All is in great detail with individual houses clearly shown. We include extracts from early directories on the reverse. Yorks Sheet 174.10a York (South) 1889 – published 2016; intro by Alan Godfrey.
Title: Huddersfield (South) 1905. Subtitle: Yorkshire Sheet 260.03. Author: G. C. Dickinson. Edition: Facsimile of 1905 ed. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Item Height: 220mm.
Subtitle: Yorkshire Sheet 216.04. Title: Bradford (North) 1906. Author: G. C. Dickinson. Edition: Facsimile of 1906 ed. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Item Height: 220mm.
Leeds (Town Hall and Park Square) 1847-63. Author G. C. Dickinson. Format Sheet map, folded. Weight 0.0260 kg.
Most of these are shown in detail.
This wonderfully detailed map covers the area around Lower Briggate and extends across the River Aire to show Meadow Lane, Bridge End, South Brooke Street and Wilson Street. Major features include St Peter’s church, Christ Church, Salem Chapel, Friends Meeting House, White Cloth Hall, Leeds Bridge, Crown Point Bridge, Aire & Calder Dock, Boar Lane, warehouses, The Calls, Kirkgate, South Market and much more. On the reverse we include a selection of street directory entries, incl Boar Lane, Briggate, Call Lane, East Street, Kirkgate.
Leeds (Town Hall and Park Square) 1847-63: Leeds Sheet 10. Title: Leeds (Town Hall and Park Square) 1847-63: Leeds Sheet 10. by G. C. Dickinson. Author: G. C. Dickinson. Format: Sheet map. Search BookCurl for our full range.
Title: Leeds (Town Hall and Park Square) 1847-63. Subtitle: Leeds Sheet 10. Author: G. C. Dickinson. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Language: English.
This detailed and busy map covers the central area of Huddersfield. Engels in the 1840s thought Huddersfield “the most beautiful of the factory towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire”.