Alan Godfrey Maps Chipping Sodbury 1919 (Gloucestershire Sheet 69.10) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map gives good coverage of the small Gloucestershire town of Chipping Sodbury.Features include town centre with individual buidlings neatly shown, railway (but not station), Poor Law Institution, St John's church, High Street, Lilliput Court, quarries, Raysfield Farm, Stanshawe's Court, etc.An 1894 Commercial directory is included on the reverse along with a specially written introduction to the history of the town.

Alan Godfrey Maps Wotton-under-Edge 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 56.15) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Wotton-under-Edge; Gloucs sheet 56.15Introduction by Barrie TrinderIncludes Bradely, Merlin Haven, The Butts. On the reverse, coverage stretches further east to include Dyersbrook, Holywell and Ragnall.

Alan Godfrey Maps Westbury-on-Trym 1912 (Gloucestershire Sheet 71.08) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Westbury on Trym; Gloucs sheet 71.08Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Eastfield, Convent of Mercy, Horfield Common, Henleaze, holy Trinity Church and Royal School for the Blind.

Alan Godfrey Maps Warmley 1912 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Warmley; Gloucs 72.16Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Siston Common, Webb's Heath, Bridge Yate, Crown Farm, Railway Station, White Hart Public House, St Barnabas's Church and Oaklodge Farm.

Alan Godfrey Maps Newent 1921 (Gloucestershire Sheet 17.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Newent. Gloucestershire Sheet 17.14Introduction by Malcolm NixonDouble-sided map covering Newent, with coverage south to Great Boulsdon, north to Oxenhall

Alan Godfrey Maps Coleford 1920 (Gloucestershire Sheet 38.04) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Coleford; Gloucs sheet 38.04introduction by Derrick PrattGood coverage of this small town, includes Whitecliff, Baker's Hill, town centre, both stations.

Alan Godfrey Maps Cirencester (West) 1920 (Gloucestershire Sheet 51.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cirencester (W). Gloucs Sheet 51.10Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers centre and west of town, from St John's church and Market Place westward to Cirencester Park.

Alan Godfrey Maps Cirencester (East) 1920 (Gloucestershire Sheet 51.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cirencester (E). Gloucs Sheet 51.11Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Watermoor area of town, with coverage eastward to Preston.

Alan Godfrey Maps Chepstow & Tutshill 1900 (Gloucestershire Sheet 54.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Chepstow. Gloucs Sheet 54.10Introduction by Derrick PrattCovers St Mary's Church, Chepstow Bridge, Railway Station, Tutshill House and Beaufort Square.

Alan Godfrey Maps Cheltenham (West) 1883 (Coloured Edition) (Gloucestershire Sheet 26.07a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cheltenham (W); Gloucs sheet 26.07aIntroduction by Tony PainterCovers Lansdown Station, Central Works, Montpellier Gardens, St James's Square, Winter Gardens and St Paul's Training College

Alan Godfrey Maps Cheltenham (East) 1884 Coloured Edition (Gloucestershire Sheet 26.08a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cheltenham (E); Gloucs sheet 26.08aIntroduction by Tony PainterCovers Calrence Square, All Saints Church, Battledown House, Cambray House and St Luke's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Staple Hill) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (Staple Hill) 1902; Gloucs sheet 72.11Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Railway Station, Upper Soundwell, Lower Soundwell, Reservoir, Cockshot Hill, Reservoir and Rodwayhill House.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (South-West) & Bedminster 1913 (Gloucestershire Sheet 75.04b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (SW); Gloucs sheet 75.04Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Football Grounf, St Mary Redcliff Church, St John The Baptist Church, Greville Smith Park, Cathedral and Canon's Marsh.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (South-East) 1882 (Coloured Edition) (Gloucestershire Sheet 76.01a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (SE); Gloucs 76.01Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Joint Station, Arno's Vale Cemetery, Totterdown, Bath Bridge, St Phillip's Marsh, St Luke's Church and St Silas' Church

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Redland) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 71.12) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (Redland); Gloucs sheet 71.12Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Westbury Park, Redland Station, St John's Church, Cotham Pleasure Grounds and St Nathaniels Church

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (North-West) & Clifton 1882 (Coloured Edition) (Gloucestershire Sheet 71.16a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (NW); Gloucs sheet 71.16 (Coloured Edition)Introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers Brandon Hill, Clifton College, Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, Bristol Bridge, Clifton Down Station, Tyndale PArk and St George's Church.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (North-East) 1912 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.13b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (NE) 1902; Gloucs sheet 72.13Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Lawrence Hill Station, Holy Trinity Church, Lower Easton, St Agnes Park, Gaunts Ham Park and Easton Colliery (disused)

