This map covers Winchmore Hill, stretching from Memorial Terrace and Vicars Moor Lane southward to Stonard Road, and east to the New River and Highfield Row Features include railway with Winchmore Hill station, St Bartholomew’s Athletic Ground, The Green, Roseneath House, Highfield House, tramway, Grovelands Park, Royal Northern Hospital, cinemas, churches and chapels, Green Dragon Hotel, etc.
This detailed map covers the western part of Hampton and eastern tip of Sunbury. Features include part of Kempton Park race course, Sunbury Court, The Mark Way, Water Works and reservoirs, Hampton UDC Offices, Thames Valley Line with Hampton station, Grammar School, River Thames. Note that area south of river is blank. A 1933 commercial directory of Hampton is included on the reverse.
This detailed map covers the northern part of Ruislip and part of Eastcote. Coverage stretches from Ruislip Common southward to Ladygate Lane and eastward to Haydon Hall and Eastcote Lodge. Features include High Grove, St Michael’s School, Haydon Hall, Ruislip Common area, Ruislip Reservoir, Park Wood, Bury Street area. On the reverse we include Eastcote directory entries for 1890 and 1933.
This detailed map covers the northern part of Harrow, with coverage stretching from Lincoln Road eastward to Torver Road, and from Vaughan Road northward to Victor Road. Features on the map, covering a largely residential area, include the Kodak Works (at top of map), stretch of the Metropolitan line incl North Harrow station, cemetery, Headstone area, Headstone Hotel, Pinner Court, St George’s church, etc.
We have published just the one edition of this map. Further west the map is entirely rural.
We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The 1895 version shows Edgware when it was really a village and also includes a section of the 1911 revision on the reverse.
This detailed map covers parts of Hampton and Hanworth, with coverage stretching from Castle Way eastward to Nightingale Road and southward to Barlow Road. Features include centre of Hanworth with war memorial, St George’s church, Tudor Court, reservoirs and pumping station, many nursery greenhouses, isolation hospital, All Saints church etc. On the reverse we include 1890 and 1933 directories for Hanworth.
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. It covers an area around and to the west of Golders Green, stretching from Brent Gas Works eastward to Hodford Farm, from Renters Farm southward to the northern tip of Child’s Hill.
(Note that the map does not include Paddington station.).
We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. It covers an area around and to the west of Golders Green, stretching from Brent Gas Works eastward to Hodford Farm, from Renters Farm southward to the northern tip of Child’s Hill.