Cheshire Sheet 38.11aChester 1898 – published 1989; intro by Simon Harrison. Cheshire Sheet 38.11bChester 1908 – published 2004; intro by Derrick Pratt.
This detailed map of Lockerbie is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the centre and west of the town, with coverage stretching from the Town Hall westward to Comfortland Hill and Aefur Brae. Features include Townhead Street, High Street, Mains Street, Town Hall, parish church, police station, part of railway station, stretch of CR Dumfries & Lockerbie Branch, Dumfries Road, other churches, schools, etc. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 51.02 completing coverage of station, Caledonian Railway, Bridge Street, Lockerbie Hill, New Auction Mart.
This detailed map covers the northern part of Keele with coverage extending northward to Finney Green, Silverdale Tileries, Silverdale Farm, and Haying Wood. Featurs include St John’s church, Top Farm, NSR Market Drayton line with Keele station, part of Audley Branch etc.
Staffs 18.05aStoke upon Trent (South) 1898 – published 1993; intro by Alan Godfrey.
This detailed map gives good coverage of the spa town of Moffat. Features include station, Parish Church, Free Church, Moffat House, Bath Rooms, banks, Larch-Hill House, many villas, Chapel, hotels, High Street, River Annan, Gallows Well, Larch-hill Well, Greenwood Hall, Town Hall, Birnock Water, etc. The Hydropathic is at the extreme top margin. On the reverse we include part of sheet 16.15 covering the village of Beattock. Features here include railway with Beattock station, engine shed, Craigielands, Beattock House, Beattock Bridge.
We include extracts from contemporary directories on th reverse.
Co Durham 55.06aDarlington 1898 – published 1987; intro by Alan Suddes.
We include further directory entries on the reverse. Lincs Sheet 42.12 Gainsborough (South) 1898 – published 2017; intro by Alan Godfrey.
This detailed map covers most of the village of Didcot together with its large railway station and junction.
This detailed map covers most of Barry Island, part of Barry itself and part of the docks. Features include Barry station, Barry Island station, Barry Pier station, many mineral lines, and sidings, Romilly Park, Cold Knap Farm, Cold Knap Point, St Nicholas church, Ewe Rocks, Barry Harbour, Wickmoor Bay, Nell’s Point, St Baruch’s Chapel, Dock No.3, part of Dock No.1, commercial graving dock, Castle Farm, Switchback Railway, etc. A 1906 directory is included on the reverse.