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Knowle) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 76.05) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Knowle; Gloucs 76.05Introduction by Mike BoneCovers West Town, St Martin's Church, Queen's Dale Farm, Kensington Park, Lower Knowle Farm.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Kingswood) 1903 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.15) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (Kingswood); Gloucs 72.15Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Lnatern Bottom, Cockroad Bottom, Potters Wood, Holy Trinity Church, Kingswood Reformatory and Warmley Hill.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Horfield) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.05) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (Horfield); Gloucs 72.05Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Purdown Farm, Stapleton Park, Horfield Court Farm, Horfield Barracks, Wellington Hotel and Garrison Church

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Frenchay, Fishponds & Stapleton) 1912 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.06) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (Frenchay, Fishponds & Stapleton); Gloucs 72.06Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Lunatic Asylum, Oldbury Court, Stoke Park, St John The Baptist's Church, Broomhill and Frenchay Park

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Fishponds) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (Fishponds) 1902; Gloucs sheet 72.10Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Ridgeway Park Cemetery, Mayfield Park, Chester Park, Railway Station, Upper Eastville, Clay Hill and Atlas Locomotive Works.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Downend) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.07) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (Downend); Gloucs 72.07Introduction by Mike BoneCovers part of Mangotsfield, Downend Farm, Clevehill, Overnhill House, Christ Church and Blackhorse.

Alan Godfrey Maps Brislington 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 76.06) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Brislington; Gloucs 76.06Historical introduction by Mike Bone

Alan Godfrey Maps Bedminster Down 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 75.08) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bedminster Down Gloucestershire 75.08Introduction by Mike BoneCovers Nover's Hill Hospital, St Aldhelm's Church, St John's Cemetery, Football Field, Brick and Tile Works and Malago Colliery (disused)

Alan Godfrey Maps Avonmouth 1901 (Gloucestershire Sheet 71.01) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Avonmouth; Gloucs sheet 71.01Introduction by Mike BoneIncludes Avonmouth Dock, Railway Line and Station

Alan Godfrey Maps Gloucester & District 1896 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 234) - Old OS Maps

This Inch to the Mile map covers the area around and to the south of Gloucester, with coverage westward to Mitcheldean, southward to Sharpness Dock, eastward to Leckhampton. Features include the River Severn, Shapness Dock and Severn Bridge, Gloucester & Berkeley Canal, railways incl parts of Nailsworth Branch and Hereford & Gloucester line, etc. Gloucester is the main urban feature but smaller towns shown include Stroud, Painswick, Blakeney, Newnham and Mitcheldean. On the reverse is a detailed map of Painswick. 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. Gloucestershire: Arlingham, Badgeworth, Barnwood, Bisley, Blaisdon, Blakeney, Brimsfield, Brockworth

Alan Godfrey Maps Cirencester, Northleach & District 1898 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 235) - Old OS Maps

This Inch to the Mile map covers the area of east Gloucestershire around and to the north of Cirencester, with coverage stretching northward from Fairford to Dowdeswell, and from Elkstone eastward to Little Faringdon. Features include the railway northward from Cirenmcester, Foss Way, Ermin Street. On the reverse is a detailed map of the small town of Northleach, including church, Workhouse, High Street, Court House, Market Place, Cotswold Brewery.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. Gloucestershire: Aldsworth, Ampney Crucis, Ampney St Mary, Ampney St Peter, Aston Blank, Bagendon, Barnsley, Baunton

Alan Godfrey Maps Winchcombe 1921 (Gloucestershire Sheet 20.07) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the little town of Winchcombe (here spelt Winchcomb). This was one of the most important towns in England between the 7th and 11th centuries but was of less importance during the 19th century when several major employers, such as the papermakers at Postlip Mill, were outside the town. The railway station - outside the town and beyond this map - did not open until 1908. Features on this map include the town centre, Abbey remains, St Peter's church, North Street, Almsbury, Abbey Terrace, Hales Street, Footbridge. The map extends east to Stancombe Wood. On the reverse is a commercial directory of 1894, showing the small town with a surprisingly wide range of businesses. The map is unusual in that the Gas Works is shown to be deleted (in manuscript) as part of wartime censorship by the OS in 1944.

Alan Godfrey Maps The Cotswolds 1893 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 217) - Old OS Maps

This Inch to the Mile map covers the heart of the Cotswolds, with coverage stretching from Broadway south to Bourton on the Water, and from Prestbury and the outskirts of Cheltenham eastward to Evenlode. Towns on the map include Moreton-in-the-Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold and Winchcomb. Most of the map is Gloucestershire although there are also fragments of Worcestershire, including detached portions. On the reverse is a map of the village of Bishop's Cleeve. 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. Gloucestershire: Alderton, Alstone, Ashton under Hill, Aston Somerville, Batsford, Beckford, Bishop's Cleeve, Bourton on the Hill, Bourton on the Water, Broadwell, Buckland, Charlton Abbots, Charlton Kings, Childs Wickham

