The National Library of Scotland's map department has taken some high-res scans of the London Ordnance Survey maps 1893-6 (over 500 maps, in fact), stitched them all together and superimposed them onto modern digital maps. If you like maps, and like history, you'll love this!
http://mappinglondon.co.uk/2013/victorian-london-in-incredible-detail/
It can be a little tricky to navigate via the article, so the direct link is here.
What you end up with a searchable map of London in the mid 1890s, with functionality very similar to Google maps. A bit like this:
Which is rather marvellous for people like me who love maps!
For now, enjoy exploring Victorian London. I'm going back in! (I wonder when they'll do the time-travelling Streetview version...?)
