Yorkshire 174.07a York NE & Heworth 1889 – published 2017; intro by Alan Godfrey. Yorkshire 174.07b York NE & Heworth 1907 – published 2025; intro by Martin Handley.
Transport features include the Peterborough, Wisbech & Sutton Bridge Branch, the River Nene, while there is good depiction of the fens. Cambridgeshire: Eastrea, Eldernell, Eye, Kingsland, Rings End, Thorney, Whittlesey.
This detailed map covers the eastern part of Croydon, from the Addiscombe Road southward to Coombe Park. Features include Shirley House, Addiscombe Farm, Coombe Lane station, Parkhill House, Brickwood House, St Mary Magdalene church, Addiscombe Road etc. Extracts from a 1934 street directory are included on the reverse.
This detailed map covers much of central Croydon, with coverage stretching from Waddon Mills eastward to Croydon East station, and southward to Bramley Hill. Features include railways with East Croydon station, Waddon station, Town Hall, tramways, The Waldrons, Whitgift Grammar School, town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, Duppas House, Reliance Iron Works, brewery, Waddon Mills with railway, Waddon House, churches etc.
The map covers most of the town, from Castlegreen and the site of the castle southward to St John the Baptist’s church and the Old Hall, and beyond them into open country. Beyond the town we find isolated houses, the map going as far as The Hut, Snakescroft, Oakeley Farm.
This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers Granville Colliery and the coal-mining area east of Wrockwardine Wood, with many old coal and ironstone shafts shown. This map extends south to Limekiln Bank. Other features include Grange Colliery, The Woodhouse, Granville Buildings, Old Lodge Furnaces and several mineral lines. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 36.16 covering the area to the south, including Priorslee Hall, Woodhouse Colliery and Lawn Colliery.
Coverage stretches as far north as St David’s Church and Smithfield Cattle Market and as far south as St Anne’s Church in Morda and Oswestry Union Workhouse.