Alan Godfrey Maps Selly Oak & Bournville 1937 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.04c) - 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 Stourbridge (South) & Oldswinford 1901 (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 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 Halesowen (East) 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 5.13a) - Old OS Maps

We have published two versions of this map, showing how the area changed across the years. The maps cover the eastern part of Halesowen, with coverage extending eastward to Lapal Farm and Carter's Lane.Features include Halesowen & Northfield railway with Halesowen station, Dudley Canal, Heywood Bridge, Hagley Street and Cornbow area of Halesowen town, The Grange, St Mary's Abbey, Furnace Hill, Lapal House, The Leasows, Webb's Green.The map links up with Worcestershire sheets 4.16 Halesowen West to the west, 5.09 Coombeswood to the north.

XYZ Maps Worcestershire County Map

This is a large ceremonial county map of Worcestershire highlighting the county border, with the surrounding area faded out for excellent contrast. The map covers Worcester, Bromsgrove, Stourport-on-Severn, Droitwich, Evesham, Kidderminster and Malvern. The county map shows the latest County and Unitary Authority Boundaries, Overlaid on a Clear and Easy to Read Ordnance Survey map.

XYZ Maps Worcester - WR - Postcode Wall Map

The Worcester Postcode Sector Wall Map shows detailed postcode sector boundaries (WR1 1, WR1 2) on a comprehensive background and is perfect for determining postcode boundaries for sales areas, planning mailshots and also an excellent reference for logistics. This wall map covers the whole of the WR Postcode Area.

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 Pedmore 1921 (Worcestershire Sheet 9.02) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Pedmore; Worcs sheet 9.02Introduction by Malcolm Nixonincl Pedmore Common through to Hagley

Alan Godfrey Maps Northfield (North) 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.07) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Northfield. Worcestershire 10.07Introduction by Malcolm NixonCovers northern part of Northfield, includes Bell Inn, Haygreen Farm

Alan Godfrey Maps Malvern: The Wyche 1926 (Worcestershire Sheet 39.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Malvern: The Wyche. Worcs Sheet 39.16Introduction by Malcolm NixonCovers Lower and Upper Wyche, Malvern Common, Worcestershire Beacon, All Saints Church and Mathon Park.

Alan Godfrey Maps Droitwich (South) 1901 (Worcestershire Sheet 29.02) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Droitwich (South). Worcestershire Sheet 29.02Introduction by Malcolm NixonCovers St Peter's Chuch, Hazdor House, Brine Baths Park, St Mary's Church and Park Hotel

Alan Godfrey Maps Droitwich (North) 1901 (Worcestershire Sheet 22.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Droitwich (North). Worcestershire Sheet 22.14Introduction by Malcolm NixonCovers Impney Park, St Augustine's Church, Westford House, St Andrew's Church and Dodderhill Court

Heron Maps Oxford Canal: Oxford to Hawkesbury Junction and to Coventry

Ordnance Survey Explorer Active map 205 - Stratford-upon-Avon & Evesham (Waterproof)

Ordnance Survey Explorer map 205 - Stratford-upon-Avon & Evesham

Heron Maps Stourport Ring and Droitwich Ring

Insight Travel Guides Insight Great Breaks: Cotswolds

Alan Godfrey Maps Griffin's Hill 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.03) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the area of Northfield that includes Griffin's Hill. This was a largely rural area in 1902, but features include St Mary's church, Griffin's Hill, Woodbrooke Farm, Woodbrooke, Lodge Hill Cemetery, Sellypark Farm, Manor House, Cottage Homes (for King's Norton Poor Law), Shendley Court Farm.

