Warwickshire Sheet 4.11 Four Oaks 1902 – published 2009; intro by Roger Lea. This detailed map covers the Four Oaks area, north of Sutton Coldfield. Features include LNWR railway with Four Oaks station, Moor Hall and Park, Little Sutton (at top of map), Lady Wood, Doe Bank, Four Oaks Park, Moorhall Farm.
With an ISBN of 9781847849663, this map is a contemporary reprint, dated 2021, ensuring that it is a recent addition to your collection. Warwickshire 14.10a Small Heath & Sparkbrook 1888 – published 2016; intro by Barrie Trinder.
Warwickshire Sheet 26.10 Kenilworth 1903 – published 2013; intro by Malcolm Nixon.
Old Map of Warwickshire 1610. Year of Publication: 1991.
Explore the historical landscape of Gravelly Hill with the Warwickshire Sheet 8.14 map, a detailed travel map produced by Alan Godfrey in 1994. The map is printed in English and does not include autographs or signatures, ensuring its focus remains on the historical accuracy and clarity of the depicted era.
Explore the historical landscape of Gravelly Hill with this detailed 1886 map by Barrie Trinder, presented in a convenient sheet format. The map is authored in English and preserves the rich topographical legacy of Warwickshire.
Whether used for academic research or personal exploration, this map serves as a window to the architectural and social landscape of the late 19th century. Warwicks Sheet 13.04a Winson Green & Hockley 1888 – published 2012; intro by Barrie Trinder.
Bartholomew’s Half-Inck Map on Cloth. Sheet 19. WARWICKSHIRE. VG.
The map links up with sheet 8.07 Erdington Chester Rd to the north, 8.10 Erdington West to the west and with 8.15 Bromford Bridge to the south. This detailed travel map of Erdington (East) from 1913 is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of transportation in Warwickshire.