Alan Godfrey Maps Wolverhampton (South-West) 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 62.10b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover the SW part of Wolverhampton, including part of the town centre and much of Merridale, Graiseley and Blakenhall Wards. Coverage extends from Snow Hill westward to Bradmore, and from Darlington Street southward to Copthorne Road. Features include St John's church, RC Chapel, tramways, busy town centre area around and to west of Snow Hill, Agricultural Hall, St Joseph's Convent, Elgin Works, Royal Orphanage, St Luke's church Blakenhall, Niphon Works, schools, Graiseley Old Hall, Goldthorn Terrace, The Oaks, Cemetery, Bradmore area, Dead Lad's Grave, Merridale House, Old Merridale Farm etc. The map links up with Staffordshire sheets 62.06 Wolverhampton NW to the north, 62.09 Finchfield to the west, 62.11 Wolverhampton SE to the east and 62.14 Upper Penn to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Newstead & Annesley Colliery 1914 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 32.04) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map of Newstead is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the railway and colliery complex that includes Annesley Colliery and Newstead Colliery. Stretches of the Midland Railway, Great Central Railway and the GNR Leen Valley Branch are shown, with many sidings, junctions etc, and the GNR engine shed. Newstead colliery village is also shown plus part of New Annesley. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 33.01 to include Newstead Abbey and Newstead Park.

Alan Godfrey Maps Sutton-in-Ashfield (South) 1914 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 27.07) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the southern part of Sutton in Ashfield. Features include southern part of the town, from the Market Place southward; Midland Railway Nottingham & Mansfield line, Sutton Junction, Sutton in Ashfield Branch and terminus, Kirkby Hardwick, etc The map links up with Notts sheets 27.03 Sutton in Ashfield to the north and 27.11 Kirkby in Ashfield to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Mansfield Woodhouse 1914 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 23.09) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers Mansfield Woodhouse, just N of Mansfield itself, and the rural area to the east. Features include St Edmund's church, High Street area, Woodhouse Castle, Clerkson's Hall, part of Sherwood Colliery, railway approaches (but not station), Woodhouse Place, Rushpool Farm, etc. An 1891 directory of Mansfield Woodhouse is included on the reverse. The map links up with sheet 23.13 Mansfield East to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Middleton (West) Rhodes & Alkrington 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 96.07) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the west part of Middleton together with the village of Rhodes. Features include Alkrington Hall, Rhodes, Calico Print Works, Union Mills, Booth Bridge Farm, Lands End Bleach Works, Rhodes Green, Alkrington Wood, Lime Field, Rhodes House, Irkdale Bleach Works, Parkfield Works, Kid Clough Dye Works, Tonge Mill, Bridge Mill, Holy Trinity church etc. The map links up with sheets 96.08 Middleton to the east, 96.11 Higher Blackley to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Radyr & Coryton 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.01) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the northern part of Radyr and western part of Whitchurch. Coverage stretches from Driscoll Road eastward to Kelston Road, and from Velindra Road northward to part of Morganstown. Features include River Taff, Glamorganshire Canal, Melin-Griffith Feeder, Cardiff City Mental Hospital, Velindre, northern tip of Melin-Griffith Tin Works, Coryton, Forest Farm, Cardiff Railway with Coryton Halt, Taff Vale Railway with Radyr station, Penarth Junction, sidings, Mynydd Wood, Windsor Road area of Radyr, Ty-mynydd Farm, Melin-Griffith & Pentyrch Railway, St Dyfrig's RC church, St Mary's church, Dynea Colliery (disused), Glyn-Taf, old mineral tramway route, Treforest Junction, Electrical Works, etc. On the reverse we include 1906 directories for Radyr and Whitchurch. The map links up with sheet 43.05 Llandaff North to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Tonypandy & Trealaw 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 27.07) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map continues our coverage of the Rhondda Valley. It covers most of Tynopandy and Trealaw, and the southern part of Llwyn-y-pia. Features include a stretch of Taff Vale Rhondda-Faw Branch, with stations, sidings etc; Nantgwyn Coal Pit, football ground, Pandy Coal Pit, Anthony Coal Pit, Brith-weunydd, All Saints church, Mynydd Brith-weunydd, GWR Ely Valley Branch, Rhondda River, cinemas, St Andrew's church, tramways, terraced housing neatly shown, etc. On the reverse we include a commercial directory of Tonypandy. The map links up with Glamorgan sheets 27.03 Llwynypia to the north.

Alan Godfrey Maps Stockton (North) 1914 (County Durham Sheet 50.12b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey Maps have published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover the northern part of Stockton, with coverage stretching from the cemetery eastward to St Ann's Hill, and from Mount Pleasant southward to Mill Street. Features include Stockton station, Newham Grange, West Stockton Iron Works, Westbourne Iron Works, Stockton Forge Works, NER North Shore Branch, North Shore Junction, Engine Works, Clarence Potteries, Portrack Lane Iron Works, workhouse, part of Stockton Malleable Iron Works, North Shore ship yard, cattle market, northern part of High Street, etc. The map links up with Sheets 50.08 Norton to the north and 50.16 Stockton & Thornaby to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps West Auckland 1915 (County Durham Sheet 42.09) - Old OS Maps

The village of West Auckland has a proud history, as winners of the first football 'World Cup', the giving of its name to New Zealand's largest city, and strong connections with the Stockton & Darlington Railway. Features on the map include The Green, railways with West Auckland station, West Auckland Colliery, West Auckland Brewery, St Helen's church (and part of St Helen's Auckland), Blacksmith's Arms, Old Hall, Fleece Hotel, etc.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bishop Auckland 1915 (County Durham Sheet 42.02b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey have published two versions of this map to show how the area changed across the years. Each map is double-sided to give maximum coverage. The maps show most of the town of Bishop Auckland, historic home of the Bishop of Durham. The main map covers the town centre, with coverage stretching from Newton Cap Viaduct southward to the workhouse, and westward to the village of Escomb with its historic Saxon church; Etherley Moor and Etherley Dene are in the lower SW corner. Features include the station, goods station, with the various railway lines fanning out; Town Head, Newgate Street, Tenters Street, Bridge End, Town Hall, St Anne's church, steel works, West Mill, Auckland Engine Works. On the reverse is part of adjacent sheet 42.03 taking coverage further east to include Auckland Castle. The map links up with sheet 42.01 Witton Park to the west.

Alan Godfrey Maps Witton Park 1915 (County Durham Sheet 42.01) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers Witton, Woodside and part of Low Etherley, west of Bishop Auckland. Features include the village of Witton Park, with many now lost terraced streets; the hamlets of Woodside, California and Phoenix Row; Etherley Lane, Etherley station (at Witton Park), Old Etherley Colliery, etc. A major feature is the old incline at Phoenix Row which was the start of the Stockton & Darlington Railway. On the reverse we include part of adjacent sheet 34.13 extending coverage north to the site of the former ironworks. The map links up with sheet 33.16 Witton le Wear to the NW, and 42.02 Bishop Auckland to the east.

Alan Godfrey Maps Spennymoor 1915 (County Durham Sheet 34.08) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map of Spennymoor is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the centre of the town and the area westward to Whitworth Hall. Features include town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, railway with Spennymoor station, Tudhoe Grange, Grand Hotel, Town Hall, picture theatres, chapels, Victoria Jubilee Park, North Eastern Hotel, Whitworth Park Colliery (disused), NER Page Bank branch, Whitworth House, Bishop's Close Colliery (disused), Whitworth Hall, Whitworth Park. On the reverse we include a good section of adjacent sheet 34.12 covering the area to the south, including St Paul's church, Spennymoor House.

Alan Godfrey Maps Witton le Wear & Witton Castle 1915 (County Durham Sheet 33.16) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the village of Witton le Wear with coverage extending eastward to Wear Valley Junction and High Grange. The map is double-sided for maximum coverage. Features include railway with Witton le Wear and Wear Valley Junction stations, engine shed, Marshall Green Colliery, Witton Castle, West Witton, Marshall Green, St Philip & St James church, The Green, Witton Tower, Witton Hall, Witton Bridge etc. The map links up with sheet 42.01 Witton Park to the SE.

Alan Godfrey Maps Durham City 1915 (County Durham Sheet 27.01b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published two versions of this map showing how the city changed across the years. These very detailed maps cover the City of Durham, with its glorious cathedral, thought by many to be the finest building in England. The maps cover the core of the city, including the whole of the cathedral area on its loop in the River Wear. Coverage extends west to Neville's Cross, east to much of Gilesgate. Features include the Cathedral, University, Castle, South Bailey, North Bailey, Old Elvet, Prison (left blank for security reasons), Claypath, Gilesgate goods station, Elvet station, main NER station, Bede College, St Giles church, carpet manufactory, Workhouse, Grammar School, Neville's Cross, County Hospital, Western Hill, St Cuthbert's church, disused mills, Crook Hall. The maps link up with Sheets 20.13 Durham (North) to the north, 27.02 Durham City (East) to the east, 27.05 Durham City (South) to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Gateshead Fell 1914 (County Durham Sheet 7.05b) - Old OS Maps

We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover the Gateshead Fell area, south of Gateshead and east of Low Fell. The 'Old Durham Road', Sodhouse Bank runs through the map. Coverage stretches from St Albans church at Windy Nook southward to Mossheap Quarries and the disused Sheriff Hill Colliery. Stretches of the Team Colliery Wagonway and Ouston & Pelaw Wagonway are shown. Other features include Beacon Lough, Church Quarry, Windynook Quarries, Gateshead High Fell with St John's church, the eastern part of Kells Lane, Greenwell House, Heworth Windmill, White Hill, Black Hill. Old Upper Heworth Colliery is in the NE corner. The map links up with Tyneside 24 Felling to the north, Co Durham 6.08 Low Fell to the west, 7.09 Wrekenton to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Pleasley 1914 (Derbyshire Sheet 31.7) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the villages of Pleasley and Pleasleyhill on the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire border. The map is double-sided to give maximum coverage, and includes part of adjacent sheet 31.08 covering Pleasley Vale. Features include Pleasley Colliery, GNR Leen Valley Extension Railway, Midland Railway Tibshelf & Pleasley line, stations on both lines, St Michael's church, Pleasleyhill Farm, Pleasley Mill, Radmanthwaite, Upper and Lower Mill, Pleasley Works, Meadow Houses, St Chad's Chapel, Little Matlock, Pleasley Vale Sidings et

Alan Godfrey Maps Whittington Moor 1914 (Derbyshire Sheet 18.14) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers Whittington Moor, just north of Chesterfield. Features include Midland Railway with Sheepbridge station, Sheepbridge Branch, section of North Midland line, tramways, Race Course, Littlemoor, Broomhill Park, large part of Sheepbridge Iron Works, Chatsworth Wagon Works, New Dunston Colliery, Whittington Blacking Mills, etc. We include an 1891 Directory of Whittington Moor on the reverse, together with a specially written introduction to the history of the area.. The map links up with Derbyshire sheets 18.15 Brimington to the west, 25.02 Chesterfield North to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Stourbridge (North) & Amblecote 1914 (Worcestershire Sheet 4.10b) - Old OS Maps

We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The maps cover the northern part of Stourbridge, in Worcestershire, and also extend north to Coalbournbrook, and a stretch of Amblecote, which was in Staffordshire, sheet 71.10. Coverage extends from Wollaston Hall eastward to Amblecote Bank.Features include GWR Oxford Worcester & Wolverhampton line but no stations, Stourbridge Town branch with Town station, Stourbridge town centre with Market Hall and St Thomas church, St John's church, Bedcote Mill, Bouchall area, Stambermill area, River Stour Works, etc.The map links up with Worcestershire sheets 4.09 Wollaston to the west, 4.11 Lye to the east and 4.14 Stourbridge South to the south; and Staffordshire sheet 71.06 Brierley Hill W to the north.

Alan Godfrey Maps Halesowen (West) 1914 (Worcestershire Sheet 4.16) - Old OS Maps

We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover the western part of Halesowen, and part of Hasbury, including Lower Hasbury. The suburbs of Town's End, Spring Hill and Short Cross are included.Features include St John the Baptist church, Otterbourne Court, Spring Villas, Grammar School, Newfield House, Hasbury Farm, Lower Hasbury, St Margaret's Well, Sampson & Lion pub, Witley Colliery, Lutley Mill, Bassnage Farm.The map links up with Worcestershire sheets 4.12 Cradley South to the north, 5.13 Halesowen (East) to the east.

Alan Godfrey Maps Northenden 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.14a) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover an area being transferred from Cheshire to Manchester, as part of the Wythenshawe area. Features include railway with Northenden station, Rose Hill Ophthalmia School, most of Northenden village, St Wilfrid's Church, River Mersey, Royalthorn, Moorend etc. The map links up with sheets 111.10 Didsbury Palatine Rd to the north, 111.15 Cheadle North to the east, 111.13 Baguley to the west.

