Alan Godfrey Maps Newport Docks 1920 (Monmouthshire Sheet 33.08) - Old OS Maps

Large scale map of Newport DocksMonmouthshire sheet 33.08Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers North Dock, Aleandra Dock, Coronation Park, Engine Shed, South Dock, Central Store Depot and Graving Docks

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 Blackwood & Pengam 1920 (Monmouthshire Sheet 22.10) - Old OS Maps

Large scale map of Blackwood & Pengam Monmouthshire sheet 22.10Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers St David's Wood, Railway Station, Pengam Colliery, St David's Church, Cefn-forest

Alan Godfrey Maps Abertillery (South) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 17.12) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Abertillery (South); Monmouthshire sheet 17.12Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers Arial Griffin Colliery, Six Bells, Vivian Coal Pit, Gas Works, Hotels and Coach & Horses Public House.

Alan Godfrey Maps Abertillery (North) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 17.08) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Abertillery (North); Monmouthshire sheet 17.08Introduction by Ray LawrenceCovers Pen-y-Bont, Gray Pit, St Michael's Church, Rose Heyworth Colliery, Railway Station and Tillery Pit.

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 Pontnewynydd 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 18.14) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers Pontnewynydd and the area westward to Plas-y-coed and Llanerch Colliery.Features include Pontnewynydd itself with individual buildings neatly shown, GWR Eastern Valleys railway with station, Cwm-ant-ddu Branch, Cwm Ffrwd-oer Branch, Eastern Valleys loop line, Pentre-piod, Cwm-nant-ddu, Elled Colliery, Tranch Wood, St Luke's Church, Plas-y-coed, many railway sidings and junctions, old coal shafts, Waunfelin, Pontnewynydd Junction, Brewery, Pontypool Bakery, Play-y-coed Colliery, Greenland Colliery, Sheet & Galvanizing Works etc. On the reverse is a 1906 directory of Pontnewynydd.The map links up with sheet 18.10 Abersychan South to the north and 18.15 Pontypool North to the east..'

Alan Godfrey Maps Pontypool (North) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 18.15) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the northern part of Pontypool, with coverage extending northward from Pontypool Park to Trevethin and eastward to Ty-poeth Farm.Features include short stretch of canal, Pen-y-park, Pen-y-garn Farm, American Gardens, Trevethin, St Cadoc church, Pontypool Park Museum, Church View area, Pen-y-Garn area, Commercial Street area, Town Forge, stretch of GWR railway north of Crane Street station, Town Hall, St James church, St Alban's RC church, cattle market, mineral railway etc. On the reverse is an extract from a 1906 directory.The map links up with sheet 18.14 Pontnewynydd to the west, 23.03 Pontypool South to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps New Tredegar 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 17.09) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the mining village of New Tredegar, including Elliot's Town and, across the border in Glamorgan, Tir-Phil.Features include most of the village centre, with individual buildings neatly shown; West Elliot Colliery, Craig Bedw, Craig-Rhymney, St Michael's church Tir-Phil, Rhymney Railway with Tir-Phil station, Brecon & Merthyr Railway with New Tredegar & White Rose station, numerous mineral lines and sidings, tramways, Cefn-ehychdir, chapels, old coal levels, etc. A 1906 directory of New Tredegar is included on the reverse.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Ebbw Vale (South) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 11.14) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the southern part of Ebbw Vale, with coverage stretching from Chapel Row and the Upper Mills southward to Victoria Foundry.Features include Christ Church, Upper Mills, Victoria Colliery, Briery Hill area, steelworks, Bath Terrace, Lethbidge Terrace, Ebbw River, GWR Western Valleys railway, Coppee Coke Ovens, several old coal shafts, Drysiog Farm, many industrial sidings and railway lines, reservoirs etc.On the reverse is a contemporary directory for Briery Hill plus a 1906 GWR timetable for the Newport to Ebbw Vale line.The map links up with sheet 11.10 Ebbw Vale N to the north and 11.13 Tredegar (S) to the west.

Alan Godfrey Maps Tredegar (North) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 11.09) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the northern part of Tredegar, including Sirhowy. Coverage stretches from Dukestown and St Luke's church southward to Commercial Road.Features include north part of Tredegar Iron Works, Gelli Cottages, St George's church, Beaufort Row, Sirhowy area, Sirhowy Inn, The Four Rows, Dukestown area, Scwrfa area, LNWR Sirhowy Branch with Sirhowy station, numerous mineral lines, old coal pits, old quarries, coke ovens etc. A 1906 commercial directory of Tredegar is included on the reverse.The map links up with sheet 11.10 Ebbw Vale N to the east, 11.13 Tredegar S to the south.'

