This detailed map gives excellent coverage of Braunston, the ‘village of the waterways’.

This very detailed map covers the Sherwood area, on the north side of Nottingham.Coverage extends northward to Thackeray’s Lane. Features include GNR railway with Sherwood station, Mapperley Brick Works with railway incline, Lace Factory, Woodthorpe Grange, Breck Hill Farm, Woodthorpe House, Bagthorpe Hospital, Workhouse under construction, The Cedars and Woodthorpe Lodge convalescent hospitals, Arno Vale. On the reverse we include street dirctories for Mansfield Road for 1891 and 1902.

This very detailed map gives excellent coverage of Radcliffe on Trent. On the reverse we include a 1901 directory of Radcliffe together with a specially written introduction to its history.

This detailed map covers the village of Road Weedon, most of Weedon Beck and part of Floore. Features include railway with station, Ordnance Canal, Weedon Barracks, hospital, Lower Weedon, pavilion, St Peter’s church, Grand Junction Canal, Floore Mill, All Saints church, Floore House etc. We include extracts from an 1898 directory on the reverse.

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.

This very detailed map covers the large village of Kimberley. Features include Holy Trinity church, Main Street with all buildings neatly shown, Midland Railway with station, Great Northern Railway with station, lace factory, cemetery, chapels, Watnall Cantelupe, Watnall station, Watnall Sidings with moineral line, Nuthall House, Spencer House et. 1891 directories for Kimberley and Nuthall are included on the reverse together with a specially written introduction by Barrie Trinder.