Rochdale (SW) & Sudden 1908 Lancashire Sheet 88.08 by Paul Hindle
This detailed map covers the SW area of Rochdale, including the hamlets of Sudden and Marland.
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Rochdale (West) 1908 Lancashire Sheet 88.04 by Alan Godfrey
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Rochdale Town Centre 1849 Rochdale Large Scale Sheet 8 by Alan Godfrey
This very detailed map covers the centre of Rochdale.
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Bamfurlong & Bryn Gates 1906 Lancashire Sheet 101.04 by Alan Godfrey
This highly detailed map covers an area south of Wigan, with coverage stretching from Bamfurlong southward to Lily Farm and the northern tip of Ashton in Makerfield.
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Newton-le-Willows or Newton-le-Willows South Lancashire Sheets 101.16 or 108.04
A 1918 directory of Newton is included on the reverse. This detailed map covers the area south of Newton-le-Willows, with coverage extending southward to Vulcan Village. This detailed map covers the ancient market town of Newton-le-Willows or Newton in Makerfield.
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MAP OF Ashton in Makerfield (E) 1906 Lancs 101.08 NEW 9781841516370
Lancashire Sheet 101.07 Ashton in Makerfield 1906 – published 2004; intro by Alan Godfrey.
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Battersea & Clapham 1870, 1894 or 1913 London Sheet 101
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. Part of Battersea Park is in the NW corner. London Sheet 101.1Battersea & Clapham 1870 – published 1999; intro by K A Bailey.
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Ashton in Makerfield 1906 or Ashton in Makerfield (E) 1907 Lancs 101.07/101.08
Lancashire Sheet 101.07 Ashton in Makerfield 1906 – published 2004; intro by Alan Godfrey.
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Haydock (North) or Haydock Park 1906 Lancashire Sheet 101.11 or 101.12
Features include New Boston area, Old Boston area, tramway, New Boston Pits, part of Haydock Colliery, Old Boston Pits, Haydock Colliery Railway, GCR St Helens Branch with Ashton in Makerfield station, New Hall Wood, Kenyon’s Lane area, site of Haydock Hall, site of Piele Hall, Wicken Hedge, etc.
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MAP OF St Helens (NE) 1892 Lancashire Sheet 101.13a NEW 9781841513720
Lancs Sheet 101.13a St Helens (NE) 1892 – published 2002; intro by Mary Presland.