This detailed map covers Bonnyrigg, the eastern part of Lasswade, Broomieknowe and Eskbank. Features include the centre of Bonnyrigg with individual buildings neatly shown, carpet factory, Pittendreich, Eldin House, Hollycot, Broomieknowe, Dalhousie Mains Dairy, Eskbank Carpet Works, Hardengrern House, Lothian Bridge, The King’s Park etc. The North British Railway crosses the map N-S, and includes Hardengreen Junction with the Peebles line to Bonnyrigg station and the Polton Branch from Esk Valley Junction including Broomieknowe station. A directory of Bonnyrigg is included on the reverse.

This very detailed map covers Newington Butts and part of Walworth. It is double-sided, with the 1871 map on one side and a reduced version of the 1894 map on the area. We also include an introduction to the history of the area. Features (from 1871 map) include Lambeth Workhouse, Newington Butts, St Mary’s Church, part of Surrey Gardens, Surrey Tabernacle, St John’s Church, Vestry Hall, Walworth Road, tramway, synagogue, Independent Chapel, Falcon Works, chapels, etc

This map covers the Morningside area of south Edinburgh. Coverage stretches from New Craig House eastward to Blackford Hill, and from Morningside Park southward to Upper Braid Farm. Features on the map include Morningside Road station, Royal Edinburgh Asylum, City Poorhouse, Greenbank, New Craig House, Craiglockhart station (at western margin), tramways, Falcon Hall, Morningside Cemetery, Braid Glen, St Matthew’s church, Royal Hospital for Children, Braid area etc. On the reverse of each map we include a selection of street directory entries.