John Ian Bartholomew

1890–1962 (age 72)

Biography

John Ian Bartholomew, born 1890, helped map the world for curious minds, bringing geography to life through his insightful cartography and dedication to public education. He believed that understanding place could nurture a deeper respect for diverse communities and landscapes.

Bartholomew’s maps were both precise and poetic, guiding travelers and scholars alike with clarity. He passed in 1962 and is remembered in Dean Cemetery for his contributions to the geography he cherished.

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