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Birmingham (Saltley) 1886 (Coloured Edition) or 1913 Warwickshire Sheet 14.02
- 07/29/2026
Other features include Midland Railway with engine sheds, Saltley station, carriage works; Saltley Gas Works, City Gas Works, Birmingham & Warwick Jct Canal, River Rea, New Charford Works, LNWR Aston & Stechford Line, St Mark’s church, St Saviour’s church, LNWR Grand Junction line with Vauxhall station and carriage shed, St Joseph’s RC church, Saltley Junction, St Anne’s church, Nechells Chemical Works, canal reservoir, many cramped terraces and back-to-backs in Vauxhall area etc.
Gravelly Hill 1886 (Coloured Edition), 1902 or 1913 Warwickshire Sheet 8.14
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The 1886 version is fully coloured, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. Warwicks 8.14aGravelly Hill 1886 – published 2017; intro by Barrie Trinder.
Sutton Coldfield 1886 (Coloured Edition) or 1913 Warwickshire Sheet 4.15
Warks Sheet 4.15aSutton Coldfield 1886 – published 2015; intro by Roger Lea. Warks Sheet 4.15bSutton Coldfield 1913 – published 1993; intro by Roger Lea.
Stratford-on-Avon 1885 (Coloured) Warwickshire Sheet 44.06 by Barrie Trinder
This detailed map of Stratford is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. The town is well covered by this map. Features include town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, railways with GWR station, East & West Junction station, Stratford & Moreton Tramway, Manor House, Workhouse, hospital, Manor Farm, Trinity church, St James church, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Birthplace, Bridge Town, River Avon, cattle market, corn mill, Avon Bank, Trinity College School, chapels etc. Extracts from an 1896 directory are included on the reverse.
MAP OF Birmingham (East) 1913 Warwickshire Sheet 14.06 NEW 9781787213784
We have published three versions of this detailed map, showing how the area changed across the years. Warwicks 14.06b Birmingham (East) 1913 – published 2020; intro by Barrie Trinder. Warwicks 14.06a Birmingham (East) 1888 – published 2012; intro by Mike Jee.
Harborne (South) 1901 Warwickshire Sheet 13.15 by Malcolm Nixon
The map also includes Worcestershire sheet 5.15. This detailed map covers the southern part of Harborne and northern fringe of Northfield. Coverage stretches from Victoria Road southward to Weoley Park Farm and the northern tip of Selly Oak Park; and from Metchley Lane westward to Barnes Hill. Features include St Peter’s church, Harborne Hall, Mill Farm, Dudley Canal, California area, site of Weoley Castle, Metchley Grange, The Grove, Harborne House, Gravel Bank, Welsh House Farm etc. On the reverse we include street directory entries for Harborne Lane, Metchley Lane, Northfield Road, Old Church Road, St Mary’s Road, St Peter’s Road and Victoria Road.
Ward End 1902 Warwickshire Sheet 14.03 by Malcolm Nixon
This detailed map covers the Ward End and north Stechford area, east of Birmingham. Features include Hodgehill Common (in NE corner), Stechford Hall, Stechford BridgeWard End, Wardend Hall, St Margaret’s church, Wardend House, Alumrock House, Alumrock Farm, Wardend Mill, Washwood Heath Road etc. A 1907 directory of Ward End is included on the reverse.
Warwick (North) or (South) 1923 Warwickshire Sheets 33.10 or 33.14
This detailed map covers the northern part of Warwick, with coverage stretching from The Priory eastward to Milverton station and northward to Guy’s Cliffe House. Warwickshire Sheet 33.10 Warwick (North) 1923 – published 2013; intro by Barrie Trinder.
Chilvers Coton & Attleborough 1902 Warwickshire Sheet 11.13 by John Gough
This detailed map covers the villages of Chilvers Coton and Attleborough, just south of Nuneaton. Features at Chilvers Coton include All Saints church, Nuneaton Workhouse, LNWR railway with Chilvers Coton station, Chilvers Coton Foundry, Coventry Canal, Old Wharf Inn etc.
MAP OF Leamington Spa (South) 1923 Warwickshire Sheet 33.15 NEW 9781841515175
Warwickshire Sheet 33.15 Leamington Spa (South) 1923 – published 2003; intro by Barrie Trinder.

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