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Limavady 1904 County Londonderry Town plans 1-6
- 07/24/2026
The map is double-side, with sheets 1-4 on the main side, sheets 5-6 on the reverse.
Gloucester (NW), City, (SW) or (SE) 1901 Gloucs 25.14, 25.15, 33.02 or 33.03
This detailed map covers the central area of Gloucester, with coverage extending NE towardes Oxstalls and Cole Bridge. The western two-thirds of the map is largely residential including Barton and Lower Barton Wards.
Royston 1904 Yorkshire Sheet 262.12 by Alan Godfrey
This detailed map covers the village – or small town – of Royston, about three miles north of Barnsley. On the reverse we include directories of Royston for both 1889 and 1936.
MAP OF King’s Cross & St Pancras 1871-93 London Large Scale Sheet 7.33 NEW
This highly detailed map at a ‘Yard to the Mile’ scale is dominated by St Pancras and King’s Cross stations. London Large Scale Series Sheet 7.33 King’s Cross & St Pancras 1871-93 – published 1992, 2nd ediTion 2024.
MAP OF Brighton (Preston Park) 1929 Sussex Sheet 66.05 by Alan Godfrey NEW
Sussex Sheet 66.05 Brighton (Preston Park) 1929 – published 2024; intro by Alan Godfrey.
Godfrey Edition Old Ordnance Survey MAP of WARRINGTON WEST 1891 Sheet 115.04 NEW
WARRINGTON (WEST) 1891. THE GODFREY EDITION. OLD ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP.
Dun Laoghaire & Monkstown 1908 County Dublin Sheet 23.06 by Alan Godfrey
MAP OF Dun Laoghaire & Monkstown 1908 County Dublin Sheet 23.06 NEW
With the map’s clear detailing, it serves not just as a historical record but also as a tool for genealogists and researchers. Co Dublin Sheet 23.06 Dun Laoghaire & Monkstown 1908 – published 1999; intro by Alan Godfrey.
Thorpe next Norwich 1926 Norfolk Sheet 63.16 by Alan Godfrey
This map covers the eastern fringe of Norwich and extends east to the village of Thorpe next Norwich (or Thorpe St Andrew). Part of Trowse with Newton is also included. Features include Gothic Works, County Police Headquartrs, part of Carrow Works, Rosary Cemetery, railway lines and junctions, Thorpe Lodge, Thorpe Hall, Trowse Newton Hall remains, St Andrew’s church, Whitlingham station, site of Thorpe railway accident, River Yare, New Cut, parkland of Crown Point Hall (the house is just S of the map), etc.
Tisbury 1900 Wiltshire Sheet 64.15 by Alan Godfrey
This detailed map of Tisbury is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the centre of the village, with coverage southward to Wallmead Farm, westward to Tuckingmill, eastward to Tisbury Mill. Features include St John’s church, railway with station, Wiltshire Brewery, police station, Tisbury Workhouse, The Quarry, Court Street, Overhouse Farm, River Nadder etc. On the reverse we include a good section of adjacent 64.11, extending coverage northward to include Place Farm and Tithe Barn, Tisbury House, Weaveland Farm, Prospect House, Ashleywood Farm. Coverage extends to the southern end of Fonthill Lake.

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