• Carmyle 1934 Lanarkshire Sheet 11.01 by Gilbert Bell

    This detailed map covers the Carmyle area, on the SE side of Glasgow. Coverage stretches from the Clyde Iron Works eastward to Kenmuirhill. Features include the village of Carmyle, which is central to the map, incl Carmyle House, Mansion House, bleach works, station.

  • Kelvinside 1893 Lanarkshire Sheet 6.01 by Gilbert Bell

    This very detailed map covers an area of NW Glasgow, together with smaller portions of Renfrewshire and Dumbartonshire. Gilbert Bell describes it as an area where “one can almost sense the energy of a great city undergoing dramatic change.

  • Rothesay 1896 Buteshire Sheet 204.06 by Gilbert Bell

    This detailed map covers the town of Rothesay, on the Island of Bute. Most of the town is covered, with coverage extending from Mackinlay Street southward to St Mary’s church. Features include Castle, Inner and Outer Harbours, saw mills, Ballochgay, tramway, Esplanade, Foley House, town centre shown in detail with buildings all neatly delineated, Barony Road area, Craigborach Wood etc. We include extracts from a trade directory on the reverse.

  • Crieff 1899 Perthshire Sheet 95.11 by Gilbert Bell

    This detailed map of Crieff is double-sided to provide maximum coverage. The main map covers the northern part of the town, with coverage northward to Ferntower. Features include Ardvreck House. Morrison’s Academy, West Church, Benachie, Strathearn House Hydropathic, St Michael’s church, St Columba’s church, Porteous Hall, Taylor’s Institution, Callum’s Hill, Tomaknock, Colony. The backing map covers part of sheet 95.15, extending coverage southward to include railway with station, Broich, Stayt of Crieff, Duchlage, High Street, James Square, Royal Hotel etc.