Alan Godfrey Maps West Bridgford 1899 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.10) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers West Bridgford and Wilford, immediately south of Nottingham. Features include St Wilfrid's church, Wilford House, Wilford Cottage, Wilford Grange, the Loughborough Road area, St Giles church etc. The map links up with Notts sheet 42.06 Nottingham South to the north.

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham (South) 1913 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.06c) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The 1880 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. The maps cover the south part of Nottingham in detail, with coverage stretching from Broad Marsh and Narrow Marsh southward to Trent Bridge cricket ground, and from Holles Crescent eastward to Sneinton Hollows. Features include (1899 version) River Trent, Forest football ground, Trent Bridge, St Christopher's church, Midland Railway with main station, locomotive sheds, Mansfield Junction, GNR railway with terminus, carriage shed, Sneinton Junction, GCR railway with engine shed, carriage shed, Meadows Cricket Ground, tramways, Nottingham Canal, St George's church, Nottingham Castle, LNWR railway goods branch with goods shed, East Croft, Hay Market, St Gabriel's church, Tinkers Leen, bonded stores, St Nicholas church etc. The 1880 map shows the area at an earlier stage, before the Great Central Railway had opened through the city. The map links up with Notts sheet 42.02 Central Nottingham to the north, 42.05 Lenton to the west and 42.10 West Bridgford to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Central Nottingham 1913 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.02c) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The 1881 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. The maps cover the heart of Nottingham in detail, with coverage stretching from Portland Road and General Cemetery eastward to Sneinton Elements and Randolph Street; and from High Pavement northward to Cranmer Street. Features (1899 map) include Victoria station, Market Place, St Mary's church, St Philip's church, St Stephen's church, Sneinton Market, St Matthias church, St Catharine's church and cemetery, Rosehill Farm, St Ann's church, lace factories, St Barnabas RC Cathedral, Arboretum, High School, tramways, University College, lace dressing rooms, Theatre Royal, Guildhall, Music Hall, House of Refuge, St Mark's church etc. The 1881 map shows the city at an earlier stage, before Victoria station had been built. Each map included extracts from early street directories. The map links up with Notts sheet 38.14 Nottingham North to the north, 42.01 Radford to the west and 42.06 Nottingham South to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bulwell (West) & Nuthall 1913 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 37.08) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the western part of Bulwell. The small village of Nuthall is in the SW corner of the map. Features include Midland Railway and Great Northern Railway, Bulwell Colliery, Nuthall village with St Patrick's church, Northern Cemetery, potteries, limekilns and quarries, St John's church, brickworks, Commercial Road area, Hempshill Lane area, etc. The map links up with Notts sheets 38.05 Bulwell to the east and 37.07 Kimberley to the west.

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 West Retford & Babworth 1884 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 09.15) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of West Retford and Babworth. Nottinghamshire Sheet 9.15Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers West Retford, including station; also Babworth Hall and Babworth Park

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 Old Basford 1913 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 38.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Old Basford. Notts Sheet 38.09Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Vernon Park, Basford & Bulwell Station, Basford Union Workhouse, St Aidan's Church, Basford Junction and Basford Hall.

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham (South) 1880 (Coloured Edition) (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.06a) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The 1880 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. The maps cover the south part of Nottingham in detail, with coverage stretching from Broad Marsh and Narrow Marsh southward to Trent Bridge cricket ground, and from Holles Crescent eastward to Sneinton Hollows. Features include (1899 version) River Trent, Forest football ground, Trent Bridge, St Christopher's church, Midland Railway with main station, locomotive sheds, Mansfield Junction, GNR railway with terminus, carriage shed, Sneinton Junction, GCR railway with engine shed, carriage shed, Meadows Cricket Ground, tramways, Nottingham Canal, St George's church, Nottingham Castle, LNWR railway goods branch with goods shed, East Croft, Hay Market, St Gabriel's church, Tinkers Leen, bonded stores, St Nicholas church etc. The 1880 map shows the area at an earlier stage, before the Great Central Railway had opened through the city. The map links up with Notts sheet 42.02 Central Nottingham to the north, 42.05 Lenton to the west and 42.10 West Bridgford to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham (Radford) 1899 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.01) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Nottingham (Radford); Notts sheet 42.01Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Christ Church, St Peter's Church, Cycle Works, Wellington House and Radford Station.

