This very detailed map covers the centre of Deptford. London Large Scale Sheet 11.30 Deptford (High St) 1868-93 – published 2026. Here are the details of the map for Deptford.

Features include the LMS station, St John’s church, Stanmore Park, Gordon Avenue, Manor House, many detached villas, Cottesmore, etxc. Coverage extends northward to Stanmore Hall Farm. We include a 1933 Stanmore directory on the reverse.

This very detailed map covers the centre of Camden Town, with streets of housing spreading in all directions. Coverage is from Hamilton Street southward to Crowndale Road, Oval Road eastward to King’s Road. Features include Regent’s Canal, Camden Church, St Martin’s Burial Ground (later St Martin’s Gardens, St Martin’s Almshouses, St Matthew’s Church, St Pancras Public Baths, Bedford Music Hall, Bedford Chapel, Royal Veterinary College etc. The 1870 map shows the streets in detail, including the layouts of many gardens. We include a reduced version of the 1894 map on the reverse.

This very detailed map covers the Chalk Farm area and is dominated by the vast sprawl of railway lines that fan out for the LNWR Goods Depot and goods sheds, including engine sheds and fitting shop, Chalk Farm station and the ’round-house’ Goods Shed. Around these the map is busy with streets of housing and the 1870 map even shows the layouts of many gardens. Other features include St Saviour’s Church, Potato Market, chapels, etc. We include a reduced version of the 1894 map on the reverse.

This detailed map covers the village of Harefield, straddling the border between Middlesex and Hertfordshire (though the small portion of Buckinghamshire is left blank). Features include village centre with individual buildings neatly shown, The Green, Harefield House, Sanatorium, Mount Pleasant, Manor Court, Harefield Mills, River Colne, Grand Union Canal, etc. On the reverse we include directory entries, listing inhabitants for 1890 and 1933.

This detailed map covers most of the town of Hatfield, with coverage extending from the New Town eastward to Hatfield Park, and from Dagmar House and the Red Lion Hotel southward to the New Gardens. Features include Hatfield House, GNR railway with station, sidings etc, junction with St Albans line, St Etheldreda’s church, Lawn House, One Bell, Glebe Cottages, Rectory, Broomfield Cottages, Northcotts, St Audrey’s, Hatfield Workhouse, Primrose Cottages, White Lion pub etc. On the reverse we include an 1899 directory of Hatfield.

This detailed map covers the centre of Richmond.