Features include Bestwood Colliery, Forge Mills, Bestwood Iron Works, Bestwood Colliery station, Forge Farm, The Warren, Great Central Railway, Midland Railway, MR Bestwood Park Branch, GNR Bestwood Colliery Branch, Hucknall Colliery Branch Railway, GNR Leen Valley Branch etc.
The sheetlines are a little awkward for Buckingham. This detailed Ordnance Survey map reprint is therefore double-sided to provide maximum coverage of the centre and north of the town. The principal sheet (13.10) covers the area from the town centre eastward to Radclive.
Whether used for academic research or personal exploration, this map serves as a window to the architectural and social landscape of the late 19th century. Warwicks Sheet 13.04a Winson Green & Hockley 1888 – published 2012; intro by Barrie Trinder.
This detailed map covers the large village of Bedworth, just north of Coventry. On the reverse we include a directory of Bedworth in 1921. Its publication in 2004 ensures that it is a modern and accessible resource for anyone interested in the historical geography of Warwickshire.
Most of Carlisle itself is shown and other features include the railway lines to Port Carlisle, much of the Carlisle & Silloth Branch, and the Solway Railway up to and including its bridge across the Firth.
Most of Carlisle itself is shown and other features include the railway lines to Port Carlisle, much of the Carlisle & Silloth Branch, and the Solway Railway up to and including its bridge across the Firth.