Walks and Rambles on Cape Cod and the Islands: A Nature Lover’s Guide to 35 Trails (Walks & Rambles). Title : Walks and Rambles on Cape Cod and the Islands: A Nature Lover’s Guide to 35 Trails (Walks & Rambles).
Yorkshire Sheet 216.10 Bradford (Clayton Heights) 1932 – published 2010; intro by John Hargreaves.
Ordnance Survey Explorer map of Welshpool & Montgomery / Y Trallwng a Threfaldwyn which also includes Bishop’s Castle and shows part of Offa’s Dyke Path & Glyndwr’s Way. The cover has a little creasing to the edges. The map itself is in good physical condition though does have some annotations and locations highlighted on it, as shown in the photographs. Any questions please ask. Postage is usually the same or next business day but please allow up to two business days for dispatch. I also post on Saturdays when possible.
This detailed and busy map covers the south part of Bradford, including West Bowling and part of East Bowling. Features include Bowling Park, GNR railway with Bowling Junction and station, Bowling Cemetery, Bowling Hall, Staygate, Newhall, Bowling Dye Works, Woodroyd Brick Works, Rooley, Woodroyd House, tramways, Prospect Mills, St Matthew’s church, Bankfoot Mills, Craven Heifer Inn, Rooley Hall, Chapel Green, Briggella Mills, Holme Top Mills Towers Hall, St Stephen’s church, St Stephen’s Shed, schools, Bowling Soap Works, Parkside Mills, chapels, library, Woodroyd Shed etc. A selection of street directory entries is included on the reverse.
Title: Hastings and Bexhill. Series: OS Explorer Active Map. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Genre: Travel & Transport. ISBN-10: 0319469999. Language: English. Release Date: 09/16/2015.
Yorkshire Sheet 216.07 Bradford (West) 1906 – published 2017; intro by Ruth Strong. This detailed map covers an area just west of Bradford city centre, with coverage extending from Dirk Hill and Legrams Mill westward to Scholemoor and Paradise Green.
The River Severn flows through the map, and the southern slopes of the Malvern Hills are shown. Features include lost railways through Newent and Tewkesbury. On the reverse we include a detailed map of the village of Dymock.
This detailed map covers the area around Clayton Heights, west of Bradford, with coverage stretching from the Black Dyke Mills (SW corner of map) eastward to Horton Bank Reservoir and northward to Oakleigh Road. Features include part of Black Dyke Mills, Queensbury station with famous railway triangle, Poor Law Institution, Brayshaw Reservoir, Horton Bank Reservoir, Old Dolphin area, tramway, Westwood Institution, Scarlet Heights area, Sheep Hill, Lane End area etc. On the reverse we include a commercial directory for Queensbury, plus street directory entries for Clayton Lane, Highgate Road, Oakleigh Road and Pasture Lane.
Features include Odsal Top, Truncliffe, Hill Top, part of Low Moor works, Holy Trinity church, Odsal House, Coll Place, Coll Mill, Victoria Mills, Brayshaw Fold, Park House Wire Mills, Wesley Place, railways but no station, Highfield Engine House, Woodhouse Hill, Bierley Hall Hospital etc.
This detailed map covers the village of Queensbury and the area north and west. Queensbury itself, with Black Dyke Mills, is in the SE corner of the map. Features here include tramway, Holy Trinity church, the mills, and individual buildings neatly shown. The railway is shown in tunnel. Other hamlets and settlements across the map include Mountain, Yews Green, Hill Top, Clayton Edge, West Scholes Gate, Raggalds, White Castle Brewery and the Bradshaw Lane area. On the reverse we include a 1936 directory of Queensbury and Mountain.