Features include Cathedral, city centre with individual buildings neatly shown, Bartonsham area, River Wye, GWR railway with Barton station, stretch of GWR Hereford & Gloucester branch (but not station), Cathedral Close, part of Blackmarstone, part of Hampton Park, Moorfields, High Town, cattle market, etc.
Coverage stretches from Deane and Hannington eastward to Fleet, and from Tadley and Bramshill southward to Froyle and Lasham. On the reverse we include a detailed map of the village of Sherborne St John, complete with directory.
Sheet 341, which covers part of the Chesil Bank and the area around Langton Herring, is included as an inset. On the reverse we include a map of Lulworth Cove.
Tyneside Sheet 14aJarrow 1895 – published 1982, 2nd Edition 2013; intro by Anthea Lang. Tyneside Sheet 14bJarrow 1912 – published 1989, 2nd Edition 2021; intro by Anthea Lang. Tyneside Sheet 14cJarrow 1941 – published 2022; intro by Anthea Lang.
Most of the town is covered (although the nature of the sheetlines do give rather a lot of sea on this map!). Features include the station, railway approaches and turntable, Barr Hill, Craigsmuschet Quarry, Kempock Point, churches, tramways, Tower Hill, Kempock Stone, Ironotter Point, Cardwell Bay, Public Park, and the town centre with houses neatly delineated.
This detailed map covers the village of Shirehampton, NW of Bristol. Features in the village include St Mary’s church, George Inn, Oldfield House, The Priory etc. Coverage extends eastward to part of Shirehampton Park, northward to King’s Weston House, westward to West Town.
This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the small town of Llanberis with coverage extending westward to Ffridd-glyn Slate Quarry, eastward across Llyn Padarn to Vivian Slate Quarry and northward to Vaynol Slate Quarry.
This map covers the eastern part of Weybridge. The map is double-sided, to include Weybridge station Features include Portmore Park, Monument Green, Monument, Oatlands Palace Gardens, Oaskfield, The Green, numerous villas in grounds, Finnart House, Oatlands Lodge, Weybridge Park, Oatlands Park Hotel, Oatlands Park, St Mary’s church, Metropolitan Convalescent Institution, Marrowells, etc On the reverse is a specially written introduction to the history of the area.
This map covers a northern area of Plymouth that includes Pennycross, Peverell, Mannamead and part of Compton. Features include Thorn Park, tramways and depot, Beaconfield, Home Park Recreation Ground, Montpelier School, St Martin’s Church, Pounds, St Gabriel’s Church, Mutley House, Mount House, Hartley Pleasure Grounds, Emmanuel Church, St Joseph’s House, Torr, Vinstone Nursery, Compton Lodge etc.