This highly detailed map covers the southern part of Aspull, now part of Wigan borough. Coverage stretches from Top Lock northward to the Crawford Pits, and eastward to Gidlow Hall.
This very detailed map covers the city of Newry at the beginning of the 20th century, and although the OS published it in their Co Down series, the map does extend westward into the Co Armagh part of the town and as far as the Urban District boundary.
This detailed map covers the eastern part of Enfield known as Enfield Highway. The map stretches from Durants Park northward to Bell Lane, and also extends eastward to Brimsdown station and beyond that to the Brimsdown Lead Works.
Features include part of Northolt Park racecourse, LNER railway with Northolt Park and Sudbury Hill stations, Piccadilly line with South Harrow and Sudbury Hill stations, South Hill Avenue, Orley Farm School, Alexandra Park, Wood End, Greenford Green Farm.
Middlesex Sheet 7.04 Enfield Highway 1911 – published 1995; intro by Alan Godfrey. The map links up with Middlesex Sheets 2.16 Enfield Wash to the north, 7.03 Enfield North to the west, 7.08 Ponders End to the south.
This detailed map covers the western part of Yiewsley and also includes Iver village in Buckinghamshire. Features include Rotary Photographic Works, Padcroft Boys Home, St Anne’s Home, Para Rubber Mills, Philpot’s Farm, Cowley Peachey, Thorney Weir Cottage, stretch of Grand Junction Canal, Slough Branch canal, GWR main line, Uxbridge Branch and Staines Branch, Trout & Chequers Inn, Little Britain; also Iver village centre with St Peter’s church, Huntsmoor Farm, Delaford House, Bridgefoot House, Delaford Park
The main LMS railway goes through the map, with Wembley sidings and Stonebridge Park station and depot; part of Wembley Central station is at the top margin.
This detailed map covers an area which was largely rural into the 20th century, but which developed rapidly in the 1930s. London Sheet 10.10 Rayners Lane & Eastcote 1939 – published 2008; intro by Alan Godfrey.
The map extends almost to Rayners Lane station. On the reverse we include extracts from early directories. Middlesex 10.11b Harrow-on-the-Hill 1935 – published 2007; intro by Alan Godfrey.
This detailed map covers parts of Wembley and Harrow, with coverage stretching from Paxford Road northward to Northwick Avenue, and from Peterborough Road eastward to Grasmere Avenue. Features include Northwick Park Golf Course, football grounds, Harrow School Bathing Place, LMS railway with South Kenton station, Metropolitan Railway with Northwick Park station, Chewing Gum Factory etc. We include a selection of street directory entries on the reverse, incl Abbots Drive, Carlton Avenue West, Northwick Avenue, The Fairway, The Ridgeway.