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Christchurch 1896: Hampshire Sheet 86.12 (Old O.S. Maps of Hampshire), Godfrey,
- 07/23/2026
The map extends east to Purwell Cross, and across Stanpit Marsh to Stanpit and Blackberry Point. On the reverse we include a directory of the town in 1895. ISBN 978-0-85054-885-3.
Alan Godfrey Nottingham (South) 1899 (Map) Old O.S. Maps of Nottinghamshire
Subtitle: Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.06. Title: Nottingham (South) 1899. Author: Alan Godfrey. Edition: Facsimile of 1899 ed. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. ISBN-10: 0850549485. Item Height: 220mm.
MAP OF Beckenham 1930 Kent Sheet 7.15 by Alan Godfrey NEW
The sheetlines for the 1894 map are slightly different and is really centred on New Beckenham. Coverage stretches from Penge station eastward to Beckenham Junction station, and southward to Clock House station.
Portslade by Sea 1930 Sussex Sheet 65.11 by Alan Godfrey
This detailed map gives good coverage of Portslade by Sea and also parts of Southwick and Aldrington. Features include Shoreham Harbour (East Arm and Canal), wharves, ferries and landing stages, gas works, power station, St Andrew’s Church, cinema, St Leonard’s Church Aldrington, flour mills, dyeing works, Fishergate, section of railway with Fishergate Halt and part of Southwick Station, Southwick Town Hall, Ship Inn, The Manor etc. (Note that the map does not include Portslade village.)
Mirfield SW 1930 or Mirfield & Ravensthorpe 1905 Yorkshire 247.05 or 247.06
This detailed map covers the central and eastern part of Mirfield, plus much of Ravensthorpe. Coverage extends from Mirfield station eastward to St Saviour’s church Ravensthorpe, and from St Mary’s church Mirfield southward to Hopton Bottom.
Brighton (Kemp Town & Palace Pier) 1930 Sussex Sheet 66.14 by Alan Godfrey
This detailed map covers the Kemp Town area of Brighton and we also include, as an inset, sheet 66.13 which shows the Palace Pier, Aquarium and part of Brighton Esplanade. Features include Black Rock, Volks Railway, St George’s Church, Sussex Square and the other major buildings of Kemp Town, Royal Sussex County Hospital, Royal Crescent, Marine Parade, etc.
Beckenham 1930 Kent Sheet 7.15 by Alan Godfrey
The Kent series maps are centred on the village – and later town – centre of Beckenham. The earliest map was surveyed in 1861 but was updated to 1871 to include railways. Features include Coperscope, Beckenham station (still with an overall roof), and the map stretches as far as New Beckenham Junction to the north. Westward the map stretches to the boundary with Penge, eastward it reaches Foxgrove. This is an attractive map of Beckenham as development was just beginning. This map showing it in 1930 provides a fascinating illustration of how the village developed into a town. The map links up with Kent Sheets 7.14 Anerley & Penge to the west and 7.16 Bromley to the east.
MAP OF MIRFIELD (SW) 1930 YORKSHIRE SHEET 247.05 NEW 9781847841070
Brighton (Kemp Town & Palace Pier) 1930 Sussex Sheet 66.14 by Alan Godfrey
Features include Black Rock, Volks Railway, St George’s Church, Sussex Square and the other major buildings of Kemp Town, Royal Sussex County Hospital, Royal Crescent, Marine Parade, etc.
MAP OF LORD’S & ST JOHN’S WOOD ROAD 1866-1921 LONDON LARGE SCALE SHEET 6.40
London sheet 6.40. Covers Lords Cricket Ground, St John’s Wood Chapel, Regents Park College, Clergy Orphan School, Police Station, Chapel Bridge and St Dunstan’s.

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