Alan Godfrey Maps Lancs 111.13a Baguley 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.13a) - Old OS Maps

We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. Though historically within Cheshire, the area became part of Manchester, so the Lancashire series was extended to cover it. The maps cover the area from Lawton Moor Road southward to the Cheshire Lines Railway and Baguley station.Features include the railway with station, Royal Oak area, Baguley Hall, Floats Farm, Wythenshaw Park, Wythenshawe Hall, Nan Nook Wood, Sycamore Farm, York House nursing home, nurseries etc.The map links up with sheets 111.14 Northenden to the east.

Alan Godfrey Maps Swansea (Brynmill & Singleton Park) 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 23.12) - Old OS Maps

This highly detailed map covers the Brynmill and Singleton Park area of Swansea Bay.Features include Sketty Hall, Singleton Farm, Singleton, Brynmill, cricket ground, Swansea Bay Recreation Ground, tramway depot, LNWR Swansea Line with Swansea Bay station, St Helen's Road station, Swansea & Mumbles Railway with Brynmill station, St Gabriel's station, etcWe include extracts from a contemporary street directory and a specially written introduction to the history of the area on the reverse.

Alan Godfrey Maps Clay Cross (South) 1914 (Derbyshire Sheet 30.11) - Old OS Maps

We have published two maps for Clay Cross. They link up with each other to give excellent coverage of the town.The North map covers the northern part of Clay Cross, principally showing the Clay Cross Colliery and Clay Cross Ironworks. Features here include Clay Cross Ironworks shown in some details, with railway lines, tanks, air shafts, as well as No.2 and No.3 collieries. Other features include Midland Railway North Midland Branch, Hepthorn Lane, part of North Wingfield, Hagg Hill, Coney Green Farm, St Lawrence's church, Parkhouse Green, Lockobrook Cottages, Church Hill, Concrete Houses, etc. Extracts from an early trade directory are included on the reverse.The South map is double-sided to provide maximum coverage and includes most of the town. Coverage extends eastward to Danesmoor and Clay Cross Colliery No.7. The map on the reverse has the western part of the town, including St Bartholomew's church, the UDC Offices or Melbourne House, and the tunnel entrance.

Alan Godfrey Maps Brimington 1914 (Derbyshire Sheet 18.15) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the village of Brimington, lying between Chesterfield and Staveley. Coverage extends westward to Sheepbridge & Brimington station.Features include Brimington, shown in detail with individual buildings; St Michael's church, Brimington Hall, Ringwood Hall, Hollingwood Common, New Brimington, Chesterfield Canal, Hounsfield Bridge, Brimington House, Sheepbridge & Brimington station, Great Central Railway Chesterfield Loop, stretch of MR North Midland Branch, etc. We include an 1895 directory of Brimington on the reverse.The map links up with Derbyshire sheets 18.14 Whittington Moor to the west, 18.16 Staveley South to the east.

Alan Godfrey Maps Stockton on Tees & Thornaby 1914 (County Durham Sheet 50.16b) - Old OS Maps

We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover much of the centre of Stockton plus a portion of its neighbour across the Tees, Thornaby. Coverage stretches from Hartburn Bridge and Lustring Beck eastward to Thornaby station, and from Wellington Street southward to Peel Street in Thornaby.Features include much of Stockton town centre, including the Town Hall, Market Place, Holy Trinity church, Thistle Green, Exchange Hall. Industrial features include Moor Steel & Iron Works, Parkfield Works, much of Bowesfield Iron Works, NER Goods station, Castle Moat ship yard, Corporation Quay. Transport features include tramways, many wharves and landing stages, various railway lines including Bowesfield Junction, tramway depot. Other features include Ropner Park. Features in Thornaby (in Yorkshire) include the station, South Stockton Iron Works, Stafford Pottery, Market Hall, George Street area, Bonlea Foundry, Teesdale Iron Works, Cleveland Flour Mills, part of Thornaby Iron Works, Thornaby shipbuilding yard, South Stockton Ship Yard etcThe map links up with Sheets 50.12 Stockton North to the north.

Alan Godfrey Maps Murton 1914 (County Durham Sheet 21.06 - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the mining village of Murton Colliery plus the old village of Murton..Features include Murton Colliery with railway sidings, coke ovens, gasometers; Greenhill, Dalton Moor, picture theatres, Holy Trinity church, Murton village, stretch of Sunderland & Hartlepool railway with Murton station and Murton junction, etc.We include extracts from 1894 and 1906 directories, together with a specially written introduction.

Alan Godfrey Maps Hylton Castle & Castletown 1914 (County Durham Sheet 8.09) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the area west of Sunderland that includes Hylton Castle, Castletown and parts of Southwick and Pallion.Features include the Castletown Yard, Pallion Yard, two other shipyards, Hylton Colliery, the Hylton Southwick & Monkwearmouth railway, and Hylton Castle itself.This map links up with Sheets 8.10 Monkwearmouth to the east, 8.13 Pallion to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Darlington 1914 (County Durham Sheet 55.06b) - Old OS Maps

We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover the centre of the town, with coverage stretching from the Market Place northward to North Road station; St Andrews church at Haughton le Skerne is in the top right corner. The main NER railway runs north-south through the centre of the map.Features include engine shed and railway approaches, Parkgate Junction, the busy junction and railway crossing, Darlington Forge, Darlington Steel & Iron Works, Skerne Iron & Steel Works, Alliance Works, all with their railway sidings and connections; Haughton Road Brewery, NER Fighting Cocks Loop Line, St James church, Borough Hospital, Albert Hill, St Cuthbert's church, Priestgate Works, Bondgate, High Row, Blackwellgate, Skinnergate, Parkgate, Northgate, Hope Town Lane, tramways, Town Hall, Hopetown goods station etcThe maps link up with Sheet 55.02 Darlington North to the north, 55.05 Darlington West to the west and 55.10 Darlington South to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chester-le-Street 1915 (County Durham Sheet 13.09b) - Old OS Maps

Each map is double-sided for maximum coverage.The main map covers the centre and north of the town, with coverage extending north to Pelaw Farm and Pelaw House, westward to Stellagill Wood, and eastward to The Haughs. Features (taken from the 1915 version) include Chester Bridge, most of Front Street, Hop Garth, North and South Burns, Motor Bus Depot, Brewery, Infectious Diseases Hospital, Pelaw House, South Pelaw Colliery, High Flatts, NER Annfield Plain Branch, NER Pontop & South Shields Branch, Hippodrome etc.On the reverse we include a large portion of adjacent sheet 13.13 extending coverage southward to include railway station, St Mary & St Cuthbert church, cemetery, site of Roman station, Chester le Street Union Workhouse, St Cuthbert's RC church, Empire Theatre etcThe map links up with Durham Sheet 12.12 Pelton Fell to the west.

National Geographic Alaska - Published 1914

Published in February 1914 with the article "The Nation's Undeveloped Resources," the Map of Alaska contains an abundance of details showing the growing human settlement of the region. U.S. public schools for natives, post offices, telegraph stations, mail routes, and mission stations are just some of the many features shown on this map.

Alan Godfrey Maps Yardley Wood & Shirley 1914 (Warwickshire Sheet 19.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Yardley Wood & Shirley; Warwickshire Sheet 19.10Introduction by Barrie TrinderMap includes Solihull Lodge, Warstock and the Birmingham and North Warwickshire Line.

Alan Godfrey Maps Wolverhampton (North-West) 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 62.06b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Wolverhampton (NW); Staffordshire Sheet 62.06Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers West Park, Stafford Road Works, St Winifred's Girls Home, Football Ground, Dunstall Hill, Newbridge House and Christ Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Whiteheath Gate 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 72.01) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Whiteheath Gate; Staffs sheet 72.01Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Turner's Hill, Perry's Lake, Radnall Brick Works, Ramrod Hall, Gadds Green and Tippity Green.*NOTE - THIS MAP HAS BEEN GIVEN A STAFFORDSHIRE SHEET NUMBER, IT IS THE SAME AREA AS WORCESTERSHIRE SHEET 5.01

Alan Godfrey Maps Tipton 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 67.08c) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Tipton; Staffs sheet 67.08Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Bloomfield, Summer Hill, Tipton Station, St Joseph's Mission Church, Princes End, Tibbington and Wallbrook

Alan Godfrey Maps Selly Oak & Bournville 1914 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.04b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover an area south of Birmingham that includes much of Selly Oak and part of Bournville. Coverage stretches from Frederick Road eastward to Fashoda Road, and from Exeter Road southward to Bournville Lane. Features include Kings Norton Union Workhouse, Midland Railway with most of Selly Oaks station (at top of map), enamel works, much of Bournville Works, Selly Park, St Paul's Convent, Ten Acres, Dogpool Inn, Raddlebarn Farm, Selly Hill House, St Edward's RC chapel, St Wulstan's church, Ewans Cottage Homes, etc. On the reverse of each map we include extracts from early street directories together with an introduction to the history of the area. The map links up with Warwickshire sheet 13.16 Bournbrook to the north, Worcestershire sheets 10.03 Griffins Hill to the west, 19.01 King's Heath to the east, 10.08 Lifford to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Round Oak 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 71.03b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Round Oak; Staffs sheet 71.03Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Brierleyhill Iron Works, Hart's Hill, Netherton Hill, The Wallows, Round Oak Station, Woodside Park and St Andrew's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Netherton & Springfield 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 71.04b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Netherton; Staffs sheet 71.04bIntroduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Windmillend Station, The Knowle, Darby End, Netherton Park, Collieries, Birmingham Pottery and St Peter's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Langley Green & South Oldbury 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 72.02b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Langley Green & South Oldbury; Staffs sheet 72.02Historical introduction by Mike JeeCovers Cemetery, Holy Trinity Church, West Smethwick Park, Rood End, Langley Park, Chemical Works and Tat Bank*NOTE - THIS MAP HAS BEEN GIVEN A STAFFORDSHIRE SHEET NUMBER, IT IS THE SAME AREA AS WORCESTERSHIRE SHEET 5.02

Alan Godfrey Maps Harborne 1914 (Warwickshire Sheet 13.11b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Harborne; Warwickshire 13.11Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Lordswood House, Railway Station, Beech Lanes, St Joseph's House, Upper and Lower Ravenshurst, Institution for the Blind and Industrial Boys School.

Alan Godfrey Maps Edgbaston 1914 (Warwickshire Sheet 13.12c) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Edgbaston; Warks sheet 13.12Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Botanical Gardens, Somerset Road Station, Calthorpe Fields, St Bartholomew's Church, Edbaston Park, Church Road Station and Tibbington House.

Alan Godfrey Maps Dudley 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 67.16c) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Dudley; Staffs sheet 67.16Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers St Thomas's Church, Netherton Station, St John's Church, Cawney Hill, Wellfield House, Dudley Blue Coat School and Dixons Green

Alan Godfrey Maps Bournbrook & Birmingham University 1914 (Warwickshire Sheet 13.16b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bournbrook; Warwickshire 13.16Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers University House, Brimingham University, Selly Oak Pumping Station, Metchley Park and Pebble Mill Farm.

Alan Godfrey Maps Birmingham (Winson Green & Hockley) 1914 (Warwickshire Sheet 13.04c) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Winson Green; Warwickshire 13.04Historical introduction by Tony KirbyCovers His Majesty's Prison, Warstone Lane Cemetery, Birmingham Union Workhouse, City Mental Hospital, St Peter's Church and Hockley Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Treharris 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 19.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Treharris. Glamorgan Sheet 19.11Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers Quakers Yard Junction, Ocean Deep Navigation Colliery, Cemetery, Railway Station, South Wales & Monmouthshire Truant School, Trelewis and Bargoed House

Alan Godfrey Maps Port Talbot (East) 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 25.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Port Talbot (East). Glamorgan Sheet 25.14Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers The Plate Works, Dyffryn Junction, Athletic Ground, Engine Sheds, St Theodore's Church and Railway Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Pontypridd (South) 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 28.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Pontypridd (South). Glamorgan Sheet 28.14Introduction by Derrick PrattCovers Maritime Colliery, Coke Works, Pontypridd Junction, Railway Station and St John's Church

Alan Godfrey Maps Penrhiwceiber & Tynetown 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 19.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Penrhiwceiber & Tynetown . Glamorgan Sheet 19.10Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers Penrikyber Navigation Colliery, All Saints Church, Cwmcynon Colliery, Railway Station and Infant School

Alan Godfrey Maps Nantyffyllon 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 26.05) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Nantyffyllon. Glamorgan Sheet 26.05Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers Coegnant Colliery, Trinity Church, Heart of Oak Public House, Quarries, Railway line and St Peter's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Maesteg 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 26.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Maesteg. Glamorgan Sheet 26.09Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers St David's Church, Railway Station, St Michael & All Angels Church, Town Hall, Maesteg Merthyr Colliery and Cricket Ground

Alan Godfrey Maps Caerleon 1917 (Monmouthshire Sheet 29.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Caerleon; Monmouthshire Sheet 29.09Introduction by Tony PainterDouble-sided map for maximum coverageCovers St Cadoc's Church, St Julians, Newport Union Hospital, Newport Mental Hospital, Caerleon Forge, Monmouthshire Training College and St Aaron's Chapel.

