A successful business built on strong values: it’s game night with the Dartons.
Tag: cartographic games
Pictorial Plans of London: MacDonald Gill & beyond
This post is something of a work in progress, so please check back now and again to see if I’ve been able to expand it. So far I’ve tried to avoid some of the most well-known maps, but in this instance there’s no excuse for not beginning with MacDonald Gill’s…
From the Great Rebellion to the Great Game: playing for India
Cartographic games – often using a map as the board (like Risk) – are a genre in their own right, and one which has attracted ever increasing amounts of scholarly interest. Take Jill Shefrin’s detailed study of a particular publisher of juvenilia, published last year: The Dartons. Publishers of Educational Aids,…