With the map’s clear detailing, it serves not just as a historical record but also as a tool for genealogists and researchers. Co Dublin Sheet 23.06 Dun Laoghaire & Monkstown 1908 – published 1999; intro by Alan Godfrey.
It’s not just a map; it’s a window onto the gone-together, capturing the essence of Dublin in a period of significant change. Dublin Town Plan: Dublin: The Castle Sheet 1843 – published 1888; intro by Paul Ferguson.
The Castle Sheet is both an evocative record of the city in 1843 and a tribute to the work of the Ordnance Survey.
Sheet 47.02a Cambridge 1901 – published 2013; intro by Andrew Bethune. The map links up with sheet 40.14 Cambridge North to the north.
Cambridgeshire 47.06 Cambridge (South) 1925 – published 2025; intro by Tony Kirby. The map links up with sheet 47.02 Cambridge to the north.
Cambridge itself is at the foot of the map and coverage extends northward to Wilburton and Soham, and from Oakington eastward to Cheveley and Worlington. Much of the area is fenland and features include many windmills, the Cambridge & Mildenhall railway, race courses at Newmarket.
Cambridge itself is at the foot of the map and coverage extends northward to Wilburton and Soham, and from Oakington eastward to Cheveley and Worlington. Much of the area is fenland and features include many windmills, the Cambridge & Mildenhall railway, race courses at Newmarket.