This detailed map covers the SW area of Rochdale, including the hamlets of Sudden and Marland. Lancashire Sheet 88.08 Rochdale (SW) & Sudden 1908 – published 2007; intro by Paul Hindle.
Features include Rochdale station, part of railway works, Lower Lane Iron Works, Rochdale Canal, tramways, Lower Place, Stoneyfield, part of Castleton Wards South and East, and many mills.
This detailed map covers the SW area of Rochdale, including the hamlets of Sudden and Marland.
This detailed map covers the straggling village of Bradshaw, just north of Bolton. Coverage stretches from The Oaks eastward to Hardy Mill, and from Bradshaw Works southward to Harwood Vale Bleach Works.
Lancaster is the largest town but other features include Heysham (before the harbour was built), the Lune valley and the fells east of Lancaster. On the reverse we include a detailed map of Glasson and Conder Green, including Glasson Dock and its railway.
Lancashire Sheet 87.15 Bradley Fold 1908 – published 2001; intro by Paul Hindle. The map links up with Lancashire Sheets 87.11 Ainsworth to the north, 87.14 Bolton East to the west, 87.16 Radcliffe North to the east and 95.03 Little Lever to the south.
This detailed map covers the mill town of Heywood, just west of Rochdale. About 35 cotton mills are shown on the map, including Yew Mill, Plum Mill, Roeacre Mill and others.
This detailed map covers the hamlet of Bradley Fold, midway between Bolton and Bury. Bradley Fold Junction is near the eastern margin.