• MAP OF Rugby (North) 1923 Warwickshire Sheet 28.03 by Alan Godfrey NEW

    This detailed map covers the northern part of Rugby, including much of the town centre, with coverage extending from St Andrew’s church and Church Street northward to the station and Boughton Road. Features on this busy map include Cattle Market, Northfield House, Almshouses, many streets of terraced houses, LMS station with approach lines and siding, engine shed, Old Station Square, Trent Junction, Electrical Engineering Works, LNER (ie Great Central) line, Oxford Canal, Spoilbank, Clifton Road Junction, stretches of Old Canal, etc. On the reverse we include a selection of street directory entries, including Church Street, Claremont Road, Market Place, Murray Road, Newbold Road, North Street, Oxford Street, Railway Terrace, Regent Street.

  • Birmingham (South) 1888 or 1913 Warwickshire Sheet 14.09

    We have published 2 versions of this detailed and busy map, showing how the area changed across the years. Each covers the southern part of Birmingham, including much of Balsall Heath, the western part of Sparkbrook and the eastern part of Edgbaston.

  • Stechford 1902 Warwickshire Sheet 14.07 by Malcolm Nixon

    This detailed map covers the Stechford area, east of Birmingham. Features include Stechford station, railway laundry, junction and sidings, All Saints church, The Retreat, New Bridge, Infectious Diseases Hospital, Alum Rock, part of Yardley (St Edbergh’s church is at extreme right margin), etc. A 1907 directory of Yardley is included on the reverse.

  • MAP OF Nuneaton 1923 Warwickshire Sheet 11.09 by John Gough NEW 9781841510910

    This is a busy map and the many features include railway with station, Abbey station, engine shed, junctions, sidings, most of flyover line; Attleborough Mills, Anker Mill, Nuneaton Wool Works, Market Place and town centre with all individual buildings shown, St Nicholas church, Newdegate Dye Works, St Mary’s Abbey, stretches of Coventry Canal, Riversley Park, Abbey Green area, silk manufactory, King Edward VI Grammar School, The Mills, River Anker, etc.

  • Four Oaks 1902 Warwickshire Sheet 4.11 by Roger Lea

    This detailed map covers the Four Oaks area, north of Sutton Coldfield. Features include LNWR railway with Four Oaks station, Moor Hall and Park, Little Sutton (at top of map), Lady Wood, Doe Bank, Four Oaks Park, Moorhall Farm.

  • MAP OF Land’s End, Penzance & St Ives 1888 or 1894 One Inch Sheet 351

    We have published two versions of sheet 351, which covers the area from St Just to Hayle, and from St Ives southward to Penzance. Cornwall: Gernoe, Gulval, Gwinear, Gwithian, Hayle, Ludgvan, Madron, Marazion or Market Jew, Morvah, Penzance, Perran Uthnoe, Phillack, St Erth, St Hilary, St Ives, St Just, Uny Lelant, Zennor.