This edition, printed in 1994 and published in 1996, is bound as a map without autographs or signatures, focusing solely on the subject at hand—transportation. It presents itself as a valuable tool for historians, enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the geographical history of Warwickshire during the early 20th century.
This detailed map covers the town of Bewdley; coverage extends eastward to Sandbourne House, westward to Tanner’s Hill. Wribbenhall, on the NE bank of the Severn, is also included.
This detailed travel map of Hall Green in Worcestershire, England is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of transportation. The map features a variety of information, including the publication year, type, format, language, author, publisher, subject, and categories.
Fairly central to the map is Sarehole Mill, the inspiration for Ted Sandyman’s Mill in The Hobbit. Tolkien lived on this map for a few years.