• Newent 1921 Gloucestershire Sheet 17.14 by Malcolm Nixon

    This detailed map covers the small town of Newent, and is double-sided to give maximum coverage. The main map covers the town centre and the area southward to Lower Boulsdon and Great Boulsdon. Features include St Mary’s church, priory remains, cattle market, Southend, Conigree Court, old shafts at Great Boulsdon, Market House, Market Square.

  • Westcliff-on-Sea 1921 Essex Sheet 91.01 by Ian Yearsley

    This detailed map and very busy map covers Westcliff-on-Sea and part of Chalkwell, west of Southend. Coverage stretches from Gordon Road and Baxter Avenue westward to Chalkwell Park, and from Westborough Road southward to the sea. Sheet 91.05 is included as an inset. Features include railway with Westcliff station, tramways and depot, Nazareth House, cemetery, Sanatorium, St Alban’s church, Hamlet Court, St Bernard’s Convent, Queen’s Hotel, St Saviour’s church, Chalkwell Park, Chalkwell Hall, Lindisfarne College, many chapels, schools, cinemas etc. A long stretch of the Esplanade is covered. Ian Yearsley’s introduction tells us how the various areas developed.

  • Clacton (North) or Clacton (South) 1921 Essex Sheets 49.10 or 49.14

    Clacton South map covers the southern part of the town, including the sea front. Essex Sheet 49.10Clacton (North) 1921 – published 2018; intro by Barrie Trinder. ISBN 978-1-78721-186-5. Essex Sheet 49.14Clacton (South) 1921 – published 2018; intro by Barrie Trinder.

  • MAP OF Cheltenham (East) 1921: Gloucestershire Sheet 26.08 by Alan Godfrey NEW

    Here are the details of maps for Cheltenham (East): Gloucs Sheet 26.08a Cheltenham (East) 1884 – published 2012; intro by Tony Painter. ISBN.978-1-84784-581-8 Gloucs Sheet 26.08b Cheltenham (East) 1921 – published 1996; intro by Alan Godfrey. ISBN.978-0-85054-810-5 We have published two versions of this detailed map, showing how the eastern part of Cheltenham developed across the years. The 1884 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition handcoloured OS map. Coverage extends from Colonnade and Cambray House eastward to Battledown and Hewletts Camp. Major features include High Street, Fairview, Pittville Circus, tramways, St Luke’s church, Clarence Square, North Street, All Saints church, Coltham Fields, Battledown Brick Works, and the many streets and alleyways around High Street, all shown in great detail with individual houses neatly delineated. Extracts from early directories are included on the reverse. The map links up with a map for Cheltenham West.

  • 1921-33 (v. 2), , Very Good Book

    Binding : hardcover. Product Category : Books. Condition : Very Good. List Price (MSRP) : 16.00. Established in 1997. About Parrot Books. ISBN : 094810600X.

  • Leigh-on-Sea 1921 Essex Sheet 90.04 by Ian Yearsley

    This detailed and very busy map covers Leigh-on-Sea, west of Southend. Coverage stretches from Sunningdale Avenue and King’s Road westward to Herschell Road. The many features include the railway with Leigh station, the old village centre, old saltings and fish ponds, Ship Hotel, Lapwater Hall, St Clement’s church, tramway, Council Offices, Leigh Cliffs, St Michael’s church, many schools, cinemas, chapels etc. Ian Yearsley’s introduction gives a good description of Leigh’s development from a village into a substantial town.

  • Lord’s & St John’s Wood Road 1866-1921 London Large Scale 6.40 by Alan Godfrey

    This very detailed map covers the area around and to the east of Lord’s Cricket Ground, with coverage extending eastward to part of Regent’s Park. Features include Lord’s, Regent’s Park Baptist College, St Dunstans (later replaced by Winfield House, home to the US ambassador), Metropolitan Railway with the first St John’s Wood Station, North Villa, Hanover Lodge, Grove Lodge, Regent’s Canal, St John’s Wood Chapel and Cemetery, Clergy Orphan School, Wellington Nursery etc. The 1921 version of the map is on the reverse, together with a 2,000 word introduction to the history of the area.

  • Sheffield 1903 or 1921 Yorkshire Sheet 294.08

    This detailed and very busy map covers the heart of Sheffield. As it is a major map in the series, we have published two versions, for different dates, so that you can see how the area developed across the years.

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