Explore the historical tapestry of Peeblesshire with the ‘Peebles 1906: Peeblesshire Sheet 13.06’ map, authored by Barbara Morris. It was also well placed for the mills, with the Tweed running through this map, joined by the Cuddy.
This very detailed map covers the area around and to the east of South Bridge, with coverage stretching from Hunter Square eastward to The Queen’s Drive, and from Canongate southward to Richmond Street. Features include College, Royal Infirmary, Surgeons Hall, Medical School, Normal School, all shown in great detail; also Nicholson Square, High Street (east), Salisbury Craigs, Pleasance etc. On the reverse we include a selection of street directory entries, nincl Adam Street, College Street, Cowgate, Drummond Street, High Street, Pleasance.
We include both sheets 1 and 2 here, covering the northern tip of England. Note that Scotland is left blank. A major feature is the large scale map of Norham that we include on the reverse, including Norham Castle, Galagate, St Cuthbert’s church and the village centre.
This very detailed map covers the area around Calton Hill, with coverage stretching from the east end of Waverley station eastward to Abbey Hill, and from Royal Terrace southward to Canongate. Features include Royal Observatory, High School of Edinburgh, Inland Revenue Office, Waverley Hall, National Monument, Edinburgh Gas Works, St Cuthbert’s area, tramways, eastern approach to Waverley station, Canongate church, House of Refuge, Fish Market, Operetta House, Theatre Royal, Waterloo Place, etc. On the reverse we include the 1893 town plan, sheet 3.8.6, for the Waterloo Place area.
This detailed map captures the Scottish mill town of Galashiels. The sheetlines are not very kind as the town stretches diagonally across the western part of the map, but most of the town centre is covered here.
This very detailed map covers a busy area of north central Belfast, including several of the docks. Note that the small area of Co Down east of the Lagan is left blank.
This detailed map of North Berwick is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the centre and eastern part of the town, with coverage stretching from The Grange and Westgate eastwards to Rhodes Braes, Rhodes and Rugges Knowes.
It was also well placed for the mills, with the Tweed running through this map, joined by the Cuddy.