• West Wickham & Monks Orchard 1907 Kent Sheet 15.07 by Pamela Taylor

    • 07/26/2026

    This detailed map covers most of West Wickham village and extends westward to Monk’s Orchard. Features include railway with western end of station, Wickham Hall, Wickham House, Ravenswood, part of Langley House (at top margin), Springfield, Spring Park, Monk’s Orchard and grounds, High Broom Wood, Ham Farm etc. We include 1874 and 1905 directories of West Wickham on the reverse.

  • Swanscombe (North) & Northfleet (NW) 1907 Kent Sheet 10.01 by Pamela Taylor

    This detailed map covers the northern part of Swanscombe, including much of its cement industry, and part of NW Northfleet. Features include Craylands, Northfleet Paper Mills, Tower Portland Cement Works, Britannia Cement Works, several other cement works, railway lines and sidings, Deep Water Pier, Galley Hill, part of Huggens College, Botany Marshes, Swanscombe Marshes, Bell Wharf. A major aspect of the map is the array of cement works with their railway connections.

  • GEOGRAPHIA MAP OF KENT HARD COVER

    The GEOGRAPHIA MAP OF KENT in hardcover format is a detailed and informative map of the region of Kent in Great Britain. The map is in English language and covers the county of Kent in the United Kingdom. Personalisation is not available for this product, making it a versatile option for anyone looking to explore the area. Ideal for both travellers and local residents, this map provides a comprehensive view of Kent’s geography and landmarks. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION

  • Luton & Darland 1932 Kent Sheet 19.12 by Pamela Taylor

    This map covers the SE part of Chatham, part of Gillingham, Luton and Darland Hill. Features include Upper Luton, East Hill, Fort Darland, Darland, Darland Hill, Watling Street, Jezreel’s Tower, Beacon Hill, Christ Church, chapels, schools, streets of housing off Rainham Road and Luton Road, etc.

  • Bexleyheath (North) 1895 Kent Sheet 2.16 by Len Reilly

    This highly detailed map covers what was still a largely rural area. The Bexleyheath Railway, completed only in 1895, runs west-east across the lower part of the map, with Bexleyheath station towards the SW corner. Past it Pickford Lane runs north-south, later joining Long Lane, but both are still country roads. To the east are Crooked Wood, Bursted Wood, a few houses of Northumberland Heath, the Travellers Rest pub, an isolation hospital, and some orchards. But development was about to begin. We also include a directory.

  • Gillingham (North) 1933 Kent Sheet 19.04 by Pamela Taylor

    This map covers the busy shoreline of New Brompton and Gillingham. The many features, shown here in detail with many military and naval buildings shown but not names, include the South Lock and basins, with railway sidings, the Coal Depot and many other features; Gillingham Marshes, Hoo Ness, River Medway, St Mary’s church, Gillingham Portland Cement Works, Bathing pond, Gillingham Pier, St Luke’s church, etc. We include extracts from a contemporary directory.

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