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Bow, Bromley & West Ham 1867, 1893 or 1914 London Sheet 53
- 07/31/2026
The three versions of this map show how the area developed across the years. London Sheet 53.1Bow, Bromley & West Ham 1867 – published 2007, intro by Isobel Watson.
MAP OF Walthamstow (West) 1936 London Sheet 14.4 by Tony Kirby NEW 9781847849694
Here are the details of maps for west Walthamstow: London Sheet 14.1 Walthamstow West 1894 – published 2010; intro by Alan Godfrey. Partly coloured. ISBN.978-1-84784-432-3 London Sheet 14.2 Walthamstow West 1913 – published 1988; intro by Jonathan Evans. ISBN.978-0-85054-206-6 London Sheet 14.3 Walthamstow West 1936 – published 2016; intro by Tony Kirby. ISBN.978-1-84784-969-4 We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. Note that the 1894 version is partly colour printed; see our Sept 2010 Newsletter. The map covers the western part of Walthamstow, with coverage stretching from the River Lea Navigation and Ferry Boat Inn eastward to Colebrook Road and Brookdale Road; and from Shakespeare Road, Higham Hill southward to St James Street station. Features include railway, incl Blackhorse Road station; tramways, several reservoirs, Tottenham Lock, Ferry Boat inn, busy western area of Walthamstow and industries off Blackhorse Lane. The map links up with Sheets 9 Tottenham Marsh to the north, 13 Tottenham to the west, 15 Walthamstow East to the east, and 22 Walthamstow Marshes to the south.
West India Docks 1867 London Sheet 79
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. Blackwall Tunnel now shown. London Sheet 79.1West India Docks 1867 – published 1991; intro by Oliver Harris.
Hammersmith (West) 1866-93 London Large Scale 10.05 by Pamela Taylor
This detailed map the western part of Hammersmith from Saint Peter’s Square eastward to Waterloo Street, and from King Street southward to the river. Features include St Peter’s church, West Middlesex Water Works, St Peter’s Wharf, Marlborough Wharf, chapels, etc with fine detail of the houses and their often leafy gardens in the streets around. We include the 1893 version on the reverse.
The West End 1870, 1894 or 1914 London Sheet 60
The three versions of this map show how the area developed across the years. Features include Burlington House, the National Gallery, British Museum, many theatres, All Soul’s church.
West Twickenham & Strawberry Hill 1894 or 1934 London Sheet 121
Each map has a selection of directory extracts on the reverse. London Sheet 121aWest Twickenham & Strawberry Hill 1894 – published 1996; intro by John Griffiths.
Kentish Town (West) 1870-94 London Large Scale Sheet 7.01 by Pamela Taylor
This very detailed map covers the west part of Kentish Town, west of Carlton Road. Features include Orphan Working School, St Pancras Almshouses, St Dominick’s Priory, Journeyman Taylors Institution, and streets of semi-detached villas, many with gardens shown.
Ealing Common & West Acton 1864, 1894 or 1934 London Sheet 57
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The earlier map shows the area before the railway arrived, when much of the map was rural. London Sheet 57.2Ealing Common & West Acton 1894 – published 2005; intro by Jonathan Oates.
Walthamstow (West) 1894 or 1936 London Sheet 14
London Sheet 14.1Walthamstow West 1894 – published 2010; intro by Alan Godfrey. Partly coloured. London Sheet 14.2Walthamstow West 1913 – published 1988; intro by Jonathan Evans. ISBN.978-0-85054-206-6 (TEMP O/P).
West Brompton 1865-94 London Large Scale Sheet 10.18 by Alan Godfrey
This detailed map covers the area around and to the south of West Brompton station. Features include the West Brompton stations, Lillie Bridge Cricket Ground, nurseries, Brompton Cemetery, North End Road, The Hermitage, Lillie Road etc. Features on the later map also include Mount Carmel Heritage, Beaufort House, Western Hospital etc On the reverse we include a reduced version of the 1894 map for the same area, together with a specially written introduction to the history of the area.

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