14. Manor House tavern

15. Manor House tavern

16. Manor House tavern

17. Manor House tavern

18. Manor House tavern

19. Manor House tavern

21. The New River Pumping Station on Lordship Road.
Built 1833, Demolished 1902.

22. The Nw River Pumping Station on Lordship Road.
Built 1833, Demolished 1902.

23. The New River Pumping Station on Lordship Road.
Built 1833, Demolished 1902.

25. The Manor Road tollgate keeper's house

26. The Manor Road tollgate keeper's house

27. The Lordship Road Presbyterian Church

28. Manor Road United Reformed Church

29. Fairview, 14 Queen Elizabeth’s Walk

30. Fairview, 14 Queen Elizabeth’s Walk

31. Stamford Bridge, The Hackney Brook

32. St Mary’s old Rectory House

33. St Mary’s old Rectory House

38. Storer’s Forge, the village blacksmith

43. Manor House

47. Daniel Defoe’s house

52. Paradise House (School)

53. Paradise House (School)

54. Paradise House (School)

55. Paradise House (School)

56. Paradise House (School)

57. Paradise House (School)

58. Millington House

59. Millington House

60. Newington Hall

61. Newington Hall

62. Newington Hall

63. Newington Hall

64. Newington Hall

65. Newington Hall

66. Newington Hall

67. Newington Hall

68. Newington Hall

69. Thank you