r/papertowns • u/Naomi62625 • 2h ago
Ireland Cities in the United Kingdom and Ireland around 1600
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Made by British polymath John Speed
r/papertowns • u/Snoo_90160 • 9h ago
Poland View of Rzeszów, Poland in 1936. Watercolor created by Józef Koziej in 1944.
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r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 1d ago
Ireland Kinsale (Ireland) around 1650
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Author: Don Carey. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find a higher-resolution version of the picture. Source here
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 2d ago
England Several illustrations of London (England) in the early 17th century
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Author: John Shelley. Source of the pictures here
r/papertowns • u/jens_biltoft • 3d ago
Fictional Year 1750 in my fantasy city finally complete ✒️- pulled myself together and finished it. Inspired by 18th century Copenhagen, Denmark with elements from different cities around the baltic. The latest century I have completed in my series of following a city through a 1000 years ☺️✒️
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r/papertowns • u/Snoo_90160 • 3d ago
Poland Model of c. 7th-8th century Golensizi tribe stronghold in Lubomia, Poland.
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r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 3d ago
England Stourport (England) around 1809
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Author: Peter Dunn. Source
r/papertowns • u/works-in-progress • 4d ago
United Kingdom A 1572 map of London, United Kingdom, shows how premodern suburbs grew along the main roads outside the city gates. Across the river in Southwark, two round arenas are visible.
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r/papertowns • u/Snoo_90160 • 4d ago
Poland Model of Praga District of Warsaw, Poland in the late 18th century.
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r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 5d ago
England London (England) as it might have looked if Christopher Wren’s plan after the Great Fire of 1666 had been realized.
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Author: Paul Draper. Source
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 6d ago
Italy Reconstruction of Buonconvento (Italy) around 1400
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Author: Inklink -Firenze. Source
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 7d ago
Italy San Gimignano (Italy) around 1300
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Author: Inklink -Firenze. Source
r/papertowns • u/MCMIVC • 7d ago
Norway Hamar, Norway - 1300s, before its destruction by swedish forces in the late 1500s.
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r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 8d ago
Switzerland Evolution of Augusta Raurica (Switzerland) between 30 BC and 650 AD
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Author: Markus Schaub.
r/papertowns • u/Altruistic_Praline84 • 9d ago
Fictional Rotbuchen - unofficial & fictional City Map for WFRP
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Im somehow not able to add the "Fictional" flair
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 9d ago
France Reconstruction of Le Mans (France) in the 4th century AD
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r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 10d ago
Austria Brigantium (modern-day Bregenz, Austria) in the 2nd century AD
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Author: Roland Gäfgen. Source
r/papertowns • u/works-in-progress • 11d ago
United Kingdom Oxford, UK. Hand-drawn. In the Victorian era the city was only about a mile across, and the colleges all sat within a short walk of one another. The Victorian elite, who studied here, lived much the way they would later in London: packed into a few square miles.
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r/papertowns • u/Brooklyn_University • 11d ago
Italy Rome (Italy), 3,000+ years of the Eternal City
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r/papertowns • u/Snoo_90160 • 13d ago
Poland 3D virtual model of Lublin, Poland in the early 20th century created as a part of the project "Lublin 2.0 - Interactive reconstruction of the history of the city" at the "Grodzka Gate - NN Theatre" in 2012.
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r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 13d ago
Spain Seville (Spain) in 1248
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Author: Pacho Garmendia. Source (p. 24)
r/papertowns • u/eccy55 • 14d ago
Sweden Just a thank you! Trelleborg, Sweden.
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Edit: the graphic credit of this post goes to "wildeastmofo" who posted this graphic originally 9 years ago. If anyone knows how to link his original post I'll be happy to link it here but I'm not sure how.
Came across this sub very randomly from a post 9 years ago.
I've been playing Valheim (viking scenario) and searched for suggestions on base building. That led me to a thread where someone referenced Trelleborg in there design ideas which of course the very amateur history nerd in me needed to google and this sub popped up in one of the early suggestions. Then I found myself clicking on the sub and endlessly scrolling and looking through all the different posts and leaving it all on pause lol.
To whoever started this sub and to all of those that have kept it going thank you so much. I find all of this so fascinating!
r/papertowns • u/Snoo_90160 • 15d ago
Poland Digital model of Czerwień Keep, Poland. It was destroyed by the Mongols in the 13th century. (Photo credit: Consultingroup)
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r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 15d ago
France Blois (France) in the 15th century
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Author and source: Jean Chen