This detailed map, which is double-sided for maximum coverage, covers the southern party of Ferryhill, especially the community of Ferryhill station which developed following the opening of the railway, and its adjacent village of Chilton Lane. Features include Ferryhill station, Mainsforth Colliery, Chilton Colliery, Little Chilton, Mainsforth Lime Works, etc. The introduction by Alan Godfrey explores the development of the area’s railways and collieries, and the growth of Ferryhill Station, while also looking at the medieval history of Little Chilton.

This very detailed map covers the north of Middleton. Coverage stretches from the Cricket Ground eastward to the railway and from the Old Rectory northward to Stanycliffe. Features include Middleton Cricket Ground, Rochdale Road, Rochdale Canal, railway, old Grammar School, Acres, Stanycliffe, tramway, Boarshaw Mill, Irk Vale Chemical Works, Lower Touchethall, Little Green area, Boarshaw area etc. Part of rural Chadderton is also included around Acres. A section of the commercial directory, entries A-O, is included on the reverse.

This very detailed map covers South Moor and part of Stanley and the Middles. Features include West Stanley pit, Louisa pit, NER railway, wagonways and tramways, Bloemfontein terrace, Miners Rescue station, two picture theatres, St George’s church, South Moor, Stanley’s Front Street, etc. This map shows the area just sic years after the dreadful West Stanley pit disaster, the worst mining accident in Durham’s history. Directory extracts for Craghead and South Moor are included on the reverse.

Lancashire 97.02aRoyton 1915 – published 2022; intro by Alan Godfrey.

This detailed map covers Witton, Woodside and part of Low Etherley, west of Bishop Auckland. Features include the village of Witton Park, with many now lost terraced streets; the hamlets of Woodside, California and Phoenix Row; Etherley Lane, Etherley station (at Witton Park), Old Etherley Colliery, etc. A major feature is the old incline at Phoenix Row which was the start of the Stockton & Darlington Railway. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 34.13 extending coverage north to the site of the former ironworks.

Lancs 96.08aMiddleton 1891 – published 2020; intro by Alan Godfrey.

This map covers West Herrington and the area north and west to Penshaw Monument. Features include Herrington Colliery. On the reverse we include a specially written introduction to the history of the area, together with a large extract from the First Edition six-inch map for the area, showing the area around (including Fatfield, Old Painshaw (or Penshaw) and Shiney Row in 1856.

This detailed map of Cornforth and West Cornforth is double-sided for maximum coverage.

The map also includes Coxhoe Hall, birthplace of the poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

This detailed map covers much of South Woodford and the southern part of Woodford Green.