Alan Godfrey Maps Ebbw Vale (North) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 11.10) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the centre and northern part of Ebbw Vale, with coverage from St John's church at Newchurch southward to part of the Ebbw Vale Iron Works.The many features on a busy map include Ebbw Vale Blast Furnaces, part of Ebbw Vale Iron Works, Bwlch-y-garn pit, Queen's Square, Newtown, Pont-y-Gof, Hilltop Farm, Sychffos, Old Tunnel, LNWR railway with station, GWR railway with station and goods station, many mineral lines, Ebbw Vale House, St John's church, old quarries and pits etc. A 1906 directory of Ebbw Vale is included on the reverse.The map links up with sheet 11.06 Beaufort to the north, 11.09 Tredegar N to the west and Ebbw Vale (S) to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Tredegar (South) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 11.13) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the southern part of Tredegar, from Red Lion Square and Queen Square southward to Ty-trist Colliery and Pochin Crescent.Features include Whitworth Coal Pits, Whitworth Terrace, Bedwellty House, Ty-trist Colliery, George Town, Mount Pleasant, Water Works, Siloh Chapel, Bedwellty Union Workhouse, cemetery, Mountain Pit (disused), The Circle, Capel Saron, LNWR Sirhowy Branch with station and engine shed, coke ovens, railway sidings, Whitworth Coal Drift etc. Includes extracts from a 1906 directory on the reverse.The map links up with sheet 10.16 Rhymney North to the west, 11.09 Tredegar N to the north and 11.14 Ebbw Vale S to the east

Alan Godfrey Maps Rhymney (South) & Pontlottyn 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 16.04) - Old OS Maps

This very detailed map covers the southern part of Rhymney and extends southward to Pontlottyn.Features include Rhymney Iron Works (disused), New Dyffryn Colliery, Rhymney Railway with Rhymney and Pontlottyn stations, The Lawn, southern part of Rhymney town, Terrace Colliery (disused), Maerdy Colliery, Brecon & Merthyr Railway with Rhymney station, St Tyfaelog church Pontlottyn, MacLaren Colliery (No.2 Pit), Maerdy Houses, St John's RC church, Rhymney Limestone Railway, many mineral lines and sidings, etc. On the reverse is a 1906 directory of Pontlottyn.The map links up with sheet 10.16 Rhymney North to the north.

Alan Godfrey Maps Abersychan (South) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 18.10) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers much of Abersychan, with coverage stretching from Twyn-y-ffrwd and Waterloo southward to Snatchwood, and from British eastward to Company's Wood.Features include village centre with High Street area, GWR Monmouthshire Railway lines with Low Level and Tal-ywain stations, British Iron Works (largely demolished), British Farm, Pant-glas, mineral railway, many old mine workings and old shafts, Prospect Place area, Freehold Land area, Twyn-y-ffrwd area, chapels, old tramway, brick works etc. On the reverse is a 1906 directory of Abersychan plus a 1906 GWR timetable.The map links up with sheet 18.06 Abersychan North to the north and 18.14 Pontnewynydd to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Abersychan (North) 1899 (Monmouthshire Sheet 18.06) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the northern part of Abersychan, with coverage stretching from Bluett's Bridge northward to Pen-y-lan and Old Furnaces. Features include the Garndiffaith area, Victoria Village, Tal-y-Waun, Brightstown, GWR railway but no stations, Rising Sun Bridge, LNWR Abersychan Extension railway, mineral railways, Lower Varteg Colliery, Varteg Coal Crusher, Golynos, chemical works, old shafts, Hen-felin, Balance Houses, Garndiffaith Junction, viaduct, Avon-lwyd, etc. On the reverse are directories of Garndiffaith and Talywain.The map links up with sheet 18.10 Abersychan South to the south.'

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 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 Chepstow & District 1894 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 250) - Old OS Maps

This Inch to the Mile map covers the area around Chepstow and includes parts of both Monmouthshire and Gloucestershire. This map completes our coverage of Wales in the Inch to the Mile Series. Coverage stretches from Usk (in the top left corner) eastward to Thornbury and southward to Redwick and Almonsbury. The Severn Tunnel area is included together with a good stretch of the Severn Estuary. On the reverse is a map of Beachley in c.1920, showing the Shipworkers Camp and part of the Shipyard. 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: Almondsbury, Alveston, Alvington, Aust, Beachley, Hill, Lancaut, Littleton upon Severn, Northwick, Oldbury upon Severn, Olveston, Redwick, Rockhampton, Thornbury, Tidenham, Woolaston. Monmouthshire: Bishton, Caerwent

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 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 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 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.