Alan Godfrey Maps Fairford 1920 (Gloucestershire Sheet 52.12) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Fairford. Gloucestershire Sheet 52.12Introduction by Barrie Trinder

Alan Godfrey Maps Moreton-in-Marsh 1919 (Gloucestershire Sheet 15.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Moreton-in-Marsh. Gloucs. Sheet 15.14Introduction by Barrie TrinderGood coverage of this small Cotswolds town, complete with directory

Alan Godfrey Maps Long Ashton 1913 (Gloucestershire Sheet 75.07) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Long Ashton Gloucestershire 75.07Introduction by Mike BoneVillage on SW of Bristol; also includes South Liberty Colliery.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Ashton Court) 1913 (Gloucestershire Sheet 75.03) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Ashton Court Gloucestershire 75.03Introduction by Mike BoneIncl small western tip of Bristol docks and Clifton, includes The Paragon, but mostly west of river includes Ashton Court, Ashton Vale, Bower Ashton, Clifton Bridge station

Alan Godfrey Maps Tewkesbury 1921 (Gloucestershire Sheet 12.09) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map, covering the historic town of Tewkesbury, is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the northern part of the town, with coverage extending from Barton Street northward to Mythe Farm and westward to Cork's Hill. Major features include High Street, Oldbury Road, East Street, River Avon, railway to quay and Borough Mills, Midland Railway with station (at eastern edge of map) and line northward, King John's Bridge, St Joseph's RC church, boat building works. On the reverse is a large extract from adjacent sheet 12.13, extending coverage south to include St Mary's Abbey church, Workhouse, Abbey Mills, cemetery, Swilgate Bridge, site of Holme Castle. This map includes the site of the Battle of Tewkesbury.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Sneyd Park) 1912 (Gloucestershire Sheet 71.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Sneyd Park; Gloucs sheet 71.11Introduction by Mike Boneincl Sneyd Park, Rockleaze, Downleaze, Seamills station; also part of Portishead railway on Somerset bank.

Alan Godfrey Maps Shirehampton 1912 (Gloucestershire Sheet 71.06) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Shirehampton; Gloucs sheet 71.06Introduction by Mike BoneAlso includes part of Pill on Somerset side; stations. on Avonmouth and Portishead lines; directories for Shirehampton and Pill, plus railway timetable for Avonmouth line

Alan Godfrey Maps Keynsham 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 76.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Keynsham; Gloucs sheet 76.11Historical introduction by Mike BoneMost of the map is actually Somerset, though it does include Keynsham Bridge, the border crossing

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (St Anne's Park) 1913 (Gloucestershire Sheet 76.02) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of St Anne's Park; Gloucs 76.02Historical introduction by Mike BoneBoth sides of the Avon, includes Conham, Jeffries Hill

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (St George) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (St George); Gloucs 72.14 Introduction by Mike Bone also includes Crews Hole, Summer Hill, Two mile Hill

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (Ashley Down & Eastville) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (Ashley Down); Gloucs 72.09Introduction by Mike Bonefrom Montpelier station and Ashley Down eastward to Eastville and part of Stapleton

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (South-West) & Bedminster 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 75.04a) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (SW); Gloucs sheet 75.04Introduction by Alan GodfreyVery busy map, includes Hotwell, Cathedral, Queen Square, Ashton Gate, Southville, Canons Marsh; Floating Harbour and many wharves, rlys; Bedminster Park, Windmill Hill

Alan Godfrey Maps Clifton Down 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 71.15) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Clifton Down; Gloucs sheet 71.15Introduction by Alan GodfreyArea on western side of Bristol, includes Clifton Suspension Bridge, and part of Leighwoods

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (North-West) & Clifton 1901 (Gloucestershire Sheet 71.16b) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers a major area of Bristol, together with much of Clifton. Coverage stretches from Clifton College eastward to Stokes Croft, and from Brandon Hill and Bristol Bridge northward to Apsley Road and Chantry Road. The many features include Tyndall's Park, Park Row, tramways, Victoria Rooms, Victoria Park, St Andrew's church, Christ Church, Zoo, Clifton College, Clifton Down station, Cotham, Haymarket, St James church, Colston Avenue, St Nicholas church, tram depot, Royal Infirmary, Colston Hall, Cabot Tower, Turkish Baths

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (North-East) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 72.13a) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers a major area of Bristol including the Easton area to the NE. Coverage stretches from Castle Street eastward to Lyppiatt Road and Avonvale Road, and from Old Bread Street northward to Lower Ashley Road and Baptist Mills. The many features include Midland Railway St Philip's Station Branch with terminus and Goods Shed, GWR railway with Lawrence Hill station, Netham Works (in SE corner), engine shed, Holy Trinity church, St Philip & St Jacob's church, St Philip's Bridge over Floating Harbour, St Paul's church with St Paul's district, Public Library, Portland Square, soap works, River Frome, Bristol Wagon Works, Easton Colliery, Frog Marsh, The Wilderness

