This map covers the east part of Doncaster around the racecourse, with coverage extending southward to Hawk Hill. Features include Doncaster racecourse, Hawk Hill, Rose Hill, South Yorkshire Joint Railway, Belle Vue, football ground, Yorkshire Institution for the deaf.

This detailed map covers Leasingthorne, a ‘Category D’ village that has largely been demolished, Leeholme and most of Coundon. Features include Leasingthorne Colliery, railway including Coundon Branch, Leasingthorne village, Tottenham, Leeholme, Coundon village, chapels, picture theatre etc

This detailed map covers the industrial area east of Middlesbrough, on both sides of the River Tees. Features include the Clarence Ironworks, Salt Works, Clarence Old Cottages, Middlesbrough Dock, Cargo Fleet Ironworks, Tees Iron Works, Normanby Ironworks, Ormesby Ironworks. The map is notable for its maze of railway sidings and lines in and around the various ironworks, all shown in remarkable detail.

This detailed map covers the north Derbyshire town of Dronfield, midway between Chesterfield and Sheffield. Features include St John’s church, Manor House, Gosforth Colliery, Fanshawbank Farm, Gomersal Farm, Dronfield Forge, Stubley Farm, Summerwood Top, Holmley Common area, Alma area, Holborn area, Peel Monument, Colonial Sanitary Works, site of closed Dronfield steelworks, Dronfield Mill, Quoit Green, Cliff House, Alma Works, Grammar School, part of Coal Aston, old coal pits, railway with station, etc.

This detailed map covers the village of Dipton, historically made up of three parts: Pontop, Collierley and Dipton. Features on our map include South Medomsley Colliery (traditionally called High Stables), Delight Colliery, Dipton Colliery, Pontop Hall, Mary Pit, Coronation Drift, Main Coal Drift, Brass Thill Drift, tramways to the drifts, St John’s church, High Collierley, Pontop Quarry, Pontop & Jarrow Railway, Curry’s Square, St Patrick’s RC church, site of Lily Colliery, Harelaw Quarry, two picture theatres, old pits etc. On the reverse we include directories of Dipton in 1894 and 1906.