The western two-thirds of the map is largely residential including Barton and Lower Barton Wards. Gloucestershire Sheet 33.03 Gloucester (SE) 1901 – published 1996; intro by Alan Godfrey.
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This highly detailed map at a ‘Yard to the Mile’ scale is dominated by Waterloo Station. London Large Scale Series Sheet 7.84 Waterloo & Lambeth Marsh 1872 – published 1993. Intro by Alan Godfrey.
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Author:Godfrey, Alan. Book Binding:Sheet map, folded. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. Can’t find what you’re looking for?. Number of Pages World of Books USA was founded in 2005.
Author:Godfrey, Alan. Book Binding:Sheet map, folded. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. We all like the idea of saving a bit of cash, so when we found out how many good quality used products are out there – we just had to let you know!
Title: Ancoats (North) 1848. Author: Chris Makepeace. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Language: English. Release Date: 02/15/2012. Condition: New.
The principal feature on this detailed map is the great house of Temple Newsam, famous for its connections with Darnley, Lady Hertford and Lord Halifax, and now a brilliantly furnished museum, surrounded by a great park. The map also extends to the estate hamlet of Colton and includes the southern parts of Whitkirk and Halton. We include an 1899 directory of Whitkirk on the reverse.
This detailed map covers Bonnyrigg, the eastern part of Lasswade, Broomieknowe and Eskbank. Features include the centre of Bonnyrigg with individual buildings neatly shown, carpet factory, Pittendreich, Eldin House, Hollycot, Broomieknowe, Dalhousie Mains Dairy, Eskbank Carpet Works, Hardengrern House, Lothian Bridge, The King’s Park etc. The North British Railway crosses the map N-S, and includes Hardengreen Junction with the Peebles line to Bonnyrigg station and the Polton Branch from Esk Valley Junction including Broomieknowe station. A directory of Bonnyrigg is included on the reverse.
This map covers the small town of Bawtry, just south of Doncaster and at the southern edge of Yorkshire. Features include town centre with individual buildings shown, St Nicholas church, railway with southern edge of Bawtry station, River Idle, chapels, Bawtry Hall, Town Hall, High Street, St Mary Magdalene church, Bawtry Bridge etc. On the reverse we include a large extract of the 1st edition six-inch map of 1850, covering Bawtry and Austerfield.