Alan Godfrey Maps Gloucester (South-West) & Hempsted 1900 (Gloucestershire Sheet 33.02) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the SW area of Gloucester, plus the village of Hempstead. The Gloucester area includes the Bristol Road southward to Tuffley Avenue, with a mile-long stretch of the Gloucester & Berkeley Canal. Features include Monk Meadow Dock, Baker's Quay, Llanthony Priory remains, St Luke's church, match factory, Railway Carriage & Wagon Works, Atlas Engineering Works, tramway, timber yards, High Orchard Wharf, High Orchard, malthouses, Midland Railway New Docks Branch, Llanthony Abbey Farm. The Hempsted area includes Hempsted Court, Newark Farm, St Swithin's church, Newark, site of Roman Camp. The reverse includes extracts from an 1894 directory, including private residents Ha-Y.The map links up with Gloucs sheet 25.14 Gloucester NW to the north and 33.03 Gloucester SE to the east.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bristol (South-East) 1902 (Gloucestershire Sheet 76.01b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bristol (SE); Gloucs 76.01Introduction by Alan GodfreyTemple Meads area, also Totterdown and St Philips Marsh

Alan Godfrey Maps Gloucester (North-West) 1901 (Gloucestershire Sheet 25.14) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the NW area of Gloucester, including the Docks. The River Severn runs through the map, with the East Channel curving round towards the city. The map includes the prison (left blank as usual for security reasons), The Docks, Victoria Dock (in SE corner of map), Barge Arm, cranes etc, Llanthony Dock, barracks, Lower Westgate Street, Over Causeway, Archdeacon Meadow, The Island, Castle Meads, Sud Meadow, Oxlease, Port Ham, Town Ham, GWR Docks Branch, stretch of main GWR line with Over Junction, Over Bridge, part of Over incl Dog Inn

Alan Godfrey Maps Gloucester (South-East) 1901 (Gloucestershire Sheet 33.03) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the SE area of Gloucester, with coverage stretching from Seymour Road and Spa Field eastward to Coney Hill, and from Park Road southward to Linden Road. The western two-thirds of the map is largely residential including Barton and Lower Barton Wards. Features include the GWR Gloucester Branch, with Cheltenham South Junction; the Midland Railway Bristol & Birmingham line; cemetery, Saint Bridge, Chequer's Bridge, St James church, Emlyn Foundry & Engineering Works, tramways and depot, Tredworth, infectious diseases hospital, MR High Orchard Branch, The Park, etc. The reverse includes a selection of street directory entries, incl Alfred Street, Barton Street, Brunswick Square, Park Road.

Alan Godfrey Maps City of Gloucester 1901 (Gloucestershire Sheet 25.15) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the central area of Gloucester, with coverage extending NE towardes Oxstalls and Cole Bridge. Features include the Cathedral, Westgate Street, Eastgate Street, Soutgate Street, Northgate Street, tramways, Shire Hall, St Catharine's church, Infirmary, Market, GWR and MR stations, locomotive sheds, Wotton Vill, First County Lunatic Asylum, Hillfield House, Barnwood Bridge, Wotton Farm, cattle market, Kingsholm, football ground, vinegar works

Alan Godfrey Maps Cheltenham (West) 1921 (Gloucestershire Sheet 26.07b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cheltenham (W); Gloucs sheet 26.07Introduction by Alan GodfreyRoyal Crescent, St James Square station, Montpelier Gdns, Lansdown station, Alstone area

Alan Godfrey Maps Cheltenham (East) 1921 (Gloucestershire Sheet 26.08b) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cheltenham (E); Gloucs sheet 26.08Introduction by Alan GodfreyClarence Square and Cambray Rd eastward to Battledown

Alan Godfrey Maps Tetbury 1899 (Gloucestershire Sheet 58.13) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Tetbury; Gloucs sheet 58.13Introduction by Alan Godfrey

Alan Godfrey Maps Stroud 1901 (Gloucestershire Sheet 49.03) - Old OS Maps

This detailed and busy map covers the south of Stroud and the area to the SW. Although the sheetlines are rather cruel to the town itself, there is much of interest, including 3 railway stations and numerous mills. The town centre is in the NE corner of the map including the High Street, The Cross, Rowcroft, George Street, GWR station, Wallbridge Basin, wharf, Lodgemore Mills, Fromehall Mills. St Lawrence's church is split by the top margin. Coverage then continues south to include Stroudwater Dye Works, Midland Railway station, Woodhouse, Tabernacle Walk, Rodborough Hill. Further west is the village of Rodborough, including St Mary's church, The Butts, Rodborough Court, Lightpill, Stanfields, woollen mills; west of this is Dudbridge, with woollen mills