Alan Godfrey Maps Abergavenny 1916 (Monmouthshire Sheet 06.15) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Abergavenny. Monmouthshire Sheet 6.15Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Brecon Road Station, St Mary's Church, Bailey Park, Abergavemny Union Workhouse, Cantref, Abergavenny Castle and Usk Bridge.

Alan Godfrey Maps Aberavon 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 25.13) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Aberavon. Glamorgan Sheet 25.13Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers Sandfields, St Paul's Church, Old Dock, Seaside Station, St Mary's Church and Aberavon Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Woodley & Haugton Dale 1917 (Lancashire Sheet 112.06) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Woodley & Haughton Green; Lancashire sheet 112.06Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Manor House, Bredbury Junciton, St Mark's Church, Lingard Lane Collieries, Arden Hall and Unity Mills.

Alan Godfrey Maps Whickham & Swalwell 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 27b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Whickham; Tyneside sheet 27Historical introduction by Anthea LangCovers Axwell Park, Square Bridge, St Mary's Church, Swalwell Colliery, Bates Houses, Railway Station and Damhead Wood

Alan Godfrey Maps Whalley Range 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.02b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Whalley Range; Lancs sheet 111.02Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Old Hall Farm, Alexandra Park, St Werburgh's Church, Alexandra Park Railway Station, Independent College and St Bede's RC College.

Alan Godfrey Maps Stockport Edgeley 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.16a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stockport Edgeley; Lancashire sheet 111.16Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Cheadle Heath Station, Edgeley Junction, Howard's Buildings, Alexandra Park, St Augustine's Church and Hollywood Park

Alan Godfrey Maps Stockport (South) 1917 (Lancashire Sheet 112.13b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stockport (South); Lancashire sheet 112.13Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Borough Cemetery, Cale Green, St Thomas's Church, St George's Church, Girls Industrial School, Victoria Park and Town Hall.

Alan Godfrey Maps Stockport (North) 1917 (Lancashire Sheet 112.09a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stockport (North); Lancashire sheet 112.09Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Lower Bredbury, Vernon Park, St Peters' Church, Lancashire Hill, Tiviot Dale Station and Brinnington Hall

Alan Godfrey Maps South Moor 1915 (County Durham Sheet 12.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of South Moor; Durham sheet 12.10Introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers St George's Church, The Middles, West Stanley Colliery, South Moor Colliery, Miners Rescue Station and Stanley House

Alan Godfrey Maps Shotton Colliery 1915 (County Durham Sheet 28.06) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Shotton Colliery; Durham sheet 28.06Introduction by Neil GanderCovers St Saviour's Chuch, Shotton Colliery Brick Works, Haswell Moor, High Crows House, Picture Theatre and Shotton Bridge Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Shotley Bridge (North) 1916 (County Durham Sheet 11.06) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Shotley Bridge area; Durham sheet 11.06Introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers Shotley Bridge Railway Station, Shotley Park, Medomsley Crossroads, Pretoria Club, Shotley Lodge and Home for the Aged and Infirm.

Alan Godfrey Maps Scotswood & Derwenthaugh 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 26b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Scotswood; Tyneside sheet 26Historical introduction by Anthea LangCovers Blaydon Haughs, Blaydon Sidings, Delaval, Scotswood Station, Derwenthaugh Junction, Blaydon Main Colliery and Cemetery

Alan Godfrey Maps Salford Docks 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 104.09b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Salford Docks; Lancashire sheet 104.09bIntroduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Salford Lads Club, Ordsall Hall, St Joseph's Church, Salford Union Workhouse, Salford Borough Cemetery and Cross Lane Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Roker Seafront 1914 (County Durham Sheet 8.07) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Roker Seafront; Durham sheet 8.07Historical introduction by Anthea LangCovers Roker Cliff Park, Roker Park, Rock Lodge, North Dock, Roker Pier Lighthouse, Coastguard Station and South Bents Farm

Alan Godfrey Maps Pendleton (North) 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.01b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Pendleton (N); Lancashire 104.01Introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Charlestown, Agecroft Colliery, Pendleton Colliery, Brindle Heath Sidings, Littleton Bridge and St Aidan's Mission Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Openshaw 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 104.12b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Openshaw; Lancashire sheet 104.12Introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Ashbury's Sidings, Gorton & Openshaw Station, St Aidan's Church, Clayton Gardens, St Mark's Church, St Francis' Church, St Andrew's Church and North Street Works.

Alan Godfrey Maps Old Trafford 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.13b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Old Trafford; Lancashire sheet 104.13Introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Manchester United Football Ground, Gorse Hill Park, Trafford Park Sidings, Cricket Ground, Royal Botanical Gardens and St Peter's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Old Benwell & Denton 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 29b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Old Benwell & Denton; Tyneside sheet 29Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers Denton Burn, Benwell Hall, Holy Saviour Church, Benwell Cottage, Denton Hall and St George's Church

Alan Godfrey Maps Newburn, Lemington & Addison 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 25b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Newburn & Addison; Tyneside sheet 25Introduction by Anthea LangCovers St Hilda's Church, Lemington Glass Works, Cemetery, St Michael & AQll Angel's Church, Wallbottle Colliery and Railway Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Moss Side 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.14b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Moss Side Lancashire sheet 104.14b Introduction by Chris Makepeace Covers St Mary's Church, Hullard Park, Brooks's Bar, Grand Junction Theatre and part of Alexandra Park.

Alan Godfrey Maps Manchester (Clayton) 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.08b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Clayton; Lancashire sheet 104.08Introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers St Cross' Church, Clayton Hall, Clazyton Bridge, Philips Park Cemetery, Philips Park, Clayton Vale and Culcheth.

Alan Godfrey Maps Low Fell 1914 (County Durham Sheet 6.08b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Low Fell (Gateshead); Durham sheet 6.08bIntroduction by Anthea LangCovers Low Fell Station, St Helen's Church, Saltwell Cemetery, Heathfield House and Whinney House.

Alan Godfrey Maps Levenshulme 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.04b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Levenshulme; Lancashire sheet 111.04Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Alma Park, St Mary's RC Church, Levenshulme Station, Rushford, St Mark's Church, Crowcroft Park and Slade Hall.

Alan Godfrey Maps Leadgate 1916 (County Durham Sheet 11.11b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover Leadgate, where we are based. This is just outside Consett, and developed when the Derwent Iron Works developed its great iron works there. The map covers virtually the whole of Leadgate and coverage stretches east to Redwell Hills, the Eden Colliery and the Catholic church, and north to Bradley Cottages. The NER Annfield Plain Branch runs through the map and features include Carrhouse goods station (passenger trains did not serve the town until 1896), St Ives church, Bradley Shops, Leadgate Hospital, Pont House, old ironstone shafts, coke ovens, and stretches of the NER Medomsley Branch, NER South Medomsley Branch, Iveston Railway. The map links up with Sheets 11.10 Blackhill & Shotley Bridge to the west.

Alan Godfrey Maps Lanchester 1915 (County Durham Sheet 19.05b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Lanchester; Durham sheet 19.05Introduction by Neil GanderCovers Manor House, Railway Station, The Green, All Saints Church, Hospital, Fenhall Bridge and The Nook.

Alan Godfrey Maps Hyde 1917 (Lancashire Sheet 112.03b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Hyde; Lancashire sheet 112.03Historical introduction by Alice LockCovers Holy Trinity Church, St George's Church, Hospitals, Hyde Chapel, Slack Mills and Hyde Hall Farm

Alan Godfrey Maps Heaton Chapel 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.08b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Heaton Chapel; Lancashire sheet 111.08Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Mauldeth Hospital, Railway Station, Heaton Moor Park, Grove House, Isolation Hospital, Broadstone Hall and St Thomas' Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Haughton Green 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 112.02b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Haughton Green; Lancashire sheet 112.02Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers St Mary's Church, Denton Colliery, Denton Cemetery, Hyde Hall, Whittles Farm and Gibraltar Mill

Alan Godfrey Maps Gorton & Belle Vue 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 104.16c) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Gorton & Belle Vue Lancashire Sheet 104.16bHistorical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Belle Vue Station, Sunny Brow Park, St Cyprian's Church, Zoological Gardens, Gorton Park, St James's Church and Hyde Road Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Gateshead (South) 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 23b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of south Gateshead; Tyneside sheet 23bHistorical introduction by Anthea LangCovers Bensham Station, Shipcote House, Saltwell Park, Low Team Bridge, Christ Church, Gateshead Union Workhouse and St Paul's Vicarage.

Alan Godfrey Maps Felling 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 24b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Felling; Tyneside sheet 24Historical introduction by Anthea LangCovers Mount Pleasant, Carr Hill, Cemetery, Railway Station, Christ Church and St Oswald Hall.

Alan Godfrey Maps Farsley 1915 (Yorkshire Sheet 202.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Farsley; Yorkshire 202.14Historical introduction by Ruth StrongIncl Farsley Beck Bottom, Bagley, Town Street & Sunny Bank Mills.

Alan Godfrey Maps Fallowfield & South Rusholme 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.03b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Fallowfield; Lancs sheet 111.03Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Fallowfield Station, Ashburne Hall, Platt Fields Park, Holy Innocents Church, St James' Church, Fallowfield Lodge and Owen's College Athletic Ground

Alan Godfrey Maps Dunston 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 22b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Dunston; Tyneside sheet 22Historical introduction by Anthea LangCovers St Philip's RC Church, Railway Station, Dunton Forge, Whickham Lodge, Christ Church, Nowood Colliery and Cemetery.

Alan Godfrey Maps Didsbury (Palatine Road) 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.10b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Didsbury; Lancashire sheet 111.10 Historical introduction by Chris Makepeace on the reverse along with extracts from Slater's Manchester, Salford & Suburban Directory 1915 for Didsbury.  Covers Fielden Park, Marie Louise Gardens, Northenden Bridge, Kenworthy Hall, St Hilda's RC Church and Golf Course.

Alan Godfrey Maps Didsbury & Heaton Mersey 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.11b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Didsbury; Lancashire sheet 111.11Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Didsbury Station, St John the Baptist Church, Didsbury Lodge, Beaver Park, Heaton Mersey Station and Catterick Hall.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chorlton-cum-Hardy & Stretford 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 111.01b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chorlton; Lancashire sheet 111.01Introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Stretford Station, Chorlton-cum-Hardy Station, Longford Park, Stretford Cemetery, Bridgewater Canal and Chorlton Green.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chopwell 1915 (County Durham Sheet 5.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chopwell; Durham sheet 5.11Introduction by Neil GanderCovers Chopwell Hall, Chopwell Colliery, RC Church, Chopwell Mill, Football Ground, Labourn's Fell and St John's Church

Alan Godfrey Maps Cheetham & Higher Broughton 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.02b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cheetham; Lancs sheet 104.02Introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers Cheetham Park, Higher Broughton, Albert Pakr, St John's Church, Convent, Broughton Town Hall, St Luke's Rectory and St Alban's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Calverley 1915 (Yorkshire Sheet 202.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Calverley; Yorkshire sheet 202.10Introduction by Ruth StrongIncl Calverley Bridge, St Wilfrid's Church, Victoria Park, Stanhope Hotel and Calverley Lodge.

Alan Godfrey Maps Blaydon & Stella 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 28b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Blaydon; Tyneside sheet 28Historical introduction by Anthea LangCovers Path Head, Blaydon Iron Works, Blaydon House, The Park, St Cuthbert's Church and Shibdon Dene

Alan Godfrey Maps Blackhall Mill & Hamsterley Colliery 1915 (County Durham Sheet 5.15) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Blackhall Mill & Hamsterley Colliery; Durham sheet 5.15Introduction by Anthea LangCovers Hamsterley Colliery, Ship Inn, Pickle Bank Wood, Hagg House, Derwent Cote House, Peartree House and Methodist Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Silvertown 1914 (London Sheet 80.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Silvertown; London sheet 80Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Royal Victoria Dock, Pontoon Dock, Plaistow Malt Factory, Riverside Steel Works and St Mark's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps North Woolwich 1914 (London Sheet 81.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of North Woolwich; London sheet 81Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Royal Victoria Gardens, Royal Albert Dock, Griffith's Wharf, St John's Church and Steam Boat Pier.

Alan Godfrey Maps Forest Gate 1915 (London Sheet 43.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Forest Gate; London sheet 43Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers Plashet Park, Woodgrange Paek Cemetery, Jews Cemetery, West Ham Park, Ursuline Convent, St George in the East Schools, Woodgrange Park Station, Forest Gate Sick Home and St Anthony's RC Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Clapham Common 1914 (London Sheet 115.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Clapham Common; London sheet 115Introduction by Pamela TaylorCovers St Luke's Church, Holy Trinity Church, Clapham Lodge, Immanuel Church and Windmill Place

Alan Godfrey Maps Sutton-in-Ashfield 1914 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 27.03) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Sutton-in-Ashfield; Notts sheet 27.03Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers St Mary Magdalen's Church, Railway Station, Brick Works, Blue Bell Inn, St Michael & All Angels Church and Quarry Sites.

