Anthea Lang Central Newcastle 1940 (Map) Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Tyneside
Subtitle: Tyneside Sheet 11.3. Author: Anthea Lang. Title: Central Newcastle 1940. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Release Date: 08/15/2016.
Subtitle: Tyneside Sheet 11.3. Author: Anthea Lang. Title: Central Newcastle 1940. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Release Date: 08/15/2016.
This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage and covers most of the town of Kirkcudbright in detail. The main map covers the centre and west of the town. Features include harbour, town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, castle ruins, Castle Sod beerhouse, railway terminus and engine shed, Town Hall, churches, Johnson’s Free School, Oakley House, River Dee, Market Cross, Old Jail, Kirkchrist church ruins, Kirkchrist etc. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 55.02, extending coverage eastward to include Poorhouse, site of St Cuthbert’s church, Lochfergus, Stable Isle.
Tyneside Sheet 14aJarrow 1895 – published 1982, 2nd Edition 2013; intro by Anthea Lang. Tyneside Sheet 14bJarrow 1912 – published 1989, 2nd Edition 2021; intro by Anthea Lang. Tyneside Sheet 14cJarrow 1941 – published 2022; intro by Anthea Lang.
This detailed map of Spennymoor is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the centre of the town and the area westward to Whitworth Hall.
This detailed map covers the eastern part of Spennymoor, including Low Spennymoor. Features include the large Tudhoe Iron Works, St Charles RC Church, Holy Innocents Church, Thinford Inn, etc
Tyneside Sheet 24aFelling 1894 – published 1982, 2nd ed 1989, 3rd ed 2023; intro by Anthea Lang. Tyneside Sheet 24bFelling 1914 – published 2015; intro by Anthea Lang.
This very detailed map covers Blackhall Mill and Hamsterley Village. Features include Hamsterley village, Hamsterly Colliery with section of NER Consett Branch, High Westwood station (partly shown), Blackhall Mill, Derwent Cote House, Pickle Bank Wood, Derwent Cote Forge, steel furnace (disused), Armonside, Carr House, part of Chopwell Woods, Hagg House etc.
Northumberland Sheet 86.12 Monkseaton 1914 – published 2025; intro by Anthea Lang. This detailed map covers the village of Monkseaton.
Detailed map of Ovingham & Low Prudhoe; Northumberland sheet 93.13. Covers Eltringham, Ovington, Prudhoe Colliery, St Mary’s Church, Mickley Station, Eltringham Colliery, Prudhoe Station and Ovington House.