Alan Godfrey Maps Grosmont & North York Moors 1857-65 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 43) - Old OS Maps

This One Inch to the Mile map covers a major part of the North York Moors, with coverage stretching from Egton, Castleton and Grosmont southward to Lastingham and Levisham. Several of the dales are covered: Rosedale, Farndale, Bransdale, Bilsdale. On the reverse is a detailed map of the village of Grosmont in 1910. 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.Yorkshire North Riding: Bransdale, Castleton, Chop Gate, Dale End, Danby, Egton, Fangdale Beck, Farndale, Goathland, Grosmont, Ingleby Greenhow, Lastingham, Levisham

Alan Godfrey Maps Dudley, Bridgnorth & District 1898 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 167) - Old OS Maps

This One Inch to the Mile map fills a major gap in the series. It covers the western part of the Black Country, plus a good section of east Shropshire. Coverage stretches from Dudley and Tipton westward to Morville, and from Bilston southward to Wolverley. Featuires include much of the Severn Valley Railway, Kinlet Park, the industrial area around Sedgley, the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal, etc. On the reverse is a map of the village of Trysull. 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. Shropshire: Alveley, Billingsley, Bridgnorth, Chelmarsh, Claverley, Eardington, Glazeley, Highley, Middleton Scriven, Morville, Oldbury, Quatford

Alan Godfrey Maps Halesowen (West) 1901 (Worcestershire Sheet 4.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Halesowen (W); Worcs sheet 4.16Introduction by John MaddisonCovers Hasbury, St John the Baptist Church, Highfields Park, Spring Hill, Short Cross and Witley Colliery.

Alan Godfrey Maps Redditch (West) 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 23.07) - Old OS Maps

Detailerd map of Redditch (West). Worcs Sheet 23.07.Introduction by Malcolm NixonCovers the western part of the town, includes station, Cemetery, Fox & Goose Inn, Bridley Moor Farm, Chapel and Queens Head Inn.

Alan Godfrey Maps Redditch (East) 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 23.08) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of east Redditch. Worcestershire Sheet 23.08Introduction by Malcolm NixonCovers St Stephen's church, Ipsley Lodge, Eadie Cycle Works, St George's Church, The Holloway and Redditch Brick Works.

Alan Godfrey Maps NW Oxfordshire 1911 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 218) - Old OS Maps

This map covers the area of Oxfordshire around Chipping Norton, with small portions of other counties at the fringe. Coverage stretches from Adlestrop eastward to Aynho, and from Bodicote southward to Kirtlington Park. Features include the Banbury & Cheltenham Direct railway, and several major estates: Weston Park, Middleton Park, Heythrop Park, Aynho Park. 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: Adlestrop, Bledington, Great Wolford. Northamptonshire: Aynho, King's Sutton, Newbottle. Oxfordshire: Barford St John, Barford St Michael, Bloxham, Bodicote, Broughton, Chadlington, Chastleton, Chipping Norton

Alan Godfrey Maps Longbridge 1937 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.14) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Longbridge. Worcs Sheet 10.14Introduction by Malcolm Nixonincl Longbridge Motor Works, Rednal, Leach Heath

Alan Godfrey Maps Malvern Link 1926 (Worcestershire Sheet 40.05) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers most of Malvern Link, with coverage extending from Albert Park Road northward and eastward to St Leonard's church, Newland. Features include railway with station, Upper Howsell, Quest Hills, St Cuthbert's school, saw mill, laundry, Link Farm, motor works, St Matthias church, Worcester Road area, St Leonards and convent, Beauchamp Almshouses, Newland, The Grange, St Leonard's church. On the reverse are a selection of street directory entries, including Church Road, Howsell Road, Pickersleigh Road, Richmond Road, Worcester Road. The map links up with sheet 40.09 Gt Malvern East to the south.