Alan Godfrey Maps Staveley (South) 1914 (Derbyshire Sheet 18.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Staveley (South); Derbyshire sheet 18.16Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Cemetery, Ireland Colliery, Hollingwood, Mill Green, Cricket Ground and part of the Chesterfield Canal.

Alan Godfrey Maps Staveley (North) 1914 (Derbyshire Sheet 18.12) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Staveley (North); Derbyshire sheet 18.12Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers St John the Baptist Church, Staveley Town Station, Hawthornhill Farm, St Andrew's Church, Breck Farm and Barrowhill Hotel.

Alan Godfrey Maps Kirkby-in-Ashfield 1914 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 27.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Kirkby-in-Ashfield; Notts sheet 27.11Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Kirkby Colliery, Kirkby Station, St Wilfrid's Church, St Thomas' Church, Chatwall House and Brick Works.

Alan Godfrey Maps Woodford Wells 1914 (Essex Sheet 69.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Woodford Wells; Essex (New Series) sheet 69.14Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyIncludes portion of Epping Forest, GER railway, St Thomas High School and the RC Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Woodford 1915 (Essex Sheet 78.02) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Woodford; Essex (New Series) sheet 78.02Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyIncludes St Marys Church, Woodford Brick Works, Higham Lodge and Hall, and St Barnabas' Church.(Please note map states sheet 88.02 on cover, this is an administrative error - please ignore)

Alan Godfrey Maps Upminster 1915 (Essex Sheet 79.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Upminster; Essex (New Series) sheet 79.16Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers Railway Station, St Laurence's Church, Upminster Bridge, St Andrew's Church, Hoppey Hall and Bridge House Inn

Alan Godfrey Maps Highams Park & Hale End 1914 (Essex Sheet 78.01) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Woodford; Essex (New Series) sheet 78.01Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyIncludes St John's Church, Highams Park Station, Walthamstow & Chingford Line.

Alan Godfrey Maps East Ham & Barking (South) 1915 (Essex Sheet 86.07) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of East Ham & Barking (South) in 1915. Essex Sheet 86.07Introduction by Tony Clifford.Incl St Margarets Church, Central Park, Town Hall and Abbey Mills.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chingford Hatch 1914 (Essex Sheet 69.13) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chingford Hatch; Essex (New Series) sheet 69.13Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyIncludes GER railway line, All Saints Church, Larks Wood and Chingford Mount Cemetery.

Alan Godfrey Maps Brentwood 1915 (Essex Sheet 71.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Brentwood; Essex sheet 71.14Introduction by Tony KirbyCovers Brentwood & Warley Station, Shenfield Common, Hampden House, Middleton Hall, Hackney Branch Institution, Cricket Ground and Harts House

Alan Godfrey Maps Stanley 1915 (County Durham Sheet 12.06b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stanley; Durham sheet 12.06b Introduction by Alan Godfrey Covers Shield Row, East Stanley, Tanfield Lea Colliery, Beamish Colliery and Shield Row Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Middleton (North) 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 96.04) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the north of Middleton. Coverage stretches from the Cricket Ground eastward to the railway and from the Old Rectory northward to Stanycliffe.Features include Middleton Cricket Ground, Rochdale Road, Rochdale Canal, railway, old Grammar School, Acres, Stanycliffe, tramway, Boarshaw Mill, Irk Vale Chemical Works, Lower Touchethall, Little Green area, Boarshaw area etc. Part of rural Chadderton is also included around Acres. A section of the commercial directory, entries A-O, is included on the reverse.The map links up with sheets 96.08 Middleton to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Manchester (North-East) 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.07b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Manchester (NE); Lancashire 104.07bIntroduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Victoria Square, Bradford Road Gas Works, Oldham Road Goods Station, Rochdale Canal, St Phillip's Church and St Luke's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Middleton 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 96.08) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the centre of Middleton and the Middleton Junction area.Features include Middleton Market Place and town centre, St Leonard's church (at top of map), St Michael's church, Warwick Mill, Albany Mills, Brookside Mill, Lodge Mill, Tonge Mill, Times Mill, Neva Mills, Townley Mill, Cromer Mill, Soudan Mills, part of Alkrington Garden Village, Middleton & Thornham Cemetery, Tonge Hall, tramways and depot, Rochdale Canal, railways with Middleton Junction and Middleton stations, Greengate Brewery, Drummer Hill, preserve works

Alan Godfrey Maps Central Cardiff 1916 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.15b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Central Cardiff 1916 Glamorgan Sheet 43.15Introduction by Derrick PrattCovers His Majesty's Prison, Taff Vale Station, Cardiff Castle, Sophia Gardens, Great Western Station and Rhymney Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Manchester (Victoria Park & Longsight) 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 104.15b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Victoria Park & Longsight; Lancashire sheet 104.15bIntroduction by Chris Makepeace Southern area of Manchester, includes Longsight, All Saints Ward, Rusholme, St Lukes Ward and Whitworth Park

Alan Godfrey Maps Manchester (South-West) 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 104.10b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Manchester (SW) 1916; Lancashire 104.10Introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Central Station, Cornbrook, Knott Mill, Gaythorn, Castlefield, Hulme area.

Alan Godfrey Maps Llandaff North & Old Radyr 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.05) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the southern part of Radyr, and then stretches eastward to Llandaff North.Features include Radyr Court, St John the Baptist church, Melin Griffith Tin Works, Taff Vale Railway with Llandaff station, River Taff, Penarth Harbour & Dock Railway, Radyr Quarry, Llandaff North village, etc. Includes a directory of Radyr on the reverse.The map links up with sheet 43.01 Radyr to the north.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Nantgarw 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 36.08) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the area around and to the north of Nantgarw.Features include Taff Vale Railway, Cardiff Railway, Barry Railway, stretch of Walnut Tree Branch, stretch of Pontypridd Caerphilly & Newport line, Nantgarw village, Nantgarw Colliery, Dyffryn-isaf, Glamorganshire Canal, pottery, etc.The map links up with sheet 36.12 Taffs Well to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Plaistow 1914 (London Sheet 54.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Plaistow; London sheet 54Introduction by Alan Godfreyincl East London Cemtery, eastern part of West Ham, Plaistow and Upton Park stations.1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Pontypridd (North) 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 28.10) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the northern half of Pontypridd.Features include Hopkinstown, Pwll-Gwaun, Trallwng, River Taff; Taff Vale Railway with many junctions, sidings etc; St Matthew's church, St Catherine's church, Town Hall, tramways, Newbridge Chain & Anchor Works, Pwll-gwaun Colliery, Ty-mawr Colliery, Victoria Bridge etc. On the reverse are 1906 directories for Hopkinstown and Pwllgwaun.The map links up with Glamorgan sheets 28.14 Pontypridd South to the south.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Radyr & Coryton 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.01) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the northern part of Radyr and western part of Whitchurch. Coverage stretches from Driscoll Road eastward to Kelston Road, and from Velindra Road northward to part of Morganstown.Features include River Taff, Glamorganshire Canal, Melin-Griffith Feeder, Cardiff City Mental Hospital, Velindre, northern tip of Melin-Griffith Tin Works, Coryton, Forest Farm, Cardiff Railway with Coryton Halt, Taff Vale Railway with Radyr station, Penarth Junction, sidings, Mynydd Wood, Windsor Road area of Radyr, Ty-mynydd Farm, Melin-Griffith & Pentyrch Railway, St Dyfrig's RC church, St Mary's church, Dynea Colliery (disused), Glyn-Taf, old mineral tramway route

Alan Godfrey Maps Aberdare 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 11.15) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the central area of Aberdare, with coverage extending from Nevile Terrace and Oxford Street southward to Dumfries Park, and from Llwynhelig Colliery eastward to Sunnybank Street and Gwar Street.Features on a busy map include the town centre in detail with individual buildings neatly shown; Taff Vale Railway with station, GWR Vale of Neath line with station, sidings and goods sheds, Taff Vale Railway's Dare Valley Branch, GWR Cwmaman Branch, Aberdare & Hirwaun Tramway, street tramways, St Elvan's church, Foundry Town area, Gadlys area, St John the Baptist church, Blaengwawr Level, Graig Rhiw Mynach, Llwynhelig Colliery with tramway, Glanare House, remains of old tramways and mine workings, etc. On the reverse is a 1906 Aberdare directory, entries Gr-Ol.The map links up with Glamorgan sheets 11.11 Aberdare North to the north and 11.16 Aberdare East to the east.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Aberdare (North) 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 11.11) - Old OS Maps

This detailed and busy map covers the northern half of Aberdare, including Trecynon and Robert's Town; coverage stretches from Aberdare Cemetery eastward to Fothergill Street, and from Aberdare Park northward to Croesdy Patch.Features include GWR Vale of Neath line with engine shed, Gadlys Junction, Cynon Tin Plate Works, stretch of GWR Cwmaman Branch, stretch of Taff Vale Aberdare Branch, Aber-nant House, Ysgubor-wen Colliery, Workhouse, Aberdare Park, Ysgubor-wen House, Aberdare Brick Works, Aberdare & Hirwaun Tramway, old tramways and inclines, old coal shafts etc. On the reverse is an Aberdare Commercial directory, entries A-Gr.The map links up with Glamorgan sheet 11.15 Aberdare to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Cardiff (Pengam & Roath) 1916 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.12) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers an area of east Cardiff stretching from Nora Street eastward to Pengam Moors, and from Coventry Street northward to Deri Road.Features include Roath station, GWR line with Pengam Sidings and Junction, Taff Vale Railway Roath Branch, Waterloo Gardens, St Margaret's church, tramways and depot, Pengam, Roath Pottery, Biscuit Works. On the reverse are a selection of street directory entries including Broadway, Carlisle Street, Pearl Street, Richards Terrace.The map links up with sheet 43.11 Cardiff North to the west and 43.16 East Moors to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Aberdare (East) & Cwmbâch 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 11.16) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the eastern part of Aberdare, around Lewis Street, with coverage extending eastward to Cwmbach, northward to Ty-draw Place.Features include Abergwawr Colliery, Cwmbach, Upper Dyffryn Colliery (disused), Lletty-Shenkin Quarry, stretch of Taff Vale Railway, Cwmbach Pit (disused), old inclines, Tunnel Pit (disused), Ynys-cynon House, Crichton Drift, disused Aberdare Canal. An Aberdare commercial directory entries Ow-Z is included on the reverse.The map links up with Glamorgan sheet 11.15 Aberdare to the west.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Cardiff (South) 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 47.03) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the southern part of Cardiff, including Grangetown and Butetown. Coverage stretches from Clive Street eastward to Roath Basin, and from Havelock Place southward.This busy map includes a great deal of transport information, including Roath Basin, Bute Dry Dock, Channel Dry Dock, Bute West and East Dock Basins and part of their docks, Mountstuart Shipbuilding Yard, graving docks, Commercial Dry Dock, Glamorganshire Canal, Royal Hamadryad Seamen's Hospital, stretch of Taff Vale Railway incl Dock station and West Yard, Taff Vale Railway East Branch, stretch of GWR Bute Dock Branch, Rhymney Railway with terminus, Penarth Harbour & Dock Railway with Grangetown station, River Taff, vast number of sidings and railway lines to staiths, GWR Riverside Branch with station. Also Cardiff Exchange, streets of terraces at Butetown and Grangetown, tramways

Alan Godfrey Maps Cardiff (East Moors & Splott) 1916 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.16) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the eastern part of Cardiff, including East Moors and Splott. Coverage stretches from Ordell Street eastward, and from Splott Park southward.Features include Dowlais Cardiff Works, Tharsis Sulphur & Copper Works, Western Wagon & Property Company Works, other wagon works, Moorland Gardens, Splott Park, Taff Vale Railway Roath Branch, GWR Road Dock Branch, many railway sidings, tramway etc. On the reverse are a selection of street directory entries for 1906, including Carlisle Street, Habershon Street, Portman Moor Road, Splott Road.The map links up with Glamorgan sheet 43.12 Pengam to the north and 43.15 Central Cardiff to the west.

Alan Godfrey Maps Caerphilly (South) 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 37.06) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the south of Caerphilly, much of it woodland shown as The Warren. Urban information includes a stretch of the Rhymney Railway with Railway Works and part of station, St Martin's church, Caerphilly Tunnel, Nant-y-calch Quarry, Werddu Clay Pits. On the reverse are some directory information.The map links up with sheet 37.02 Caerphilly North to the north.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Tonypandy & Trealaw 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 27.07) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map continues our coverage of the Rhondda Valley. It covers most of Tynopandy and Trealaw, and the southern part of Llwyn-y-pia.Features include a stretch of Taff Vale Rhondda-Faw Branch, with stations, sidings etc; Nantgwyn Coal Pit, football ground, Pandy Coal Pit, Anthony Coal Pit, Brith-weunydd, All Saints church, Mynydd Brith-weunydd, GWR Ely Valley Branch, Rhondda River, cinemas, St Andrew's church, tramways, terraced housing neatly shown, etc. On the reverse is a commercial directory of Tonypandy.The map links up with Glamorgan sheets 27.03 Llwynypia to the north.

