A 1918 directory of Newton is included on the reverse. This detailed map covers the area south of Newton-le-Willows, with coverage extending southward to Vulcan Village. This detailed map covers the ancient market town of Newton-le-Willows or Newton in Makerfield.
Lancashire Sheet 101.07 Ashton in Makerfield 1906 – published 2004; intro by Alan Godfrey.
Coverage stretches as far north as St David’s Church and Smithfield Cattle Market and as far south as St Anne’s Church in Morda and Oswestry Union Workhouse.
Warwickshire Sheet 33.11 Leamington Spa 1923 – published 2003; intro by Barrie Trinder.
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A 1918 directory is included on the reverse. No major towns are shown and only the southern tip of Mossley but there are several interesting features. A directory of Mossley is included on the reverse.
Lanarkshire Sheet 12.13b Motherwell 1910 – published 2007; intro by Gilbert Bell. Each covers an area of a mile by a mile and a half. This map covers the eastern part of the town, and extends coverage eastward to Middle Johnston colliery.
This detailed map covers the centre of King’s Lynn, with coverage stretching from Alexandra Dock southward to Guanock Terrace. Norfolk Sheet 33.10 King’s Lynn 1904 – published 2015; intro by Richard Oliver.
Major features include the Butterley Works and its various railway and tramway connections. The map covers an area of major industrial importance. Derbyshire Sheet 40.07Butterley & North Ripley 1898 – published 2019; intro by Barrie Trinder.
Sheet 26.05 extends coverage westward to include Bolsover Colliery and a complicated railway system that includes the Midland Railway Bolsover station and Markham Junction. Derbyshire Sheet 26.05Bolsover (West) 1897 – published 2011; intro by Barrie Trinder.