This detailed map covers Kirkby when it was just a village. Features include Kirkby station on the LYR line, Kirkby Park, Mill House, Kirkby Mill, Kirkby Bridge, Midland Pottery Works, Horse & Jockey pub, Leeds & Liverpool Canal, Waddicar, New House Farm.
Author: Kay Parrott. Subtitle: Liverpool Sheet 29. Format: Map. Edition: Facsimile of 1848-64 ed. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Language: English.
Author: Kay Parrott. Subtitle: Lancashire Sheet 106.03. Title: Walton on the Hill 1906. Edition: Facsimile of 1906 ed. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB.
This detailed map covers much of Aintree, north of Liverpool, and is dominated by the famous racecourse. Coverage stretches from Warbreck Moor eastward to Moss Pits Lane, and northward to Aintree House.
This detailed map gives covers the centre and west of Llandudno, with coverage stretching from Trinity Square westward to Gogarth Abbey and northward to Mynydd Isaf. Part of Great Ormes Head is covered. Features include Pavilion, Holy Trinity church, part of pier, St Mary’s RC church, St John’s chapel, library, St George’s Hotel, hotels, Market Hall, Happy Valley, Wyddfid, Cwlach, Maes-y-facrell, Bishop’s Quarries, Gogarth Abbey Hotel, etc. Note that the railways are not covered.
This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers a relatively rural area east of Litherland. Features include St Philip’s church, Stanley Park, Brook Farm, tar distillery, railway with Aintree Sorting Sidings, Ford station, Stand Park Farm. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 99.06 extending coverage north to include Convent of the Good Shepherd, Gorsey Lane Bridge, Tailors Arms Inn, Edge Farm, Windles Green (at top of map) and part of Buckley Hill.
Lancashire Sheet 99.10 Litherland East 1906 – published 2017; intro by Kay Parrott. The main map covers a relatively rural area east of Litherland. Features include St Philip’s church, Stanley Park, Brook Farm, tar distillery, railway with Aintree Sorting Sidings, Ford station, Stand Park Farm.
This detailed map gives good coverage of the small town of Hawarden, with cover extending north to Little Mancot and The Moor. Features include Hawarden Castle, Hawarden House, Hawarden Hayes, St Denniol’s Church, St Denniol’s Library, Trueman’s Hill, Great Central Railway with Hawarden station, The Moor, Little Mancot, Aston Bank, etc. On the reverse we include an extract from the 1871 six-inch map covering the Hawarden area, including two old colliery lines, with a specially written introduction to the history of Hawarden.
Title: Childwall & Court Hey 1906. Author: Kay Parrott. Format: Map. Release Year: 2014. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Language: English. Release Date: 05/28/2014. Topic: History.
Author: Kay Parrott. Format: Map. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Topic: History. Subtitle: Liverpool Large Scale Sheet 39. Language: English.