Alan Godfrey Maps Beaufort 1915 (Monmouthshire Sheet 11.06) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the industrial village of Beaufort, just west of Brynmawr and north of Ebbw Vale. Most of the village is covered and features include LNWR railway with station, LNWR Ebbw Vale Branch, Carmeltown, Rhyd-y-Blew Pond, northern tip of GWR Ebbw Vale Branch, tramways, St David's church, Picture Theatre, chapels, old pits and levels, old tramway routes, Humphrey's Houses, old workings, Waun-goch. On the reverse is a directory of Beaufort plus a timetable for the LNWR Merthyr-Abergavenny line. The map is also Brecknockshire sheet 47.06.The map links up with Brecknockshire sheet 47.07 Brynmawr to the east, Monmouthshire 11.10 Ebbw Vale N to the south.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Penarth Docks 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 47.07) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the northern part of Penarth, dominated by the large Penarth Dock, which is shown in detail, with railway lines, Basin, staithes, etc. South of this part of the town is shown, in St Augustine's church, Penarth Hotel, Northcliff, Cogan. Other features include Barry Railway and Taff Vale Railway stations, Cogan Junction, Ely Tidal Harbour, Victoria Wharf, Penarth Flats, Windsor Slipway. A small portion of Cardiff's Queen Alexandra Dock is in the top right corner. On the reverse is a Penarth directory, entries L-Z.The map links up with sheets 47.03 Cardiff South to the north, 47.11 Penarth Town to the south.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Gurnos & Ystalyfera 1914 (Brecknockshire Sheet 43.14) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers an area divided between Brecknockshire and Glamorgan. It covers the area from the eastern part of Ystalyfera eastward to Ystradgynlais station and colliery. Features include the Swansea Canal with aqueduct, Gurnos, Neath & Brecon Railway with Ystragynlais station, Maes-y-dderwen school, Diamond Colliery, River Tawe, Glan-Tawe, Clyngwyn, MR Swansea Vale railway with Gurnos Junction, Yniscedwyn Branches, engine shed etc. Numerous mineral lines etc. Part of Ystalyfera itself is shown around Gurnos Road. On the reverse are directories of Ystyfera and Gurnos.

Alan Godfrey Maps Llandaff 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.10) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers much of Llandaff and the northern part of Canton. Today this is all part of Cardiff. Coverage stretches from Windway Road eastward to Cathedral Road, and from the River Taff southward to Romilly Road. The centre of Llandaff is in top left quarter of the map and features here include the Cathedral, Llandaff House, Llandaff Mill, castle remains, The Palace, Minor Canonries, etc. Elsewhere features include the north part of Victoria Park, Howell's School, Llandaff Fields, Sir David's Fields, St Catherine's church, Pontcanna, Anchor Patent Fuel Works, Crown Wagon & Engineering Works, Star Patent Fuel Works etc plus a short stretch of the Glamorganshire Canal. On the reverse is a directory of Llandaff in 1906.The map links up with sheet 43.11 Cardiff North to the north and 43.14 Canton to the south.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Gelli 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 27.02) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map continues our coverage of the Rhondda Valley. It covers much of the village of Gelli, including parts of Ton and Ystradyfodweg. Coverage stretches from Gelli Road southward to Mynydd Bwllfa, and from Maendy Pit eastward to Gelli Collieries. Features include Taren y Bwllfa, Eastern Pit with tramway, Bwllfa Ddu Level with tramway, part of Maendy Pit, Gelli Collieries, various quarries. On the reverse is a directory of Ton or Ton Pentre.The map links up with Glamorgan sheets 18.14 Pentre to the north and 27.03 Llwynypia to the east.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Dipton 1916 (County Durham Sheet 11.08) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the village of Dipton, historically made up of three parts: Pontop, Collierley and Dipton. Features on our map include South Medomsley Colliery (traditionally called High Stables), Delight Colliery, Dipton Colliery, Pontop Hall, Mary Pit, Coronation Drift, Main Coal Drift, Brass Thill Drift, tramways to the drifts, St John's church, High Collierley, Pontop Quarry, Pontop & Jarrow Railway, Curry's Square, St Patrick's RC church, site of Lily Colliery, Harelaw Quarry, two picture theatres, old pits etc. On the reverse are directories of Dipton in 1894 and 1906.

Alan Godfrey Maps Caerphilly (North) 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 37.02) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the centre of Caerphilly and the area north and east, including Caerphilly Castle. The railway station is at the foot of the map, split by the sheetlines. Coverage extends eastward to Gwern-y-domen and northward along Pontygwindy Road. Features include town centre, with Market Place, Castle Street, picture theatre, Van Road, Bartlett Street, castle, Austin Foundry, Van, Castell y Van remains, Coed y Mardy, disused Rhos-Llantwit colliery, stretch of Caerphilly Branch railway heading NE from town. On the reverse is a directory of Caerphilly in 1906.The map links up with sheets 37.01 Caerphilly (West) to the west, 37.06 Caerphilly South to the south.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Llwynypia 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 27.03) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map continues our coverage of the Rhondda Valley. It covers the northern part of Llwynypia, and coverage stretches from Llwynypia Colliery (at the foot of the map) northward to Tyntyla Isolation Hospital and north-east to St David's church, Tylorstown. Features include most of Llwynypia Colliery with railway lines, stretch of Taff Vale Rhondda-Fawr Branch, Llwynypia Homes, old levels and quarries, Ystrad Gas Works, western edge of Pont-y-gwaith (Deri Street), soap and candle works, tramways, Rhondda River etc. On the reverse are directories of Llwynypia, Tylorstown and Pontygwaith in 1906.The map links up with Glamorgan sheet 27.02 Gelli to the west and 27.07 Tonypandy to the south.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Penarth Town 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 47.11) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the town and seaside resort of Penarth, a few miles south of Cardiff. Coverage stretches from Albert Crescent and Penarth Head southward to Augusta Road, and from the shoreline westward to Morristown and Redlands Road. Features include railway with station, Dingle Road Halt, Alberta Place Halt, Alexandra Park, pier, All Saints church, St Joseph's RC church, Penarth House, Paget Rooms etc. On the reverse are extracts from a list of private residents, entries A-L.The map links up with sheet 47.07 Penarth Dock to the north.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Griffithstown (South) & Sebastopol 1917 (Monmouthshire Sheet 23.07) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the southern part of Griffithstown, near Pontypool, and the map is split between Panteg and Llanfrechfa Upper parishes. Coverage stretches from Mary Street, Griffithstown, southward a mile. Pontrhydrun station is just off the map at the south. The main feature is the complex of steelworks, including Panteg Steel Works, Panteg Sheet & Galvanizing Works and Panteg Foundry, including their railway lines and stretches of the GWR Hereford & Newport and Monmouthshire Eastern Valleys Line either side. Other features include station, Sebastopol, Panteg House, Cwrdy Farm, St Oswald's Mission Church, Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal, Panteg Junction, Penyrheol. On the reverse are directories of Griffithstown and Sebastopol in 1905.The map links up with sheet 23.07 Pontypool South to the north.

Alan Godfrey Maps Cwmbran 1917 (Monmouthshire Sheet 23.15) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers much of Cwmbran, with coverage stretching from Forge Hammer southward to the Oakfields Steel Wire Works. Features include GWR railway with station, part of Cwm-bran branch, Commercial Street, Vitriol Works, Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal, Patent Nut & Bolt Works, Forge Hammer, iron foundry, Springvale, streets of terraces with individual houses neatly shown, Woodside Brick Works, chapels, St Dials, Greenmeadow etc. On the reverse is a directory of Cwmbran in 1906.

Alan Godfrey Maps Porth & Cymmer 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 27.12) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers a fascinating part of the Rhondda valley, including the busy villages of Porth and Cymmer. Coverage extends from Llwyncelyn westward towards Graig-ddu, and SW to Trebanog and Edmondstown. The many features include Mynydd y Cymmer, Cymmer colliery, Taff Vale Railway with station, Glynfach colliery (disused), tramways, St John's church, chapels, Rhondda River, Upper Cymmer colliery, rescue training station, streets of terraces with each house neatly shown, and much else. Includes directories of Porth and Cymmer on the reverse.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Cardiff (North) 1915 (Glamorgan Sheet 43.11) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map is our first title for Cardiff, but will eventually form part of a series. Coverage stretches from St Andrew's Crescent and the Cardiff Infirmary northward to Gelligaer Street and Pen-y-Wain Road, and from Nazareth House and North Road eastward to Waterloo Road. Good sections of Roath, Cathays and Tredegarville are shown. Features include University College, City Hall, Welsh National Museum, (shown under construction), Glamorganshire Canal, Cathays Loco Depot, stretches of the Taff Vale Railway and Rhymney Railway, tramways, Mackintosh Instutute, southern part of Roath Park, and many packed streets of terraced housing. On the reverse are extracts from a 1906 street directory, including Albany Road, Cathays Terrace, Colum Road, Crwys Road, Diana Street, Donald Street, St Andrew's Crescent, Wyeverne Street.The map links up with sheet 43.10 Llandaff to the west

Alan Godfrey Maps Cowbridge 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 45.03) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the small town of Cowbridge. There is good coverage of the town, including the High Street, West Village, East Village, Gibbet's Hill, reamins of St Quintin's Castle, Llanblethian Mill, Town Mills, Llwynhelyg House, Town Wall, St Mary's church, railway with station and Goods station. Includes a directory of Cowbridge in 1906 on the reverse.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Llantwit Major 1914 (Glamorgan Sheet 49.02) - Old OS Maps

Explore historic Llantwit Major with this very detailed map covers the village, described in the early 19th century as having "obvious indications of its original extent and importance [with] the appearance of a large dilapidated town". The map covers the village centre and coverage extends south to Ham House and Mill-Lay Common. Features include the station and railway, St Illtyd's church, Square, Church Street, castle ruins, Hillhead, and the ruins of Bishop's Palace and other buildings. The map is very detailed, showing individual buildings. On the reverse is a 1906 directory of Llantwit Major, plus a GWR railway timetable for 1929.

Alan Godfrey Maps Stalybridge & Ashton 1918 (Lancashire Sheet 105.07b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stalybridge. Lancashire Sheet 105.07Introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers central Stalybridge and east Ashton-under-Lyne. Features includes Stalybridge station, Dukinfield Lodge, Stamford Park, St Michael's church Ashton, Hurst Brook, many mills, canal, Globe Iron Works

Alan Godfrey Maps NW Monmouthshire 1914 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 232b) - Old OS Maps

The map covers the north western part of Monmouthshire (today Gwent) with smaller portions of Brecknockshire and Glamorgan. Coverage stretches from Rhymney eastward to Llanvapley, and from Crickhowell southward to Abertillery. A major feature is the group of Valleys, with the industries and railways clustered around Rhymney, Ebbw Vale and Blaenavon; while to the east is Abergavenny with the Usk Valley. On the reverse is a map of Llechryd and Rhymney Bridge. It is not possible to list the many hamlets, farmsteads and other topographical features shown on these maps. However, you might find it useful if we here list the majority of the principal villages and church parishes that are included on this map. Brecknockshire: Brynmawr, Crickhowell, Llanbedr, Llanddetty, Llanelly, Llangattock, Llangenny, Llangynidr. Monmouthshire: Abergavenny, Abersychan, Abertillery, Beaufort, Bettws-newydd, Blaenavon, Blaina, Dukestown

Alan Godfrey Maps Rhymney (North) & Twyn-carno 1915 (Monmouthshire Sheet 10.16) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the northern part of Rhymney. The map covers the area of Rhymney around High Street, from Tre-York Street and Manest Street northward to Twyn-carno and Ras Bryn-oer; features include the Brewery, Queens Crescent, Church Street, St David's church, Royal Arms Hotel, Carno House. Several old quarry and mine workings are shown, including the disused Waun-fawr and Twyn-carno pits. The eastern part of the map is moorland, helping put Rhymney into the context of its landscape. On the reverse is a directory of Rhymney in 1906.The map links up with sheet 11.13 Tredegar South to the east, 16.04 Rhymney South to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Ashton-under-Lyne 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 105.06a) - Old OS Maps

This detailed and busy map covers the central and western parts of Ashton, with coverage stretching from Old Square westward to Ashton Moss, and from Christ Church and Lord Street southward to Ryecroft Street. Many mills are included, including Ryecroft Mills, Fern Mill, Junction Mills, Tudor Mill, Cavendish Mill etc. The town is surrounded by railways and the map shows Charlestown, Park Parade, and Oldham Road station; a small part of Dukinfield is also included and there are 2 stations here. Other features include tramways, canals including Portland Basin, Henry Square with the magnificent Public Baths, National Gas Engine Works, St Peter's church. A list of private residents from a 1918 directory is included.The map links up with Lancashire Sheets 105.02 Daisy Nook to the north, 105.05 Droylsden to the west, 105.07 Stalybridge to the east, and 105.10 Guide Bridge to the south; also with Cheshire Sheet 3.09 Ashton & Dukinfield.