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham (Lenton) 1899 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.05) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Nottingham (Lenton); Notts sheet 42.05Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Lenton Station, Lenton North Junction, Tannery & Leather Works, Holy Trinity Church, Lenton South Junction and part of Nottingham Canal.

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham (Arnold & Daybrook) 1899 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 38.06) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Nottingham (Arnold & Daybrook). Notts Sheet 38.06Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Railway Station, Arnot Hill, Arnoldgrove St Paul's Church and Cemetery.

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 Eastwood (West) & Langley Mill 1913 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 37.01) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Eastwood (West) & Langley Mill. Notts Sheet 37.01Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Railway Station, Nottingham Canal, Erewash Canal, St Mary's Church, Cemetery, Dunstead Lodge, New Langley Colliery and Langley Mill Lock

Alan Godfrey Maps East Retford 1884 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 09.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of East Retford. Nottinghamshire Sheet 9.16Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers East Retford from Market Square eastward to edge of town, includes South Retford.

Alan Godfrey Maps Central Nottingham 1881 (Coloured edition) (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.02a) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The 1881 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. The maps cover the heart of Nottingham in detail, with coverage stretching from Portland Road and General Cemetery eastward to Sneinton Elements and Randolph Street; and from High Pavement northward to Cranmer Street. Features (1899 map) include Victoria station, Market Place, St Mary's church, St Philip's church, St Stephen's church, Sneinton Market, St Matthias church, St Catharine's church and cemetery, Rosehill Farm, St Ann's church, lace factories, St Barnabas RC Cathedral, Arboretum, High School, tramways, University College, lace dressing rooms, Theatre Royal, Guildhall, Music Hall, House of Refuge, St Mark's church etc. The 1881 map shows the city at an earlier stage, before Victoria station had been built. Each map included extracts from early street directories. The map links up with Notts sheet 38.14 Nottingham North to the north, 42.01 Radford to the west and 42.06 Nottingham South to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Bulwell 1913 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 38.05) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bulwell. Notts Sheet 38.05Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Bulwell common Station, St Mary's Church, Bulwell Forest Station, Highbury Vale, Forest Side, Bulwell Station and Southglade Farm

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham (Sherwood) 1899 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 38.10) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the Sherwood area, on the north side of Nottingham.Coverage extends northward to Thackeray's Lane. Features include GNR railway with Sherwood station, Mapperley Brick Works with railway incline, Lace Factory, Woodthorpe Grange, Breck Hill Farm, Woodthorpe House, Bagthorpe Hospital, Workhouse under construction, The Cedars and Woodthorpe Lodge convalescent hospitals, Arno Vale. On the reverse are street dirctories for Mansfield Road for 1891 and 1902. The map links up with Notts sheets 38.06 Arnold to the north, 38.14 Nottingham North to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham NW (New Basford & Hyson Gn) 1913 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 38.13) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Nottingham NW. Notts Sheet 38.13Introduction by Ron BlakeNW area of Nottingham, includes Hyson Green, New Basford, Whitemoor, westward to Aspley Hall

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham (North) 1913 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 38.14) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the north part of Nottingham, including the Carrington area, much of Mapperley and Alexandra Park. Coverage stretches from Exeter Road eastward to The Wells Road, and from St Ann's Hill northward to Percival Road. Features include Forest House, tramways, Carrington station, Sherwood Hill Works, Forest Recreation Ground, Bellevue Reservoir, St John's church, Hungerhill Gardens, Stonepit Coppice Gardens, Alexandra Park area, Lunatic Asylum, Mapperley Hall, St Jude's church, Carrington Market Place etc. On the reverse are street directory entries for Magdala Road, Redcliffe Road, Private Road, Sherwood Rise, Woodborough Road in 1902. The map links up with Notts sheets 38.10 Sherwood to the north, 38.13 Nottingham NW to the west and 42.02 Central Nottingham to the south.

