This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage and includes part of sheet 3.15 extending coverage to the north. Part of the map is covered by Stone Marshes but there is much of interest and much of the area has since been built on. Features include the North Kent Line plus the railway towards the power station, Stone Works, chalk pits and tramways, Whiting Works, Cotton Farm, St Vincent’s Industrial School, Joyce Green Cemetery, part of Joyce Green Hospital, Long Reach Hospital, hospital tramway, West Kent Sewage Works, sewage works tramway, etc. Some early work towards the Dartford Tunnel is also shown.
This detailed and early Ordnance Survey map shows the centre of Bromley and the area north and west. Coverage extends from Bromley High Street westward to Clayhill (on the outskirts of Beckenham) and northward to Bromleyhill, Plaistow Lodge and Plaistow Hall. Features include Shortlands station, Beckenham Bridge, Glassmill House, White Hart Hotel, St Peter & St Paul’s church, Martins Hill, Market Place, London Road, Farwig, Bromleyhill Wood, Bromley College, Shortlands. On the reverse are street directories in 1876 for East Street, Farwig, Freelands Road, High Street, London Road, Market Square, Plaistow.
This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage and includes part of sheet 3.10 to the north. Much of the map is marshland but there is much of interest. Features include Orchard Hospital, most of Joyce Green Hospital, Slade Green Engine shed, The Grange, Howbury, Sladesgreen Farm, Crayford Marshes, River Darent, Crayford Ness, Longreach Tavern, ammunition works etc. The historical introduction also describes the historic WW1 airfield that was based on these marshes.
This detailed map is double-sided to provide maximum coverage. The main map covers the area from Little Pamphill eastward to the town centre, and beyond that to St Johns Hill and Avenue Road; also from Walford Bridge southward to Poole Road. Features include the Minster church, Julian Brewery, East Brook, Town Brewery, Westfield, West Borough, Wimborne & Cranborne Workhouse, East Street, cemetery, Rowlands, Knobcrook, Walford Bridge, Stone Lane, St Margaret’s Almshouses, Julian’s Bridge, River Stour, Stone Park, Farrs, Netherwood Mead, Gillingham’s Almshouses. On reverse is more than half of adjacent map 35.05 which covers railway station, Cattle Market, Leigh, Green Close Dairy, Leigh Common, Leigh Vinery.
This detailed map covers the town of Gillingham, which stands at the north of the Blackmore Vale. The map is double-sided to provide maximum coverage. The main map covers the area from St Mary’s church and the town centre southward to Madjeston Bridge and eastward to Ham Common, Higher Ham Farm and the site of King’s Court Palace.
Detailed coverage of this small but once busy market town, in the heart of the Blackmore Vale. The map is double-sided to give maximum coverage. The main map shows the town centre, and coverage extends north to the workhouse and beyond to Twinwood Coppice, west to River Stour and Blackwater Bridge, east to Butts Pond, Rixon and Hosey Bridge.
This detailed map covers the attractive north Dorset town of Sherborne. The town centre is covered, and coverage extends eastward to Sherborne Castle. We include a contemporary directory on the reverse.