Alan Godfrey Maps Carlton Main & Shafton Two Gates 1914 (Yorkshire Sheet 263.13) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Carlton Main. Yorkshire Sheet 263.13Introduction by Alan GodfreyIncludes north Cudworth, part of Shafton, and Carlton Main Colliery

Alan Godfrey Maps Trimdon Grange 1914 (County Durham Sheet 36.01) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers two villages: Trimdon Grange, near the centre of the map, and much of Trimdon Colliery, about half a mile away. Features include Trimdon Grange Colliery, old quarries, Trimdon Colliery (disused), the Ferryhill & East Hartlepool railway, Trimdon station, Deaf Hill, St Paul's church. The villages are shown in detail, with railway tracks, houses and outhouses. On the reverse is an 1894 directory of Trimdon. This map will be invaluable to all students of Durham's mining villages; please note that it does not show the more rural Trimdon Village which appears on the reverse of the Hartlepool & East Durham 1913 One Inch map.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Theydon Bois 1915 (Essex Sheet 60.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Theydon Bois. Essex Sheet 60.16Introduction by Tony CliffordCovers Theydon Green, Thrift's Hall, St Mary's Church, Bull Inn and Theydoin Bois Railway Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chipping Ongar 1915 (Essex Sheet 61.08) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Ongar. Essex Sheet 61.08Introduction by Tony CliffordChipping Ongar with coverage extending to Greensted, Marden Ash. Also includes station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Lewisham 1914 (London Sheet 119.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Lewisham. London Sheet 119Introduction by John CoulterCentre and south of Lewisham, includes High St, High Rd, Ladywell and Hither Green stations, workhouse, Lewisham Park, Manor House Park, Lee Green

Alan Godfrey Maps Finchfield & Wightwick 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 62.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Finchfield Staffs sheet 62.09Introduction by Angus DunphySouthern area of Tettenhall, from Wightwick Bridge to Finchfield

Alan Godfrey Maps Pelton Fell & Newfield 1915 (County Durham Sheet 12.12) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers two mining villages west of Chester-le-Street and south of the historic Pelton village. Two railways run through the map: the NER Annfield Plain Branch, including Pelton station, now part of the C2C cycle route; and the NER Pontop & South Shields Branch. There are two large collieries, Pelton Colliery (Newfield Pit), with coke ovens, and Pelton Fell Colliery, with all sidings, shafts etc shown. Numerous mineral lines are shown: Waldridge Wagonway, a tramway from Pelton Fell Colliery to Het Hill (to Tribley Pit, off the map), and the beginning of wagonways to Handenhold, Craghead and West Pelton. Stellagill Sidings are at the east end of the map. The Chester-Craghead road runs along the lower part of the map, including Traveller's Rest pub. This area has changed greatly (part is being redveloped again in 2006) and the mining and railway detail will fascinate all local historians. Includes directories for Pelton Fell, Newfield and Chester-le-Street on the reverse.The map links up with Sheets 12.08 Pelton & Urpeth to the north, and 13.09 Chester-le-Street to the east.

Alan Godfrey Maps Newton Heath 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.04b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Newton Heath. Lancashire Sheet 104.04Introduction by Chris Makepeace.Long stretch of Oldham Road, Droylsden Road, Brookdale Pk, Newton Heath and Dean Lane stations., railway works and engine shed

Alan Godfrey Maps Blaenau Ffestiniog 1914 (Merionethshire Sheet 4.09) - Old OS Maps

This map of Blaenau Ffestiniog, geographically shows two distinctive parts. To the west a desolate mountain mass, and to the right, the town itself. Festiniog Railway, which was built in 1836, runs vertically through the centre of the map swinging eastward to go through Blaenau. Close to the railway line through the town is St Davids Church and the Town Hall. Oakeley Square appears to the left of the town as does Moelwyn Mills (Woolen) which went under during the inter war depression. The map shows Rhywbryfdir which houses the local hospital and Trefeini which appears to the far right of the map. On the reverse of the map is an excerpt from sheet 04.13, directly south of 04.09 which indicates where the railway line started in Tan-Y-Grisiaw. The map also features a historical introduction by Derrick Pratt.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chigwell Station 1914 (Essex Sheet 69.15) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chigwell Essex sheet 69.,15Introduction by Tony CliffordCovers semi-rural area around Chigwell station, Chigwell Road

Alan Godfrey Maps Chigwell Row & Grange Hill 1914 (Essex Sheet 69.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chigwell Row Essex (New Series) 69.16Introduction by Tony CliffordThe outer fringe of London, includes Grange Hill station; also Woodford & Ilford railway timetable

Alan Godfrey Maps Prestwich 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 96.09) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers most of Prestwich, just north of Manchester. Coverage extends from Gardner Road northward to Phillips Park Road, and from South Wood eastward to Randlesham Street. Bury New Road runs north-south through the map. Features include a stretch of the Manchester-Radcliffe line with Prestwich station, tramways, and the communities of Holyrood and Prestwich Park shown just outside Prestwich itself. Dominant features are the main Prestwich County Lunatic Asylum and its large Annexe further south. Other features include Waterdale Dye Works, St Mary's church, Britannia Mill, Asylum Farm, hospitals. On the reverse are 1903 street directory extracts for Bury New Road, Church Lane, Dashwood Road, Ernest Street, Guest Road, Sharp Street.The map links up with Lancashire Sheets 96.05 Whitefield to the north, 95.12 Clifton to the west, 96.10 Heaton Park to the east and 96.13 Rainsough to the south.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Wolverhampton (Bushbury) 1914 (Staffordshire Sheet 62.02) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bushbury area. Staffs sheet 62.02Introduction by Angus DunphyNW area of Wolverhampton, includes Dunstall Park racecourse and station, Oxley Sidings, Bushbury, canal, Sandy Lane

Alan Godfrey Maps Birmingham (West) 1914 (Warwickshire Sheet 13.08b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Birmingham (W); Warwickshire 13.08Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers busy area includes Ladywood, Five Ways, Summer Hill, part of Rotton Park

Alan Godfrey Maps Monmouth 1918 (Monmouthshire Sheet 14.04) - Old OS Maps

'The historic county town, Monmouth is an attractive town well known for its association with Henry V, who was born here, and Geoffrey of Monmouth, one of the greatest of medieval authors. In the 19th century it was also the town with the highest proportion of pubs per resident - in 1901 it had 61 pubs for just 5, 095 people! Our detailed map covers most of the town, and features include St Mary's church, Monnow Street, Castle remains, Priory Mill, Grammar School, Cattle Market, Troy station, May Hill station, Trothy Bridge (near foot of map), Victoria Estate, Over Monnow, St James church, Brook Estate, Chippenham, St Thomas Square, Drybridge

Alan Godfrey Maps Pwllheli 1914 (Caernarvonshire Sheet 40.08) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map shows the actual town in detail, with coverage extending eastward to Nant Stigallt Reservoir and southward to Pen-Rhyd-Lyniog. Features include the town centre with individual buildings neatly shown, Cambrian Railway with terminus, Goods Station, Inner Harbour, Afon Erch, High Street area, Maes Square, Penmount Chapel, St Peter's church, chapels, schools, cemetery, Workhouse, Embankment Road, northern part of Pwllheli & Llanbedrog Tramway etc.On the reverse is part of adjacent sheet 40.12 extending coverage south to include South Beach, Pwllheli & Lanbedrog Tramway, West End, tramway along Embankment Road (the Corporation's tramway), etc.

Alan Godfrey Maps Newport (South) 1918 (Monmouthshire Sheet 33.04) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the southern part of the city of Newport, with coverage stretching from Emlyn Street southward to the Transporter Bridge, and from the Old Dock westward to Upton Road. The many features include St Woollos church (now cathedral), Workhouse, Bellevue Park, Commercial Road area, Pillgwenlly, Stow Park, tramways, Caerau Park area, railways with many junctions, Maes-glas Junction, stretches of Alexandra (Newport and S Wales) Railway with Mendalgyf Sidings, GWR Newport Neutral Mile, stretch of Monmouthshire Eastern Valleys line with lines to docks, Tredegar Dry Dock, Uskside Iron Works, west end of Transporter Bridge, Isca Foundry, GWR loco yard, Salutation Junction, Pillbank Junction

Alan Godfrey Maps Kidbrooke & Blackheath (East) 1914 (London Sheet 106.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Kidbrooke; London sheet 106Introduction by Alan GodfreyIncl The Paragon, Blackheath to St Johns Park, eastward to Kidbrooke Green and Brooke Hospital; includes Morden College. 1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Mansfield (West) 1914 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 22.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Mansfield (W); Notts sheet 22.16Historical introduction by John GriffithsFrom Belvidere St westward to Fishpond Hill

Alan Godfrey Maps Mansfield (East) 1914 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 23.13) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Mansfield (E) 1914; Notts sheet 23.13Historical introduction by John GriffithsFrom Market Place and Midland station eastward to Old Race Course and Sherwood Hall

Alan Godfrey Maps Pontypool (South) 1917 (Monmouthshire Sheet 23.03) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the southern part of Pontypool, with coverage stretching from Crane Street station southward to Griffithstown High Street, and from Sowhill eastward to The High Way. Features include Cwm Fields, Trosnant, Glanwern, Trosnant Lodge, Cwmniscoy, Mount Pleasant, West Monmouthshire School, Pontypoile, Lower Mills Sheet Works, Phoenix Galvanising Works, Pontypool Workhouse; numerous railways with engine shed, Crane Street station, Clarence Street station, part of Pontypool Road station (at eastern edge of map), Panteg Cemetery etc. On the reverse is part of a commercial directory for Pontypool, entries A-M.The map links up with sheet 23.07 Griffithstown South to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Southend Village 1914 (London Sheet 170.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Southend Village; London sheet 170Introduction by John CoulterStill a rural village south of Catford, but includes rather isolated Beckenham Hill station; also Bellingham station

Alan Godfrey Maps Thaxted 1916 (Essex Sheet 24.03) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Thaxted; Essex (New Series) sheet 24.03Historical introduction by Robert MalsterDouble-sided map for maximum coverage.Covers St John the Baptist's Church, Thaxted Station, Borough Farm, Parsonage Farm and Fox & Hounds Public House.

Alan Godfrey Maps Hampstead 1915 (London Sheet 27.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Hampstead; London sheet 27Historical introduction by Aidan Floodcentred on village, reaching Vale of Health, Rosslyn Park, West End1915 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Salford (West) 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 104.05b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Salford (W); Lancashire sheet 104.05Introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers area from Windsor Bridge to Brindle Heath to Buile Hill Park. Includes much of Pendleton

Alan Godfrey Maps Oldham (South-West) 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 97.09b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The 1891 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. The maps cover the SW side of Oldham, incl Werneth, with coverage stretching from Coppice Street and Werneth Park westward to Oldham Sewage Works and White Gate, and from Drury Lane northward to Alfred Street. Features include Glebe Mills, Richmond Mill, Butler Green, Gem Mill, Lark Mill, Nile Mill, Raven Mill, Ramsey Mill, Mona Mill, Melrose Mill, Chadderton Mill, Hartford Mill, Werneth Mill, several other mills, short stretch of Rochdale Canal, Durban Mill, Vale Mill, Oak Mills, Hartford House, St John's church etc. The map links up with sheets 97.05 Chadderton to the north, 97.10 Oldham South to the east, 97.13 Failsworth to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Manchester (North-West) & Central Salford 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.06a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Manchester (NW); Lancashire 104.06Introduction by Chris MakepeaceIncludes Lower Broughton; Victoria, Exchange and Salford stations., Market St, River Irwell, cathedral,Market Street, Strangeways, Chapel Street

Alan Godfrey Maps Worksop 1914 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 13.03) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Worksop; Notts sheet 13.03Historical introduction by John GriffithsCovers Cemetery, St Mary's Chapel, Worksop Union Workhouse, St Mary & St Cuthbert's Church, Manton Colliery Village and St John's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Eltham 1914 (London Sheet 120.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Eltham; London sheet 120Introduction by John Kennettfrom Kidbrooke station and SE corner of Blackheath Park to Eltham Green; good directory on reverse1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Beckton 1914 (London Sheet 67.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Beckton; London sheet 67Introduction by Tony Cliffordincl Cyprus; map dominated by gas works.1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Creekmouth 1914 (London Sheet 68.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Creekmouth; London sheet 68Introduction by Tony Cliffordincl Beckton Pier1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Buckhurst Hill 1914 (Essex Sheet 69.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Buckhurst Hill; Essex (New Series) sheet 69.10Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers Railway Station, Holly House, Rigg;s Retreat, Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge, Royal Forest Hotel and Whitehall Nursery.

