• Liverpool (London Road) 1848-64 Liverpool Large Scale Sheet 25 by Kay Parrott

    This wonderfully detailed map covers the area of Liverpool around London Road. Coverage stretches from Lime Street station eastward to Elizabeth Street, and from Islington southward to Warren Street and part of Brownlow Hill. Features include Lime Street station , Schools for the Indigent Blind, Infirmary, St Jude’s church, Lunatic Hospital, Lock Hospital, Monument Place, St Nicholas RC Chapel, and the many streets, alleys and courts off Seymour Street, Russell Street, London Road, Pembroke Place etc. On the reverse we include a selection of street directory entries, incl Clare Street, Copperas Hill, Dansie Street, Elizabeth Street, Epworth Street, Finch Street, Great Newton Street, Hardwick Street, London Road, Norton Street, Pembroke Place.

  • Edge Hill 1925 Lancashire Sheet 106.15b by Kay Parrott

    The maps cover a busy area of Liverpool, from Crown Place and Mount Vernon Green eastward to Picton Road and Wavertree station. Features (on 1925 map) include Edge Hill station with many railway lines, goods station, Engine Shed, Goods & Cattle station, Wavertree station, sorting sidings, tramways, Wapping Tunnel, St Mary’s church, St Anne’s RC church, public baths, Phoenix Safe Works, Pavilion Theatre, Orphan Asylum, St Stephen’s church, Victory Machine Works, Edgehill Training College, Wavertree Park, St Hugh’s RC church, St Dunstan’s church, Fairfield Biscuit Works, Confectionery Works, St Bridget’s church, Liverpool Dogs Home, etc.

  • Southport (North) 1892 Lancashire Sheet 75.06a by Kay Parrott

    This map covers the northern part of Southport, with coverage extending from Hesketh Park northward to Lytham Road, and from Lathom Road eastward to Manor Road. Features include Hesketh Golf Links, Marshside, Homeopathic cottage hospital, Chase Heys, Emmanuel church, Bank Nook, tramways, Rockley House Hydro, stretch of Southport-Preston railway, etc. Hesketh Park is the most dominant feature and there are many detached villas.

  • Rhyl 1898 Flintshire Sheet 1.14 by Kay Parrott

    This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers most of the town, from Rhyl Bridge eastward to the Grand Pavilion. Features include railway with station, Rhyl Bridge, Foryd Hall, Palace Theatre, St John’s church, Wellington Terrace, town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, Town Hall, Grand Pavilion, Holy Trinity church, St Thomas church, engine shed, Morfa Hall, Claremont Hydropathic, Bryn-tirion Farm, Ty’n Rhyl, Bethel Chapel, Morfa-bach, St Ann’s church, Yacht Farm, Cefndy Road etc. On the reverse we include adjacent sheet 1.10 extending coverage northward to include Rhyl Promenade Pier, Bijou Pavilion, Morannedd, Marine Hydropathic.

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