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MAP OF Beddington Corner 1894: Surrey Sheet 13.08 by John W. Brown NEW
- 07/26/2026
Surrey Sheet 13.08 Beddington Corner 1894 – published 1998; intro by John W Brown. The river provided the energy to turn the water wheels which powered the various mills and works which were established along the Wandle, many of which date from the 18th century.”.
Merton 1894 London Sheet 142
We have published just the one version of this map. Several extracts from Trim’s Directory 1909 appear on the back.
MAP OF Chislehurst (North) 1895 Kent Sheet 8.10 by John W Brown NEW
- 07/25/2026
This highly detailed map covers the northern side of Chislehurst, from the Queens Head pub northward to Belmont Park Farm. On the reverse we include directories for Chislehurst in 1874 and 1905.
Coulsdon Common 1895 Surrey Sheet 20.14 by John W Brown
The map portrays a semi-rural area of villas in large gardens: Blizewood, Maes Mawr, Bleak House, Portley, Thornbury, Flintfield House, with just the northern tip of Caterham Barracks at the foot of the map.
Chislehurst (North) 1895 Kent Sheet 8.10 by John W Brown
This highly detailed map covers the northern side of Chislehurst, from the Queens Head pub northward to Belmont Park Farm. On the reverse we include directories for Chislehurst in 1874 and 1905.
MAP OF Coulsdon Common 1897: Surrey Sheet 20.14 by John W. Brown NEW
- 07/23/2026
Here are the details of maps for Coulsdon Common: Surrey Sheet 20.14 Coulsdon Common 1895 – published 2001; intro by John W Brown. ISBN.978-1-84151-262-4 This detailed map covers Coulsdon Common and the area to the east, including Ninhams (where development had just started); Salmons, and the area around Whyteleafe Road; Portley and Portley Wood. The map portrays a semi-rural area of villas in large gardens: Blizewood, Maes Mawr, Bleak House, Portley, Thornbury, Flintfield House, with just the northern tip of Caterham Barracks at the foot of the map. On the reverse we include a section of the 1910 Revision, showing the Ninhams (or Ninehams) estate and Caterham Barracks further developed.