Alan Godfrey Maps Great Malvern (East) 1926 (Worcestershire Sheet 40.09) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the eastern part of Great Malvern, with coverage extending from the Priory Gardens eastward to Sherrard's Green, and from St James's Road southward to Court Road. Features include railway with station, Priory Gardens, Council House, Hatley St George, Swan Pool, Davenham, Mowbray House and other large houses, Girls College, Christ Church, Baths, Tomatoland, Cemetery, Chase Estate, Pickersleigh, Pound Bank, Court Farm, Old Elm Gospel Hall, Sherrad's Green, Moat Court etc. On the reverse ARE a selection of street directory entries, including Avenue Road

Alan Godfrey Maps Bromsgrove 1926 (Worcestershire Sheet 15.16) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bromsgrove; Worcs sheet 15.16Introduction by Malcolm NixonGood coverage of town centre, extending to Whitford Hall, Churchfields, Stoney Hill (but not station). Commercial directory on reverse

Alan Godfrey Maps Bewdley 1926 (Worcestershire Sheet 14.01) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Bewdley; Worcs sheet 14.01Introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers town, also Wribbenhal and station on east bank of Severn.Also includes directory and GWR timetable

Alan Godfrey Maps Tenbury 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 19.01) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Tenbury; Worcs sheet 19.01Introduction by Barrie TrinderSometimes called Tenbury Wells. Maps covers the town, also across the county boundary to station which is in Burford, Shropshire. includes directory & GWR timetable

Alan Godfrey Maps Great Malvern & West Malvern 1926 (Worcestershire Sheet 39.12) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the western part of Great Malvern, with coverage extending across North Hill and Sugarloaf Hill to West Malvern. Note that Herefordshire is left blank. Features include Priory Church, Assembly Rooms, Malvern Hydro, Promenade Gardens, Rose Bank Gardens, Church Street, Belle Vue Terrace, Foley Arms Hotel, St Ann's Well, Baptist Church, Holly Mount, Holly Mount Wood, Malvern Hotel, Lyttelton School, Public Library, Green Valley, Lady Howard de Walden Drive, North Malvern Quarries, Holy Trinity church, Link Top, St James church West Malvern

Alan Godfrey Maps King's Norton 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.12) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Kings Norton; Worcs sheet 10.12Introduction by Alan GodfreyCovers Walker's Heath, Moundsley Hall, St Nicholas's Church, Football Ground, Wychall House and The Grove.

Alan Godfrey Maps Northfield (South) 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.11) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Northfield; Worcs sheet 10.11Historical introduction by Alan GodfreyFrom St Lawrence's church southward to Turves Green

Alan Godfrey Maps Kineton & Banbury 1893 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 201) - Old OS Maps

This Inch to the Mile map covers much of southern Warwickshire with portions of Oxfordshire and Northants thrown in. Banbury is the largest place on the map, and other towns are Kineton and, in the SW corner, Shipston on Stour, in a detached portion of Worcestershire. Coverage stretches from Shipston and Hampton Lucy eastward to Byfield, and from Priors Marston southward to Banbury. The long closed East & West Junction Railway runs across the map and other features include numerous'stately homes': Compton Wynyates, Charlecote Park, Compton Verney, Radway Grange and others. On the reverse is an extract from Warwickshire Sheet 45.16 showing the centre of Kineton in detail, together with a directory. 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. Northamptonshire: Appletree, Aston le Walls, Byfield, Chalcombe, Charwelton, Chipping Warden, Lower Bodington, Middleton Cheney, Thenford

Alan Godfrey Maps Stourport 1901 (Worcestershire Sheet 14.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stourport; Worcs sheet 14.10Historical introduction by Barrie TrinderCovers Upper Mitton, Newtown, Mitton Gardens, Moor Hall and St Michael's Church.Double-sided map to include Areley Kings

Alan Godfrey Maps Redditch & District 1907 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 183) - Old OS Maps

This One Inch to the Mile map is split between Worcestershire and Warwickshire, covering an area south of the Birmingam conurbation. Coverage stretches from Bromsgrove eastward to Haseley and Hatton House, and from Longbridge southward to Great Alne. Robert Bearman describes this as a hilly area "often referred to as the'centre of England lying astride the watershed between the catchment areas of the River Severn to the south and the River Trent to the north". On the reverse is a good extract from Warwickshire Sheet 31.12 and this covers Henley in Arden in 1903, complete with directory. 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. Warwickshire: Aston Cantlow, Baddesley Clinton, Balsall, Beausale, Claverdon, Coughton, Dorridge, Great Alne, Haseley, Hatton, Henley in Arden, Knowle, Langley, Lapworth

Alan Godfrey Maps Cradley (South) 1901 (Worcestershire Sheet 4.12) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Cradley (S); Worcs sheet 4.12Introduction by Angus DunphyCovers Haden Hill, Timbertree Colliery, Corngreaves Works, Hightown, Overend and Toy's Green.

