This map covers most of Düsseldorf, with coverage running from Rath, Derendorf and Mörsenbroich southward to Stoffeln. Most of the city centre is included, together with the suburbs of Flingern, Lierenfeld, Kleineller, Grafenberg, Gerresheim and Neueller.
This detailed map of Mold is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the town centre (which is in the SE quadrant of the map) with coverage extending northward to Llwynegrin and eastward to Argoed Hall Farm and the edge of Mynydd-isa village.
Our one map for Belgium is taken from the Cadastral Atlas of Belgium published by P C Popp (1805-79). Originally published at a scale of 1:1250 and reduced by us to 1:2340 (27″ to the mile) it includes much of the detail familiar to users of our Old Ordnance Survey Maps. Historical notes are in French and English.
This highly detailed map at a ‘Yard to the Mile’ scale covers a fascinating area of the City of London, centred on St Paul’s Cathedral. This building is shown in splendid detail, even including the interior layout, as are many other buildings on this important map.
This highly detailed map at a ‘Yard to the Mile’ scale covers a fascinating area of the City of London, centred on St Paul’s Cathedral. This building is shown in splendid detail, even including the interior layout, as are many other buildings on this important map.
This very detailed map covers the centre of Wigan. Features include All Saints church, Market Place, Moot Hall, Town Hall, Wigan Brewery, Dispensary, Commercial Hall, Infantry Barracks, Presbyterian Chapel, Brierly’s Mill, School Common Mill, Douglas Forge, Wallgate, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway station, LNWR station, Hope Chapel, Victoria Mills, etc. On the reverse we include 10 foot to the mile sheet 93.8.11 covering the Market Place area in 1889 together with a 2,000 word introduction to the history of the area.
This very detailed map covers the centre of Wigan. Features include All Saints church, Market Place, Moot Hall, Town Hall, Wigan Brewery, Dispensary, Commercial Hall, Infantry Barracks, Presbyterian Chapel, Brierly’s Mill, School Common Mill, Douglas Forge, Wallgate, Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway station, LNWR station, Hope Chapel, Victoria Mills, etc. On the reverse we include 10 foot to the mile sheet 93.8.11 covering the Market Place area in 1889 together with a 2,000 word introduction to the history of the area.
This very detailed map covers the area around and to the east of Quarry Hill, including parts of Mabgate, Burmantofts and Black Bank. A major feature is the Leeds & Selby Railway station (the first in Leeds) with its workshop and goods yard. Other features include St Mary’s Church, Leeds gasworks, Hope Foundry, York Road (with details of turnpike roads), Rock Colliery etc. On the reverse we include a 1:500 map showing part of the area in 1889.