Explore the fascinating history of London’s West End with this detailed sheet map by Alan Godfrey. This travel map features the Old Ordnance Survey Map of the area, folded and ready for use. The map is perfect for local interest, family history and nostalgia enthusiasts, and is a must-have for anyone interested in the transportation history of London. The West End 1914: London Sheet 61, with a height of 220mm and a width of 140mm. The map is in English language and was published in January 2011 by Alan Godfrey Maps. It is an ideal addition to any collection of maps and atlases, and is sure to be a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of London’s West End.
Explore the beauty of West London, Rickmansworth and Staines with this detailed travel map by Ordnance Survey. This sheet map is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who want to discover the hidden treasures of these charming places. The map is written in English and was published in 2008, with a map scale of 1:25,000. The publication name is West London, Rickmansworth and Staines, and the author is Ordnance Survey. The map comes in a format of a sheet map and published by Ordnance Survey. It belongs to the categories of Books, Comics & Magazines, Textbooks, Education & Reference, and Maps & Atlases. Get ready to embark on an exciting adventure with this travel map!
Explore West London with this detailed Landranger map by Ordnance Survey. This 176 map is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who are planning a trip to the area. The map is written in English and was first published in 1987, with a map scale of 1:50,000. Good condition for its age. See photos.
Here are the details of maps for west Walthamstow: London Sheet 14.1 Walthamstow West 1894 – published 2010; intro by Alan Godfrey. Partly coloured. ISBN.978-1-84784-432-3 London Sheet 14.2 Walthamstow West 1913 – published 1988; intro by Jonathan Evans. ISBN.978-0-85054-206-6 London Sheet 14.3 Walthamstow West 1936 – published 2016; intro by Tony Kirby. ISBN.978-1-84784-969-4 We have published three versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. Note that the 1894 version is partly colour printed; see our Sept 2010 Newsletter. The map covers the western part of Walthamstow, with coverage stretching from the River Lea Navigation and Ferry Boat Inn eastward to Colebrook Road and Brookdale Road; and from Shakespeare Road, Higham Hill southward to St James Street station. Features include railway, incl Blackhorse Road station; tramways, several reservoirs, Tottenham Lock, Ferry Boat inn, busy western area of Walthamstow and industries off Blackhorse Lane. The map links up with Sheets 9 Tottenham Marsh to the north, 13 Tottenham to the west, 15 Walthamstow East to the east, and 22 Walthamstow Marshes to the south.