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Halifax (NW) 1931: Yorkshire Sheet 230.08b by John A. Hargreaves (Sheet map) NEW
- 07/23/2026
Yorks Sheet 230.08b Halifax (NW) 1905 – published 1994; intro by John Hargreaves. Yorks Sheet 230.08c Halifax (NW) 1931 – published 2009; intro by John Hargreaves. Note that the 1892 version is in colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition handcoloured map.
Coll & Tiree (Map) OS Landranger Active Map
Each map provides all the information you need to get to know your local area and includes places of interest, tourist information, picnic areas and camp sites, plus Rights of Way information for England and Wales.
MAP OF Mytholmroyd 1906 Yorkshire Sheet 230.06 NEW 9781841513850
This detailed map covers the village of Mytholmroyd, between Hebden Bridge and Halifax, while in the top right corner is part of the village of Midgley. On the reverse we include directories for Mytholmroyd in both 1901 and 1908.
Saguaro, AZ No. 2910S (Green Trails Maps)
Famous for its saguaro cactus; this 92,000-acre national park also contains more than 165 miles of excellent hiking trails. Map 2910S includes detailed coverage of both park units: the popular more developed Tucson Mountain District and the larger wilder Rincon Mountain District.
Halifax (SW) & Sowerby Bridge 1892 (Coloured Edition) Yorkshire Sheet 230.12a
This 1892 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map and covers the area from Warley Town eastward to King Cross and Queen’s Road, and from Gibbet Street southward to Sowerby Bridge. Features include Rochdale Canal and Calder & Hebble Navigation with Basin; Canal Mills, Wharf Street with Christ Church, Scar Bottom, Octagon Tower, Washer Lane Dye Works, Pye Nest, Thorn Tree area, King Cross, St Paul’s station, Gibraltar area, Dunkirk Mills, Cote Hill, St John’s church, Warley Town, Willow Hall Mills, Albert Woollen Mills, Bairstow, Warley House, Cliff Hill, etc. We include 1889 directory extracts for Sowerby Bridge and Warley.
Rand McNally Easy to Fold: Missouri State Laminated Map Multicolor
Publisher: Rand McNally. Author: Rand McNally. – Heavy-duty lamination allows you to write on, wipe off. – Durable and tear resistant. – Folds to display individual map sections. – Clearly indicated highways, county boundaries, points of interest, and more.
Halifax Mixenden & South Illingworth 1905 Yorkshire Sheet 230.04 by Alan Godfrey
Features include Illingworth church (split by north margin, Illingworth Mills, Forest Mills, Watkinson Hall Farm, Prospect Mill, tramways, Halifax High Level Branch railway, Page Hill, Hebble Valley, Mason’s Green, Jumples, Ramsden Wood Reservoir, Delf Hill, Grindlestone Bank, Mixenden Lane Ends, Slippy Lane Farm, Jumples House, Box Trees Mill, Webster’s Maltings, Wheatley Dyeworks, Wheatley Lane Ends, Ovenden Wood Brewery, Clough Brewery etc. ).
Mytholmroyd 1905 Yorkshire Sheet 230.06 by John Hargreaves
This detailed map covers the village of Mytholmroyd, between Hebden Bridge and Halifax, while in the top right corner is part of the village of Midgley. On the reverse we include directories for Mytholmroyd in both 1901 and 1908.
Ammanford & District 1908 One Inch Sheet 230 by Derrick Pratt NEW
Coverage stretches from Pontyberem station and Middleton Hall eastward to Ystradgynlais, and from Llanarthney (or Llanarthne) southward to Pontardulais. On the reverse we include an extract from Carmarthenshire Sheet 41.15, showing Llandybie in 1905, including St Tybie’s church, station, Pant-yr-odyn and quarry to the north.
MAP OF Halifax Mixenden & South Illingworth 1905 Yorkshire Sheet 230.04 NEW
Features include Illingworth church (split by north margin, Illingworth Mills, Forest Mills, Watkinson Hall Farm, Prospect Mill, tramways, Halifax High Level Branch railway, Page Hill, Hebble Valley, Mason’s Green, Jumples, Ramsden Wood Reservoir, Delf Hill, Grindlestone Bank, Mixenden Lane Ends, Slippy Lane Farm, Jumples House, Box Trees Mill, Webster’s Maltings, Wheatley Dyeworks, Wheatley Lane Ends, Ovenden Wood Brewery, Clough Brewery etc. ).

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