This detailed map covers the town of Littleborough, with coverage extending from Rochdale Workhouse northward to Higher Shore and eastward to Littleborough town centre. Lancashire Sheet 81.10 Littleborough 1891 – published 2013; intro by Alan Godfrey.

This detailed map covers the western part of Rochdale, with coverage extending from Manchester Road and the Art Gallery westward to Broadhalgh, and from Falinge Fold southward to Sparth Bottoms Road. The many features include cricket ground, Falinge Park, St Edmund’s church, Bankside Mill, Sunny Bank Mills, gas works, Mitchell Hey, Mitchell Hey Mills, Standard Mill, Brimrod Mill, Oakenrod Hall, cemetery, tramways and depot, Lenny Barn, Mellor Street Mill, Spotland Bridge, St Clement’s church, football ground, Passmonds, Cutgate, Broadhalgh. On the reverse we include street directory entries for Bury Road, Edenfield Road, Spotland Road.

This detailed map covers the area north and east of Rochdale, including Smallbridge, Howarth Cross, Buckley, Syke, and Fieldhous Mills. Features include Cronkeyshaw Common, Fieldhouse Mills, Green Bank, Rose Hill, One Ash, Foxholes, Polly Green, Nook Mill, All Saints church, Hamer Hall Cottages, Eclipse Mill, Park Mill, Buckley Mills, Buckley Hall orphanage, Low Mills, stretch of Facit Branch, tramways, Dale Mill, Arkwright Mill, Low Hill Mill, Great Howarth, Ashbrook Hey Dye Works, St John’s church Smallbridge, Dobwheel Mill, Greenfield Mill, Watch Hall Mill, Howarth Cross Mill, Green Grove Mill, Holme Mill, etc. We include a 1918 directory of Smallbridge on the reverse.