Alan Godfrey Maps Vale of Evesham & Stratford 1892 (Inch To The Mile Sheet 200) - Old OS Maps

This Inch to the Mile map covers part of south Warwickshire, including Stratford-on-Avon, and Worcestershire around Evesham, but one of its fascinating features is the complex pattern of county boundaries, with detached portions of both Warwickshire and Worcestershire to confuse us, along with a northern spur of Gloucestershire. I hope that I have listed the villages correctly below; doubtless purchasers of the map will advise me of any errors! Other towns include Alcester and, in the bottom margin, Chipping Camden, evidence that we are in the north Cotswolds here. The ancient Icknield Street runs through the map, as does the River Avon, and railways include the East & West Jct and the Barnet Green, Evesham & Alvechurch branch. On the reverse is an extract from Warwickshire Sheet 43.13, showing the little village of Salford Priors in detail, with its own directory. 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: Admington, Aston Subedge, Chipping Camden, Clifford Chambers, Cow Honeybourne

Alan Godfrey Maps Lifford & Bournville 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.08) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers an area southward of Birmingham that includes the southern part of Bournville, Lifford, Cotteridge and Stirchley Street. Coverage stretches from Middletonhall Road northward to Bournville station and eastward to Hazelwell Hall. Features include Midland Railway with Bournville station, Kings Norton station, Lifford station, the Lifford Loop and Goods Branch, Kings Norton Metal Works, Lifford Mill, Redhouse Farm, Watford House, High House, Rowheath Farm, St Agnes church, screw factory, Breedon Cross, Hazelwell Mill, Hazelwell Hall, Fordhouse Farm, Maryvale area of Bournville, ammunition works, southern tip of Bournville Works, Bournville Brass Foundry

Alan Godfrey Maps Halesowen (East) 1913 (Worcestershire Sheet 5.13) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Halesowen (E); Worcs sheet 5.13Introduction by Angus DunphyArea from High St and St John's chuch eastward to Webb's Green, Lapal House. includes station, Dudley Canal

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 Selly Oak & Bournville 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 10.04a) - 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 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 Wollaston 1901 (Worcestershire Sheet 4.09) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Wollaston; Worcs sheet 4.09Introduction by John Boynton.Covers St James's Church, Eggington Farm, Highpark Farm, Vicarage and Withybank.

Alan Godfrey Maps Stourbridge (North) 1901 (Worcestershire Sheet 4.10) - Old OS Maps

Detailed map of Stourbridge (N); Worcs sheet 4.10Introduction by John BoyntonIncludes Amblecote, Holy Trinity Church, Holloway End, Amblecote Hall, St Thomas' Church and Stambermill

Alan Godfrey Maps Hall Green 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 11.02) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the area of south Birmingham which would soon be known as Hall Green, although development had scarcely begun. In 1903 it was a largely rural area, the only piece of suburban development being around Dovey Road at the top of the map. Hall Green is in the SE quarter of the map; Stoney Lane runs down the western side. Fairly central to the map is Sarehole Mill, the inspiration for Ted Sandyman's Mill in The Hobbit. Tolkien lived on this map for a few years. Other features include Kyotts Lake, Hall Green House (at foot of map), Green Bank, Green Bank House, Sarehole Farm, Coldbath Cottage, Coldbath Farm, Ashleigh Grange, Billesley House, part of Wake Green in top left corner. On the reverse are street directory entries for College Road, Springfield Road, Stratford Road, Wake Green Road. The map links up with Warwickshire sheet 14.14 Sparkhill to the north.

