• Swanscombe 1907 Kent Sheet 10.05 by Pamela Taylor

    This detailed map covers the village of Swanscombe and the western tip of Northfleet. Features include St Peter & St Paul’s church, Sweyn’s Camp, Milton Street, Swanscombe village with individual buildings neatly shown, quarries and chalk pits,New Barn, Ebbsfleet, Northfleet House, Northfleet station etc

  • Hayes 1907 Kent Sheet 15.08 by Pamela Taylor

    This detailed map covers Hayes village, with coverage westward to Pickhurst Green and part of West Wickham. Features include St Mary’s church, rectory, Hayes Place, Hayes Street Farm, Pickhurst Manor, Pickhurst Mead, Pickhurst Farm, railway with Hayes station, Hawes Farm, eastern edge of West Wickham station (at W margin), The Green, part of Langley Park. A 1905 directory of Hayes is included on the reverse.

  • Strood & Rochester Bridge 1931 Kent Sheet 19.02 by Pamela Taylor

    This detailed map gives excellent coverage of Strood, extending to Rochester Bridge and a small fragment of Rochester. The many features include Strood town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, St Nicholas church, Poor Law Institution, Frindsbury Intra, Rochester Bridge, railways with Strood Junction station, engine shed, Oil & Seed Mills, Invicta Engineering Works, Broom Hill, Temple Gardens, St Mary’s church, Rochester Pier, Acorn Wharf etc.

  • Radlett 1912 Hertfordshire Sheet 39.12 by Pamela Taylor

    This detailed Ordnance Survey Map shows Radlett in 1912. Much of the northern half of the map is filled by fields, farmland and a golf course. The Midland Railway runs through the centre of the map, from north to south, with the Station being close to a Recreation Ground and just north of a Roman Catholic Church.

  • Bromley (South) 1895 London Sheet 153

    This detailed map covers the southern part of Bromley, from the Town Hall southward to Bromley Common Road, and extends eastward to Bickley station. Features include railway with Bromley South and Bickley stations, Widmore, Widmore Lodge, Southborough Lodge, St Luke’s church (Bromley Common), Hayesford, Bromley Palace, St Blaise’s Well, St Peter & St Paul’s church, Town Hall, Market Square, St Mark’s church etc. Extracts from a 1905 directory are included on the reverse.

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