Alan Godfrey Maps Pontefract 1914 (Yorkshire Sheet 249.04b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Pontefract; Yorkshire sheet 249.04Historical introduction by John GoodchildCovers area from Pontefract Castle southward to Pontefract Barracks, includes town centre, Baghill and Tanshelf stations

Alan Godfrey Maps Newbury Park & Seven Kings 1914 (Essex Sheet 78.12) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Newbury Park; Essex (New Series) sheet 78.12Historical introduction by Tony CliffordIncludes much of Seven Kings, plus West Ham AsylumRather a grey original map.

Alan Godfrey Maps East Ham & Barking 1915 (London Sheet 44.3) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The maps each cover the same area, stretching from High Street North at East Ham eastward to Barking station; and from Jersey Road and Manor Park Athletic Grounds southward to Caulfield Road. The River Roding runs north-south through the centre of the map, East Ham to one side, Barking to the other. Features include East Ham and Barking stations, Linton Road, East Street, Uphall chemical works, various works beside the Roding, railway junctions, housing development at East Ham. The 1894 version also includes a large extract of Essex sheet 73.12 to the south, showing more of Barking incl St Margaret's church, White Gate Bridge, also of East Ham incl Wallend. If you are only buying one map we therefore recommend the 1894 version. The map links up with London Sheets 34 Ilford to the north, 43 Forest Gate to the west, and Essex Sheets 86.04 Upney to the east and 86.07 East Ham & Barking South to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Aldborough Hatch 1914 (Essex Sheet 78.08) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Aldborough Hatch; Essex (New Series) sheet 78.08Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyRural area from Barkingside station eastward to Little Heath. Includes part of Barnado's Girls Village Home.

Alan Godfrey Maps Streatham Hill 1914 (London Sheet 126.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Streatham Hill; London sheet 126introduction by John Brownincl Knights Hill, Upper Tulse Hill, Thurlow Park Rd1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Tooting 1914 (London Sheet 134.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Tooting; London sheet 134Introduction by John Brownincl Lambeth and Streatham cemeteries, Fountain and Grove hospitals,Tooting Graveney. (NB.Surrey area left blank on this edition) 1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Lye 1914 (Worcestershire Sheet 4.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Lye; Worcs sheet 4.11Introduction by John Boyntonincl Lye, The Hayes, Quarry Bank

Alan Godfrey Maps Stourbridge (South) 1914 (Worcestershire Sheet 4.14) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published two versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the yars. The maps cover the southern half of Stourbridge, together with Old Swinford, and part of Upper Swinford. Coverage stretches from Witton Street and Clifton Street eastward to Pedmore Road, and from Greenfield Avenue southward to Worcester Lane. Features include GWR line with Stourbridge Junction station, section of Stourbridge Town branch, Old Swinford Hospital, Studley Court, Promenade Gardens, Heath area, Old Swinford area, Prescott House, Chaw Hill area, Hungary Hill Mines, Pepperhill Works, New Farm Mines, St Mary's church, etc. The map links up with Worcestershire sheets 4.10 Stourbridge North to the north and 9.02 Pedmore to the south.  

Alan Godfrey Maps Goodmayes & Seven Kings 1915 (Essex Sheet 78.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Goodmayes; Essex (New Series) sheet 78.16 Introduction by Tony CliffordStreets of terraces south of Seven Kings station. includes Ilford cemetery, South Park

Alan Godfrey Maps West Hartlepool 1914 (County Durham Sheet 37.11c) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of West Hartlepool; Durham sheet 37.11New edition with intro by John GriffithsCovers Middleton South, Jackson Dock, Swainson Dock, St Paul's Church, Christ Church, West Harbour and St Oswald's Church.This map available for 3 dates. This one is 1914

Alan Godfrey Maps Coombeswood 1914 (Worcestershire Sheet 5.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Coombeswood; Worcs sheet 5.09Introduction by Angus DunphyCovers Coombes Wood Colliery, Mucklow Hill, Gorsty Hill, Cockshot.On reverse a 1st ed map of Mucklow Hill

Alan Godfrey Maps Central Newcastle 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 11b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Central Newcastle; Tyneside sheet 11Historical introduction by John GriffithsCovers Spital Tongues and Brandling Village,Newgate St and Manors station, St James' Park and Royal Victoria Infirmary.

Alan Godfrey Maps Paddington 1914 (London Sheet 60.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Paddington; London sheet 60Introduction by Alan Godfreyincl Bayswater and part of Edgware Road1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Old Kent Road 1914 (London Sheet 90.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Old Kent Rd; London sheet 90Introduction by Bernard Nurse & Richard OliverCovers area Rodney Rd south to Gloucester Rd, east to Credon Rd; includes Bricklayers Arms depot, Surrey Canal1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Rotherhithe 1914 (London Sheet 78.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Rotherhithe; London sheet 78 Introduction by Stephen Humphrey & Richard Oliver Dominated by the Surrey Commercial Docks; also includes Wapping station, Limehouse Entrance, West Surrey Rd 1914 version  

Alan Godfrey Maps East Dulwich & Peckham Rye 1914 (London Sheet 117.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of East Dulwich; London sheet 117Introduction by Mary Boast & Alan Godfreyincl East Dulwich station, Goose Green, Constance Rd Institution, Peckham Rye Park1914 version Replaced the 1984 print with ISBN 9780907554721

Alan Godfrey Maps Chingford Green 1914 (Essex Sheet 69.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chingford; Essex (New Series) sheet 69.09 Historical introduction by Alan Godfrey From Chingford station westward, includes Pole Hill, The Green, The Ridgeway

Alan Godfrey Maps Westminster & Victoria 1916 (London Sheet 75.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Westminster; London sheet 75 Introduction by Isobel Watsonincl Belgrave Sq, Buckingham Palace, Green Park, St James's Sq and Park, Downing St, Westminster Abbey, Victoria station. 1916 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Brynmawr 1915 (Brecknockshire Sheet 47.07) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the town of Brynmawr, with coverage extending southward to Winchestown and the northern part of Nantyglo. It is packed with detail, including several railway lines while the SE quarter is littered with old mine workings. Features on the map include Brynmawr town, with Market Square, Newtown, Twyn-Cynnordy, Town Hall, Market Hall, St Mary's RC chapel, boot factory, other chapels, Clydachbridge, banks, football ground etc. The main LNWR & GWR Joint Railway is shown with station, a section of the Brynmawr & Blaenavon branch, mineral lines; also Twyn Blaen-nant, Twyn-blaen-nant, Mynydd Rheinallt, Blean-nant Colliery, Nantyglo Slope Colliery, Cwm Crachen, Twyn-y-deryn

Alan Godfrey Maps Upney 1915 (Essex Sheet 86.04a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Upney: Essex (New Series) sheet 86.04 Introduction by Tony CliffordCovers Isolation Hospital, Manor Farm, Porters Lodge, section of Barking Park and Upney Farm.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bermondsey & Wapping 1914 (London Sheet 77.3) - Old OS Maps

There are three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The maps each cover the same area, stretching from London Bridge eastward to Southwark Park and southward to New Kent Road and Spa Road. Major features include London Bridge station, Tower Bridge, St Saviour's Dock, Tooley Street, Jamaica Road, Southwark Cathedral, Borough Market, St James's church, Spa Road station, numerous small works, and wharves beside the Thames. The map also includes a small but interesting section north of the Thames, where features include part of the Tower, most of St Katharine's Docks, London Wewstern Dock, Wapping Basin, Wapping High Streeet. The 1914 map includes a brief introduction to the OS by Richard Oliver, plus an OS Index map to the 1912-14 London series. The map links up with London Sheets 63 Whitechapel to the north, 76 Waterloo to the west, 77 Rotherhithe to the east, 90 Old Kent Road to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Heath Park & Emerson Park 1915 (Essex Sheet 79.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Heath Park; Essex (New Series) sheet 79.11Historical introduction by Tony CliffordEastern part of Romford, from George St, to NW corner of Hornchurch

Alan Godfrey Maps Kensington 1914 (London Sheet 74.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Kensington; London sheet 74Introduction by Pamela TaylorCentred on Royal Albert Hall; includes Kensington High St and South Kensington stations., V&A, Knightsbridge, Serpentine1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Denton (West) 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 105.13b) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the western part of Denton and coverage then extends westward to east Gorton around Gorton Bridge. Features include tramways, a stretch of the Manchester & Ashton Canal, Brook Green, short stretches of the GCR railway, cemetery, Gorton Upper and Lower Reservoirs, Lancashire Felt Works, a stretch of the LNWR line with Denton station, Audenshaw Reservoir Nr.2 etc. On the reverse are street directory entries for Balmoral Drive, Heaton Street, Manchester Road, Oak Drive; plus a railway timetable for the Stockport-Stalybridge and Stockport-Manchester Victoria lines in 1897.The map links up with Lancashire Sheets 105.09 Audenshaw to the north, 104.16 Gorton to the west, 105.14 Denton to the east, 112.01 North Reddish to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Romford 1916 (Essex Sheet 79.10) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover much of the centre and southern end of Romford, coverage stretching from Crown Farm on the outskirts of the town eastward to King Edward Road, and from the Cattle Market and St Edward's church southward to Rush Green Road. Features (from the 1939 version) include the GER railway which runs W-E across the map, with Romford station; Romford Brewery, Oldchurch Hospital (former workhouse), greyhound stadium, Crown Farm, St Andrew's church, St Edward's church, cinemas, cemetery, schools, cattle market etc. The map links up with Essex Sheet 79.09 Chadwell Heath to the west, 79.11 Heath Park to the east and 79.14 Rush Green to the south.  

Alan Godfrey Maps Cheadle (North) 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.15a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cheadle (N); Lancashire sheet 111.15Historical introduction by Chris Makepeaceincludes part of Cheshire, Covers Abney Hall, Station, St Chad's RC Church, Barnes Convalescent Hospital, The Towers and Heaton Mersey Bleach Works.

Alan Godfrey Maps Denton (Town Centre) 1918 (Lancashire Sheet 105.14a) - Old OS Maps

An interesting and highly detailed map covering the central area of Denton, with coverage stretching from Holland Street and Windmill Lane eastward to Kingston Mills; and from St Lawrence's church northward to Audenshaw cemetery. Features include tramways and depot, St Anne's church, Broomstair Bridge, River Tame, Peak Forest Canal, numerous small works such as hat manufactories, Victoria Iron Works, Market Place, Town Hall, Christ Church, Kingston Bridge, Broomstair Mill, Planet Foundry, Wellington Fur Works etc. On the reverse is street directory entries for Acre Street, Ashton Road, Howard Lane and Hyde Road.

Alan Godfrey Maps Withington & Burnage 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 111.07b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Withington & Burnage; Lancs Sheet 111.07Historical introduction by Chris MakepeaceCovers Mauldeth Road Station, Withington College, Withington House, St Chad's Church and St Margaret's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Canning Town & Custom House 1914 (London Sheet 66.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Canning Town; London sheet 66Introduction by Stephen Pewseyfrom St Lukes church eastward; includes Plaistow Marsh1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Parsloes 1915 (Essex Sheet 87.01) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Parsloes; Essex (New Series) sheet 87.01Historical introduction by Tony CliffordStill rural area centred on Parsloes Park Trotting Ground

Alan Godfrey Maps Rush Green 1914 (Essex Sheet 79.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Rush Green; Essex (New Series) sheet 79.14Historical introduction by Tony CliffordStill rural area from eastern edge of Beacontree Heath to Ilford Park cemetery

Alan Godfrey Maps Clerkenwell & Kings Cross 1914 (London Sheet 50.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Clerkenwell; London sheet 50Historical introduction by Isobel Watsonalso includes Angel, Pentonville, Brunswick Sq, Northampton Sq1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Beacontree Heath & Valence House 1914 (Essex Sheet 79.13) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Beacontree Heath; Essex (New Series) sheet 79.13Historical introduction by Tony CliffordRather empty area centred on Vallance (now Valence) House.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chadwell Heath 1914 (Essex Sheet 79.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chadwell Heath; Essex (New Series) sheet 79.09 Introduction by Tony Cliffordincl station, Romford Road, Whalebone House

Alan Godfrey Maps Charlton 1914 (London Sheet 93.3) - Old OS Maps

Even in 1914 Charlton still had large areas of open space, including old sand and chalk pits where the Football Club now has its stadium, along with Hanging Wood now known as Maryon Wilson Park.The three versions of this map show how the area developed across the years, becoming more built up. The maps each cover the same area, stretching from Beaconsfield Rd and Westcombe Park station eastward to Mount Street and Maryon Park; from New Charlton and Anchor Hope Lane southward to Charlton House. Features include Charlton House; Westcombe Park and Charlton stations; Woolwich Road with its tramways; the Angerstein Wharf railway branch; numerous old sand pits; Charlton Village; much of the Westcombe Park estate including Mycenae Road and Woodlands. The 1867 map also includes a tramway into the sandpits (near what is now Charlton FC) and has an extract of the map southward to Shooters Hill Rd. Each map also includes extracts from early directories listing some of the people who lived here. A small portion of Woolwich, around Sand St, is also included. Churches include St Luke's Charlton, St Paul's Fairfield Road, St George's Glenluce Road, Holy Trinity Woolwich Road, St Thomas Woodland Terrace. Roads on the 1867 map include Greenwich and Woolwich Lower Road, Sand Street, Lansdowne Road, Church Lane, Charlton Road, Combe Farm Lane, Victoria Road. Many other roads appear on the later maps as they are built.The map links up with Sheets 80 Silvertown to the north, 92 Greenwich to the west, 94 Woolwich to the east and 106 Kidbrooke to the south. 

