Sudbury 1902 Suffolk Sheet 72.15 by Robert Malster
This detailed map provides good coverage of centre and north of Sudbury. We include a directory of Sudbury in 1896.
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Ipswich, Bildeston & District 1893 One Inch Sheet 207 by Robert Malster
On the reverse is a detailed map of the small town of Bildeston, together with a directory.
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Lowestoft (North) 1904 Suffolk Sheet 10.04 by Robert Malster
In addition to the introduction by Robert Malster, the interesting and informative intro from an 1896 directory is also included, together with details of schools etc.
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MAP OF Sudbury 1902 Suffolk Sheet 72.15 by Robert Malster NEW
This detailed map provides good coverage of centre and north of Sudbury. Coverage stretches from Stour Street and Gainsborough Street northward to Arthur Hall and Bartholomew Farm. Features include railway (but not station), St Peter’s church, Market Hill, Freemen’s Great Common, workhouse, Great and Little Fullingpit Meadows, Acton Square, silk manufactories, malthouse, North Street, Brundon, Brundon Mill. We include a directory of Sudbury in 1896.
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Felixstowe 1902 Suffolk Sheet 90.01 by Robert Malster
This detailed map of Felixstowe is double-sided to provide maximum coverage. Coverage extends east to Old Felixstowe, with St Peter & St Paul’s church. (Note that the docks are not included).
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Aylsham, Reepham & District 1908 One Inch Sheet 147 by Robert Malster
A detailed map of Attlebridge is included on the reverse.
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Kings Lynn & District 1907 One Inch Sheet 145 by Robert Malster
Coverage stretches from Long Sutton eastward to Sandringham, and from Snettisham station southward to North Runcton. Features include the River Nene, River Ouse, channels through The Wash, Sandringham House, several long closed railways incl Great Northern Joint Railway and Lynn & Hunstanton, Sutton Bridge.
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Saxmundham 1925 Suffolk Sheet 50.13 by Robert Malster
This detailed map provides good coverage of the small town of Saxmundham, with coverage continuing eastward a mile into open country, as far as Wardspring Farm.
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Bungay 1926 Suffolk Sheet 8.11 by Robert Malster
This detailed map covers the small north Suffolk town of Bungay, while across the River Waveney and into Norfolk we have Ditchingham. The town centre of Bungay is at the bottom of the map and coverage extends westward to Earsham Dam, northward to Ditchingham station, Ditchingham Brewery and All Hallows Hospital.
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Brandon 1903 Suffolk Sheet 6.16 by Robert Malster
This map straddles the Suffolk border, and is also Norfolk Sheet 92.16.