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 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 The Dukeries & Sherwood Forest (North) 1906 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 113) - Old OS Maps

This One Inch to the Mile map covers the area known as The Dukeries, and part of Sherwood Forest. Coverage stretches from Market Warsop eastward to the River Trent and North Collingham, and from Fast Markham southward to the northern outskirts of Newark (Newark station is at the foot of the map). The only towns on the map are Tuxford and Ollerton, though there are several great estates, such as Welbeck Park, Thoresby Park, Wellow Park. On the reverse is a more detailed map of Sutton upon Trent, complete with directory. It is not possible to list the many hamlets, farmsteads and other topographical features shown on these maps. However, you may find it useful if we list the towns and principal villages or church parishes that are included on this map. Nottinghamshire: Averham, Bathley, Besthorpe, Bilsthorpe, Blidworth, Bothamsall, Boughton, Carlton upon Trent, Caunton, Clipstone, Cromwell

Alan Godfrey Maps Newark 1900 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 35.03) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the centre of Newark, and its southern and western outskirts. Coverage stretches from Queen's Road southward to Sconce Hills. Features include Market Place, St Mary's church, chapels, part of Midland Railway with southern end of station, Castle remains, Flour Mill with railway connection, River Trent, Hospital, Town Hall, chapels, schools, St Catherine's Well, Farndon Field, malthouse, Trent Bridge, Town Wharf Grammar School, Chantry House, The Friary, Devon Bridge etc. On the reverse are street directory entries for Balderton Gate, Carter Gate, Castle Gate

Alan Godfrey Maps Nottingham (South) 1899 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.06b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The 1880 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. The maps cover the south part of Nottingham in detail, with coverage stretching from Broad Marsh and Narrow Marsh southward to Trent Bridge cricket ground, and from Holles Crescent eastward to Sneinton Hollows. Features include (1899 version) River Trent, Forest football ground, Trent Bridge, St Christopher's church, Midland Railway with main station, locomotive sheds, Mansfield Junction, GNR railway with terminus, carriage shed, Sneinton Junction, GCR railway with engine shed, carriage shed, Meadows Cricket Ground, tramways, Nottingham Canal, St George's church, Nottingham Castle, LNWR railway goods branch with goods shed, East Croft, Hay Market, St Gabriel's church, Tinkers Leen, bonded stores, St Nicholas church etc. The 1880 map shows the area at an earlier stage, before the Great Central Railway had opened through the city. The map links up with Notts sheet 42.02 Central Nottingham to the north, 42.05 Lenton to the west and 42.10 West Bridgford to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Central Nottingham 1899 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 42.02b) - Old OS Maps

Alan Godfrey has published three versions of this map, showing how the area developed across the years. The 1881 version is in full colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. The maps cover the heart of Nottingham in detail, with coverage stretching from Portland Road and General Cemetery eastward to Sneinton Elements and Randolph Street; and from High Pavement northward to Cranmer Street. Features (1899 map) include Victoria station, Market Place, St Mary's church, St Philip's church, St Stephen's church, Sneinton Market, St Matthias church, St Catharine's church and cemetery, Rosehill Farm, St Ann's church, lace factories, St Barnabas RC Cathedral, Arboretum, High School, tramways, University College, lace dressing rooms, Theatre Royal, Guildhall, Music Hall, House of Refuge, St Mark's church etc. The 1881 map shows the city at an earlier stage, before Victoria station had been built. Each map included extracts from early street directories. The map links up with Notts sheet 38.14 Nottingham North to the north, 42.01 Radford to the west and 42.06 Nottingham South to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Newark (East) 1899 (Nottinghamshire Sheet 35.04) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Newark (E); Notts sheet 35.04Historical introduction by Tim WarnerCovers area south of station and Beacon Hill