Alan Godfrey Maps Bethnal Green & Bow 1914 (London Sheet 52.3) - Old OS Maps

There are three versions of this important map, showing how the area developed across the years. Each covers the same area in great detail, showing individual houses. Coverage stretches from Cambridge Road eastward to Fairfield Road, and from Morpeth Road southward to Cephas Street. The eastern part of Bethnal Green is covered, and the map also includes Globe Town, part of the Mile End Road, Old Ford and the western part of Bow. Features include the southern part of Victoria Park, Hertford Union Canal, Waterloo House (earlier referred to as Workhouse), Bethnal Green Museum, Bethnal House, Coborn Road station, Meath Gardens, People's Palace, Regent's Canal, City of London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest, Bow Institution, Guardians Institution, Bow Road station, Old Ford Coal and Goods station, Globe Bridge, Tower Hamlets Cemetery

Alan Godfrey Maps Dagenham 1915 (Essex Sheet 87.02) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the village of Dagenham, where development was at an early stage. The LTS railway runs west-east across the map, with Dagenham (later Dagenham East) station, crossed by Romford Road / Bull Street running north-south. Features include St Peter & St Paul's church, Ford's School, Romford UDC sewage farm, Bretons (at the eastern edge of the map). The beginnings of industry is shown by Sterling Telephone Works on the land of Wantz Farm. The map is very interestingg as showing the area just before large-scale development. On the back we include a railway timetable for the LTS line in 1929.

Alan Godfrey Maps Upper Sydenham 1914 (London Sheet 137.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Upper Sydenham; London sheet 137Introduction by Adrian ProckterSurrey area left blank on this edition so Crystal Palace not covered. 1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Shooters Hill 1914 (London Sheet 107.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Shooters Hill; London sheet 107Introduction by Len ReillyIncl Herbert Hospital, Shrapnel Barracks, Royal Military Academy; Shrewsbury House1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Hartlepool 1914 (County Durham Sheet 37.07c) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Hartlepool; Durham sheet 37.07Introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers whole of Headland area plus Old Harbour, Throston, Cemetery, Holy Trinity Church, St Hilda's Church.This map available for 2 dates. This one is 1914

Alan Godfrey Maps Plumstead 1914 (London Sheet 95.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Plumstead; London sheet 95Introduction by Len ReillyIncl Plumstead station, Plumstead Common, Woolwich workhouse, St Nicholas church, Abbey Wood

Alan Godfrey Maps Waterloo & Southwark 1914 (London Sheet 76.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Waterloo; London sheet 76 Introduction by Alan GodfreyIncl Waterloo, Charing X, Elephant & Castle stations; Bethlem Hospital, St George's Circus, Newington Causeway, Houses of Parliament. 1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Wanstead Flats 1915 (London Sheet 33.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Wanstead Flats; London sheet 33Historical introduction by Isobel Watsonincl Manor Park cemetery, City of London cemetery1915 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Guide Bridge 1918 (Lancashire Sheet 105.10b) - Old OS Maps

This detailed and busy map covers the the eastern part of Audenshaw and then crosses the River Tame to include part of Dukinfield in Cheshire. Railways are dominant features, for the map includes Guide Bridge station and its various junctions, plus Dewsnap Sidings, the Great Central Carriage and Wagon Works, Brookside Sidings; also the LNWR lines running through and by-passing Guide Bridge, incl Hooley Hill station. Other features include Peak Forest Canal, Shepley Bridge, Shepley Hall, Dukinfield Hall, Old Hall Mill, Dukinfield Town Hall, St Luke's church, St Mark's church, Chapel Field Ropery, Barnmeadow Works, Guide Mills, Oxford Mills, tramways, Birch Mills, St Stephen's church, several other mills, Boothcote Farm

Alan Godfrey Maps Catford 1914 (London Sheet 129.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Catford; London sheet 129introduction by Adrian Prockterfrom Lewisham Town Hall eastward to Hither Green

Alan Godfrey Maps Audenshaw & Droylsden 1916 (Lancashire Sheet 105.09a) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the southern part of Droylsden, Fairfield, Higher Openshaw, Abbey Hey and part of Audenshaw. Coverage stretches from Vine Street eastward to Ryecroft Hall, and from Abbey Hey Lane northward to Baguley Street. Features include the Great Central Railway with Fairfield station and junction, Audenshaw Reservoir Nr.3, St Clements church, tramways, Audenshaw Hall, Manchester & Ashton Canal, Waifs & Strays Home, Ryecroft Hall, Golden Shred Works, Droylsden Mills, Angola Mill, Victoria Mills, Fairfield Mills, Springfield Print Works, St Mary's church, Abbey Hey Pottery etc. Obn the reverse we include street directory entries for Droylsden Road, Fairfield Road and Square, Manchester Road

Alan Godfrey Maps Leyton 1914 (London Sheet 32.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Leyton; London sheet 32Historical introduction by Isobel Watson1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Forest Hill 1914 (London Sheet 128.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Forest Hill; London sheet 128introduction by Adrian Prockterfrom Forest Hill station eastward to Catford station; includes St Dunstan's College

Alan Godfrey Maps Bow, Bromley & West Ham 1914 (London Sheet 53.3) - Old OS Maps

The three versions of this map show how the area developed across the years. The maps each cover the same area, stretching from Fairfield Road and Campbell Road eastward to Holbrook Road; from Hotham Road southward to Marner Street. The River Lea, Pudding Mill River, City Mill River, Three Mills Wall River and Channel Sea River run down through the map and join in the Bow Creek, with part of the Limehouse Cut alongside; these rivers effectively divide the map between Bow and Bromley to the west and West Ham to the east. Features on the map include Bow, Bromley and West Ham stations, Bow Goods station, many railway sidings and depots, tramways, Stratford Market, many mills and factories alongside the rivers, Abbey Mills Pumping Station, Bromley Workhouse and sick asylum, Mill Meads, Three Mills Distillery, Abbey Marsh, All Saints church West Ham, St Mary's Bow, West Ham Gas Works. Each map has street directory extracts on the reverse. The map links up with Sheet 42 Stratford to the north, 52 Bethnal Green to the west

Alan Godfrey Maps Manchester SE 1915 (Lancashire Sheet 104.11a) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers a major area of Manchester, including Ardwick and the southern part of Ancoats. Coverage stretches from Brook Street eastward to Barmouth Street, and from Pollard Street southward to Clowes Street. Features include London Road (today Piccadilly) station, Mayfield station, GCR goods station, Ardwick station, Ancoats goods station, many other railway lines and sidings, including engine shed and Ardwick Branch; tramways and depot; Ardwick Cemetery, Manchester City's Hyde Road football ground, Bradford Recreation Ground, David Lewis Play Ground, Rusholme Road Cemetery, Ardwick Green, Ardwick Cemetery, School of Technology, Workhouse, Vulcan Works, Dale Street Basin, Manchester and Ashton Canal, Britannia Brewery, etc. On the reverse is a selection of street directory entries

Alan Godfrey Maps Stratford 1914 (London Sheet 42.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stratford; London sheet 42Historical introduction by Alan Godfrey1914 version, 2nd EditionBusy map including Station , Railway Works and Depot, Maryland Station, town centre, Broadway, Stratford New TownThis is the second edition, first edition ISBN was 9780850543810

Alan Godfrey Maps Blackheath & Greenwich Park 1914 (London Sheet 105.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Blackheath; London sheet 105Introduction by Neil RhindIncl Blackheath, Lewisham and Greenwich stations., Tranquil Vale, Blackheath Hill, Royal Observatory1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Shoreditch 1914 (London Sheet 51.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Shoreditch; London sheet 51introduction by Isobel Watsonalso includes Haggerston, Hoxton, western part of Bethnal Gn1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Stoke Newington 1914 (London Sheet 30.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stoke Newington; London sheet 30Introduction by Jenny Goldenincl Clissold Park, Shacklewell, Hackney Downs, Abney Park cemetery1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Peckham 1914 (London Sheet 103.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Peckham; London sheet 103 Introduction by W W Marshall from St Giles's church to Camberwell workhouse, includes Peckham Rye, Queens Rd and Denmark Hill stations 1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Dulwich Village 1914 (London Sheet 127.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Dulwich; London sheet 127Introduction by Brian Greenincl Dulwich College, Dulwich Park, Lordship Lane station, Horniman Museum1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Leytonstone & Leyton 1915 (London Sheet 23.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Leytonstone; London sheet 23Introduction by Jonathan Evansfrom cricket ground and Leytonstone station north to Grove Rd

Alan Godfrey Maps Walthamstow East 1914 (London Sheet 15.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Walthamstow (E); London sheet 15Historical introduction by Jonathan Evansfrom Hoe St station eastward to Whipps Cross, Upper Walthamstow, and fringe of Epping Forest

Alan Godfrey Maps Upper Holloway 1914 (London Sheet 29.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Holloway; London sheet 29Introduction by Jim Connellincl Holloway Rd, Highbury Park, Finsbury Park station1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Holborn, City & Strand 1914 (London Sheet 62.3) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The maps each cover the same area of central London, stretching from the British Museum eastward to Guildhall, and from Clerkenwell Road southward to Waterloo Bridge. The features on these crowded maps are too many to be listed, but include Covent Garden, Lincoln's Inn Fields; Blackfriars, Ludgate Hill, Holborn Viaduct and Aldersgate stations; Southwark and Blackfriars Bridges; part of Bloomsbury; Fleet Street, The Strand, Somerset House, St Paul's Cathedral, The Temple, Smithfield, Cheapside and much more. These busy maps are essential for any historian of London. Bear in mind, however, that they are very crowded; for many parts of the area. Larger scale maps are also available in our London Large Scale Series. The map links up with London Sheets 50 Clerkenwell to the north, 61 West End to the west, 63 Whitechapel to the east, and 76 Waterloo to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chesterfield 1914 (Derbyshire Sheet 25.06b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chesterfield; Derbyshire sheet 25.06Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers from railway station and town centre westward to New Brampton.

Alan Godfrey Maps Stepney & Limehouse 1914 (London Sheet 64.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stepney; London sheet 64Introduction by Isobel Watsonincl Ratcliffe, Shadwell, Bow Common1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps The West End 1914 (London Sheet 61.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of The West End; London sheet 61Introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers area from Portman Sq to Bedford Sq, Marble Arch to the National Gallery1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Kennington & Walworth 1914 (London Sheet 89.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Kennington; London sheet 89Introduction by Stephen HumphreyIncl Vauxhall station, The Oval, Kennington Park, Walworth Road1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Notting Hill 1914 (London Sheet 59.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Notting Hill; London sheet 59Introduction by Brian CurleBusy map includes White City, Olympic Stadium, Ladbroke Grove, St Quinton, Lastimer Rd and Westbourne Park stations.1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Walker & Hebburn 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 13b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Walker; Tyneside sheet 13 Historical introduction by Mike Greatbatch Covers Walker colliery, Low Walker, Wincomblee, staiths and docks; on south side of Tyne is Hebburn Colliery, shipyards, Ellison St.

Alan Godfrey Maps New Cross 1914 (London Sheet 104.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of New Cross; London sheet 104Introduction by Richard MartinIncl Hatcham, New Cross stations., Deptford station and Deptford Bridge, Lewisham High Rd, Brockley Lane station, Telegraph Hill, Nunhead Jct. 1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Highbury & Islington 1914 (London Sheet 39.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Highbury; London sheet 39Historical introduction by Jim Connellfroim Thornhill Sq and Metropolitan Cattle Market eastward to Canonbury Rd1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Jesmond 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 4b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Jesmond; Tyneside sheet 4Historical introduction by Jimmy DonaldCovers Town Moor, West Jesmond Station, Fleming Hospital, Osborne Rd and Jesmond Dene House.1914 version

Alan Godfrey Maps Newcastle & Gateshead 1914 (Tyneside Sheet 18b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Newcastle & Gateshead; Tyneside sheet 18Historical introduction by John GriffithsCovers area from Bigg Market to Gateshead Windmill Hills, NER works, Central Station, Swing Bridge, Redheugh Bridge and St Nicholas' Cathedral.

Alan Godfrey Maps Deptford (North) 1914 (London Sheet 91.3) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Deptford (N); London sheet 91Introduction by Richard MartinIncl Deptford Wharf, St Paul's church, Coldblow Farm, Surrey Canal and network of railway lines, Foreign Cattle Market, Royal Victoria Victualling Yard. 1914 version