This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the area from Malthouse Lane eastward to Knoll House and Knowle Hill, and The Common southward to Station Road. Features include Mill End area, Lower Ladies Hills area, Whitemoor area, Parkfield, railway (station is largely south of the map), Cherry Orchard Brick Works, St Nicholas church, The Spring area, St Mary’s Priory ruins, Abbey Hotel, The Hall, High Street area, Fieldgate House, Nurseries, Fire Engine Station etc. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 26.09 extending coverage east to include Kenilworth Castle and Castle Green
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.
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.
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.
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.
This detailed map covers most of the town of Bromsgrove, which stretches along the Worcester-Birmingham Road. Coverage stretches from Highfield Road northward to the Churchfields area. Features include Bromsgrove School, St John the Baptist church, Cemetery, Fordhouse Farm, Warwick Hall, Moat Mill (disused), St Peter’s RC Chapel, Watt Close School, button manufactory, Bromsgrove Guild, Stoney Hill area, Churchfields area, Blackmore Mill, Hill Top area, Whitford Hall, Whitford Mill, etc. Note the map does NOT include the railway. On the reverse we include the commercial entries from a 1896 directory.
Sheet 22.14 covers the northern part of Droitwich, together with Impney Park. Sheet 29.02 covers the southern part of Droitwich, extending to Hadzor. Worcestershire 22.14Droitwich (North) 1901 – published 2013; intro by Malcolm Nixon.
