Fareham, Hambledon & Havant 1894 One Inch Sheet 316 by Barrie Trinder
The map includes the Forest of Bere area. On the reverse we include a more detailed map of the village of Hambledon.
The map includes the Forest of Bere area. On the reverse we include a more detailed map of the village of Hambledon.
Between them they cover the area of the North Yorkshire coast from Whitby southward to Scalby, and also part of the North York Moors, including Fylingdales Moor. On the reverse we include a map of Sandsend, a map that also includes Mulgrave Castle.
Between them they cover the area of the North Yorkshire coast from Whitby southward to Scalby, and also part of the North York Moors, including Fylingdales Moor. On the reverse we include a map of Sandsend, a map that also includes Mulgrave Castle.
Coverage stretches from Northallerton northward to Crathorne, and from Kirkby Hall eastward to Snilesworth Moor and The Cleveland Hills. On the reverse is a detailed map of Stokesley, with its Low Green, Market Place and High Green, and including the Manor House, Town Hall and Workhouse.
The Vintage Bartholomew’s Cloth Map of the Lake District is a classic geological map of the region, featuring detailed terrain and features. Authored by Bartholomew, this one-inch map is in English and covers the picturesque Lake District in Great Britain. With a folding design, this map is a timeless reference for geography and geosciences enthusiasts looking to explore the stunning landscapes of England. Perfect for both personal use and educational purposes, this vintage map is a valuable addition to any collection of maps and atlases.
The OS Ordnance Survey One Inch Cloth Map of the Lake District published around the1950s and is a detailed and historic map of the area. Mounted on cloth this is a much more durable map than the paper alteratives of the time. This map is in acceptable condition with a lose cover and some holes at the crease points, its been well used, see photos.
LINEN TYPE.
Coverage stretches from Longtown and the Scottish border eastward to Thirlwall Common and the boundary with Northumberland, and northward to Bewcastle Fells. The North British Railway winds along close to the border.
On the reverse we include a detailed map of the village of Elsdon, with a directory. Here is information about Sheet 8.
The Ordnance Survey originally titled this map ‘Ford’. It covers a rural area of north Northumberland, from Cornhill eastward to Ford, southward to Kirknewton and Earle. A detailed map of Cornhill (which includes Coldstream station) is on the back.