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MAP OF Hadleigh 1904 Suffolk Sheet 74.14 by Robert Malster NEW
- 07/24/2026
Here are the details of maps for Hadleigh: Suffolk Sheet 74.14 Hadleigh 1904 – published 1999; introduction by Robert Malster. ISBN 978-1-84151-112-2 This detailed map covers the small south Suffolk town of Hadleigh, and is double-sided for maximum coverage. The map includes the town centre and extends a mile or so east into open country and as far as Valley Farm. Features include the station, malthouses, High Street, St Mary’s church, coir matting factory, Angel Street, Tinker’s Lane, Toppesfield Hall, George Street, Frog Hall, French’s Farm, Durrant’s Farm. On the reverse we include a good portion of adjacent sheet 74.13 and this covers the western part of the town, incl River Brett, Bridge Street, Broom Hill, Holbecks, cemetery, Hadleigh Bridge, Friars Hall, Hadleigh Hall. We also include a commercial directory.
Norwich, Hingham & District 1908 One Inch sheet 161 by Robert Malster
Coverage stretches from East Dereham eastward to Thorpe-next-Norwich, and from Ringland southward to Attleborough. Norwich is by far the largest place on the map, but other towns include Hingham, Wymondham, East Dereham (at the western edge) and Attleborough (at the southern edge.).
MAP OF Beccles 1926 Suffolk Sheet 9.11 by Robert Malster NEW
This detailed map covers the north Suffolk town of Beccles. The town itself is on the west side of the map, and coverage extend eastward to Worlingham Hall. There is good coverage of the town itself, where features include Old Market, New Market, Blyburgate Street, Hungate Street, Ballygate Street, Northgate Street, Smallgate Street, Newgate Street, St Michael’s church, Caxton printing works, Ingate Iron Works, railway station, engine shed and junction, malthouses, auction mart, River Waveney. Coverage extends south to Peddars Lane, north to Beccles Bridge and The Quay. On the reverse we include a commercial directory of the town in 1896.
MAP OF South West Suffolk 1893: One Inch Map 206 by Robert Malster NEW
Coverage stretches from Kedington eastward to Chelsworth, and from Rede southward to Gestingthorpe. On the reverse we include a map of Wixoe, with a directory.
Watton, Swaffham & District 1908 One Inch sheet 160 by Robert Malster
Transport features include the Dereham & Lynn Branch, and Bury Thetford & Swaffham Branch railways. On the reverse we include a detailed map of the small town of Watton, complete with directory.
MAP OF Eye, Stowmarket & District 1897 One Inch sheet 190 by Robert Malster NEW
Coverage stretches from Emswell eastward to Brundish and Kettleburgh, and from Botesdale southward to Helmingham. The boundary between East and West Suffolk – a division going back to the Middle Ages, when the western part was held by Bury Abbey and part of SE Suffolk (the Liberty of St Etheldreda) by Ely Abbey – can be seen going through the map, along Hundred Lane.
MAP OF Haverhill 1902 Suffolk Sheet 70.03 by Robert Malster NEW
This detailed map of Haverhill is double-sided to provide maximum coverage. The main map covers the northern half of the town, and features include the High Street, St Mary’s church, Burton End, brewery, cemetery, GER railway station, corn mill; coverage extends north to Boyton Hall, east to Chalkstone Hill. On the reverse is part of adjacent sheet 70.07, extending coverage southward and this includes the Town Hall, Hamlet Road, Colne Valley Branch and goods station (formerly terminus of Colne Valley Railway) and the rail link between the GER and CVR. Coverage extends south to Copse Hall and the county boundary with Essex.
Fakenham & District 1908 One Inch Sheet 146 by Robert Malster
Coverage stretches from Shernborne and Grimston eastward to Elmham Park, and from West Barsham southward to Castle Acre. On the back we include an extract from Norfolk sheet 48.01 which shows the village of Litcham in detail, complete with directory.
Wisbech & District 1907 One Inch Sheet 159 by Robert Malster
Features include the River Ouse, Old Bedford River, New Bedford River, Sixteen Foot Drain, Popham’s Eau and River Nene, which all flow through the map. Wisbech and Downham Market are included in this fenland map, as are various now closed railways around Wisbech.
Beccles 1926 Suffolk Sheet 9.11 by Robert Malster
This detailed map covers the north Suffolk town of Beccles. The town itself is on the west side of the map, and coverage extend eastward to Worlingham Hall. Coverage extends south to Peddars Lane, north to Beccles Bridge and The Quay.

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