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MAP OF Enfield Highway 1911: Middlesex Sheet 07.04 by Alan Godfrey NEW
- 07/27/2026
Middlesex Sheet 7.04 Enfield Highway 1911 – published 1995; intro by Alan Godfrey. The map links up with Middlesex Sheets 2.16 Enfield Wash to the north, 7.03 Enfield North to the west, 7.08 Ponders End to the south.
Totteridge 1895 Middlesex Sheet 6.11 by John Heathfield & Percy Reboul
This detailed map covers the Middlesex village of Totteridge, spread out west-east from Totteridge Common to The Grange, Totteridge House and St Andrew’s church, and to the fringe of Totteridge Green (mostly shown on the Whetstone map).
MAP OF Enfield (North) 1895 Middlesex Sheet 7.03 NEW 9780850547474
Features include Edmonton Workhouse, Chase Green, Chase Side, Enfield Court, Gentleman’s Row (where Charles Lamb lived), and various stretches of the New River. Extracts from early directories are included on the reverse.
Mill Hill Village 1895 Middlesex Sheet 6.15 by Graham Roberts
Hamlets were at the summits of Bittacy and Milespit Hills, and large houses were strung along the line of the Ridgeway between them. Major buildings include The Priory, St Vincent’s School and Convent, Burton Bank, Bittacy House.
Heston 1894 or 1935 Middlesex Sheet 20.02
To the south is the hamlet of Sutton. This map includes a 1933 directory of Heston. Middlesex Sheet 20.02aHeston 1894 – published 2003; intro by John Griffiths.
Northolt 1935 Middlesex Sheet 15.02 by Pamela Taylor
This detailed map covers part of Northolt, with coverage from the Crown Inn and Ealing Road westward to West End Road and Down Barns. Features include Northolt Manor Riding School, Islips Manor, Islips Manor Park, West End with White Hart pub. The area was largely rural but a stretch of the new Western Avenue is shown, partly under construction, telling of development to come. We include 1890 and 1933 directories of Northolt on the reverse.
Welsh Harp 1895 or 1936 Middlesex Sheet 11.10
Features include the Old Welsh Harp pub. The reservoir was opened in 1838 and subsequently enlarged; during the 19th century thousands flocked here, drawn by the pleasure gardens at the Old Welsh Harp and Upper Welsh Harp inns.
Southall Green 1913 or 1935 Middlesex Sheet 15.14
Features include railway with Southall station, Southall Green, Frogmore Green area, Norwood Green (in SE corner), Grand Union Canal, stretch of Paddington Branch canal, Norwood Mill, gasworks, jam factory, cork factory, St Mary’s School, St John’s church, preserved food factory, etc.
Enfield (NW) 1911 Middlesex Sheet 7.02 by Pamela Taylor
This detailed map covers the NW area of Enfield, with coverage stretching from Windmill Hill northward to the Cemetery and Chase Farm Schools, and from Gordon Hill station westward to Parkside Farm. Features include Chase Farm Schools, railway with Gordon Hill station, East Barnet Road area, Ridgeway Road area, Ridgeway Farm, Bycullah House, Vicarage Farm etc. On the reverse we include a directory of Private Residents in Enfield for 1933.
Wealdstone & Hatch End 1935 Middlesex Sheet 10.03 by Pamela Taylor
This detailed map covers the the NW part of Wealdstone, with coverage extending to Hatch End. Coverage stretches from Wealdstone High Street westward to Pinner Park, and from Boxtree Road southward to Gordon Road. Features include stretch of LMS railway with Headstone Lane station, southern part of Hatch End, Harrow Weald area, Kodak Works, cabinet factory, Whitefriars Glass Works, Sacred Heart High School, Wealdstone House, Belmont Lodge, Headstone. The eastern half of the map especially is largely residential and all houses are neatly shown. On the reverse we include a Wealdstone directory, including private inhabitants, plus the commercial entry A-D.

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