Features include North Seaton Hall, North Seaton Colliery with railway connection, River Wansbeck, Cambois, Cambois Colliery, St Andrew’s Church, brickworks, railway etc.

The main map covers the small town (or village) of Corbridge, with coverage extending westward to include the Roman station of Corstopitum. Coverage extends west to Red House and Redhouse Haughs. Northumberland Sheet 92.09 Corbridge 1921 – published 2019; intro by Alan Godfrey.

This detailed map of Wooler is double-sided for maximum coverage. It includes most of the town and the countryside to the west, towards Humbleton Hill. Features include the town centre with individual buildings shown, railway with part of station (at top of map), St Mary’s church, Bridge End, Tower, Market Place, Wooler Brewery, Glendale Union Workhouse, St Ninian’s RC Church, The Kettles, Green Castle, camps, Humbleton Mill, Kenterdale Hill, Brown’s Law, Humbleton Hill etc.

This detailed map gives very good coverage of Haltwhistle. Features include town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, Haltwhistle Union Workhouse, railway with Haltwhistle Station, part of Alston Branch, Greencroft, Holy Cross Church, Town Foot, River South Tyne, Haltwhistle Mill, wagonway, etc. On the reverse we incliude an extract from the 1st edition six-inch map 92 showing the Haltwhistle area in 1862, together with a specially written introduction.