This detailed map covers the Baxenden area, south of Accrington. Coverage stretches from Gaulkthorn eastward to Baxenden, and from Hollins Hill southward to Accrington Moor. Higher Baxenden is also included.
On the reverse we include a 1918 Hindley Green directory. Lancashire Sheet 94.14 Hindley Green 1906 – published 2010; intro by Alan Godfrey.
This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the village of High Green, a few miles north of Sheffield in Ecclesfield parish. The map extends NW to Hurst Green and south to Charltonbrook.
Kent Sheet 7.04 Lee & Hither Green 1870 – published 1992; intro by John Coulter.
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. It covers an area around and to the west of Golders Green, stretching from Brent Gas Works eastward to Hodford Farm, from Renters Farm southward to the northern tip of Child’s Hill.
Covers Floshend, Church, Gretna House, Headless Cross, Springfield Gretna Junction, Market Cross and Grave Yard. Detailed map of Gretna Green; Dumfries sheet 64.01.
This map covers the area from Kingsbury Green eastward to west Hendon, from Hendon station (on the Midland Railway) northward to Colindale Avenue. The map is taken from the unusual but useful Special Edition, based on the 1895 revision, but with later partial revision to 1911, with later buildings shown in outline; this makes it very easy to distinguish the recent buildings from the old.
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. It covers an area around and to the west of Golders Green, stretching from Brent Gas Works eastward to Hodford Farm, from Renters Farm southward to the northern tip of Child’s Hill.
On the reverse is a directory for Chingford in 1895. Here are the details of the map for Chingford.
We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. It extends westward to Hyde Hall and eastward to Gibraltar Mill. Lancs 112.02a South Denton & Haughton Green 1904 – published 1993; intro by Jill Cronin.