This detailed map covers the centre of Richmond.

This very detailed map covers the northern part of Deptford around the Royal Victoria Victualling Yard. Features include the Victualling Yard shown in detail with various store buildings – Salt Provision Store, Rum Stores, Chocolate Mill, Ox Slaughter House etc – and the Cooperage. Further north is the Wet Dock, Thames Junction Branch railway to Deadman’s Dock, St George’s Wharf. Across the river are West Ferry Road and various riverside wharves and works, including Chain and Anchor Works, Phoenix Iron Works, Britannia Dock. On the reverse we include the 1894 map, showing the same area at a later stage. We also include an introduction to the history of the area.

This detailed map covers Knightsbridge with Rotten Row and part of the Serpentine to the north. The highly detailed 1st edition 1865 map is our principal map, with the 1893 version on the reverse. Featurs on the map include Kingston House, All Saints church, Hyde Park Cavalry Barracks, Trevor Chapel, Montpelier Square, Kent House, Strathedon House, etc but much of the history lies in the finely detailed squares, terraces and mews. Pamela Taylor, author of the Victoria County History book on Knightsbridge & Hyde, gives an authoratative introduction to the history of the area.

This very detailed map covers Belsize Park, which was being developed as a residential area in the late 19th century. The 1866 map is so detailed that even garden layouts are shown for many houses.

This very detailed map covers the area from Sussex Square and Gloucester Square eastward to Adam Street West. It includes Connaught Square, Hyde Park Square, Norfolk Crescent, Southwick Crescent, etc, and the north part of Hyde Park. The 1893 version of the map is on the reverse, together with a 2,000 word introduction to the history of the area.