Old Aberdeen 1899 ABERDEEN by Smith, John 9780850544589 | Brand New
Aberdeenshire Sheet 75.07 Old Aberdeen 1899 – published 2000; intro by John Smith.
Aberdeenshire Sheet 75.07 Old Aberdeen 1899 – published 2000; intro by John Smith.
Includes, Hospital, Weedon Barracks, Station, St Peter’s Church, All Saint’s Church, Floore Mill (Corn), Weedon Beck, Floore House, Vicarage.
On the reverse we include a 1906 directory of Pontlottyn. Monmouthshire Sheet 16.04 Rhymney (South) & Pontlottyn 1899 – published 2012; intro by Derrick Pratt.
[S1] Rare elephant folio with facsimile maps of old Oxford published in 1899 Very good condition. A complete set of 15 maps. Case clean and bright with minor signs of use. Ribbons intact. Plates 1 and 2 creased to bottom left side where it has been caught in the folio. Some od the tissue paper also creased but mostly good condition. More photographs and information on request. Published 1899
This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the Bridge of Don area, on the northern outskirts of Aberdeen. Features include Seaton House, Balgownie, Donside Paper Mills, woollen mills, Hayton, Balgownie Lodge, Don Mills, site of Chanonry Port. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 66.15 which extends coverage northward to Denmore and Scotstown House.
This detailed map of Crieff is double-sided to provide maximum coverage. The main map covers the northern part of the town, with coverage northward to Ferntower. Features include Ardvreck House. Morrison’s Academy, West Church, Benachie, Strathearn House Hydropathic, St Michael’s church, St Columba’s church, Porteous Hall, Taylor’s Institution, Callum’s Hill, Tomaknock, Colony. The backing map covers part of sheet 95.15, extending coverage southward to include railway with station, Broich, Stayt of Crieff, Duchlage, High Street, James Square, Royal Hotel etc.
ISBN: 9780850549485. Notts Sheet 42.06b Nottingham (South) 1899 – published 1998; intro by Alan Godfrey.
Notts Sheet 42.01 Nottingham (Radford) 1899 – published 2010; intro by Barrie Trinder.
Features include Old Lenton and New Lenton in detail with individual houses neatly delineated, eastern part of Wollaton Park, Lenton Hall, Highfield House, Lenton Firs, Nottingham Canal, Poplar Farm, Midland Railway with Lenton South and North Junctions, Lenton station, Priory remains, Holy Trinity church, cotton spinning mill, tannery works, The Midland Orphanage, Lenton Lodge, lace dressing works etc.