Alan Godfrey Maps Worcester (South-West) 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 33.07) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the SW quarter of Worcester, with coverage stretching from St Andrew's church westward to Laughern Brook, and from The Butt southward to Boughton Park. The map is dominated by the St John's area. Features include River Severn, Worcester Bridge, tramway, County Cricket Ground, stretch of GWR railway with Henwick station, St John's cemetery, St John's church, Vernon Park, Pitmaston House, Bromwich Farm, Bridge Mills, Royal Albert Orphan Asylum, St John's Nurseries, cattle market, Butts Siding etc. On the reverse are a selection of street directory entries, including Bransford Road, Bridge Street, Broad Street, Bromyard Road, The Butts

Alan Godfrey Maps Worcester (South-East) 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 33.08) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the SE quarter of Worcester, with coverage stretching from High Street eastward to Nunnery Farm, and from Tallow Hill southward to Redhill Cross. A major feature of the map is the Cathedral and a good part of the city centre is shown, in detail. Other features include Worcester & Birmingham Canal, south part of Shrub Hill station and railway approaches, MR engine shed, Wyld's Lane Junction, Deanery, Guildhall, Worcester Vinegar Works, Workhouse, Spring Hill area, Green Hill area, Royal Porcelain Works, St Peter's church, Cottage Homes, St Catherine's Hill, Battenhall Mount, Red Hill, Perry Wood, sauce manufactory etc. On the reverse are a selection of street directory entries, including College Green/Precincts/Street/Yard

Alan Godfrey Maps Kidderminster 1921 (Worcestershire Sheet 8.15) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers most of the town of Kidderminster. Coverage stretches from Proud Cross and Sutton Road eastward to Chaddesley Road, and from Imperial Avenue southward to Holman Street. This is a busy map and the many features include GWR railway with station, numerous carpet works, Workhouse (at left margin of map), Stourvale Mill, Long Meadow Mills, Slingfield Spinning Mill, Park Wharf Mills, St John the Baptist church, Infirmary, Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal, tramways, Constitution Hill area, Cemetery, St George's church, High Street and town centre, brewery, Holy Trinity Convent, Axminster Works, St Mary & All Saints church, King Charles I Grammar School, Larkhill area

Alan Godfrey Maps Worcester (North-East) 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 33.04) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the NE quarter of Worcester, with coverage stretching from Foregate Street eastward to Elbury Hill, and from Lowesmoor northward to Astwood Cemetery. A major feature of the map is the railway coverage which includes Foregate Street station, the northern part of Shrub Hill station, engine sheds, loco and wagon repairing works, sidings, the Tunnel Loop Line, Tunnel Junction, Rainbow Hill Junction, Sheet Sheds etc. Other features include Shrub Hill Engineering Works, Shire Hall, Lansdowne Terrace, St Mary Magdalene church, gas works, Vulcan Iron Works, Newtown, Merriman's Hill, Gregory's Mill (disused), Worcester & Birmingham Canal, Rainbow Hill area, Portefields Farm

Alan Godfrey Maps Worcester (North-West) 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 33.03) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers the NW quarter of Worcester, with coverage stretching from The Tything westward to Dines Green, and from tne Infirmary northward to Lavender Road. Features include Pitchcroft, Race Course, Water Works, Leather Works, Barbourne College, brewery, Britannia Square, Infirmary, Shewring's Hospital, Royal Free Grammar School, St George's church, Baskerville House, Henwick Grove, Henwick Mill, Lower Temple Laughern, Ambrose Farm, Henwick Hall, Henwick Grange, Henwick House, Thorneloe Villa

Alan Godfrey Maps Quinton 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 5.10) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers an area westward of Birmingham that includes Quinton, and is crossed by Harborne Lane and Beech Lane. Coverage stretches from Bourne College eastward to Redhill Farm, and from Lightwoods Hill southward to Lower Ridgacre Farm. Though we have used the Worcestershire number, the map also includes Warwickshire sheet 13.10. Features on what was still a largely rural map include Beech Farm, Redhall Farm, Windmill Farm, Warley Farm, Highfield Farm, Quinton itself with Christ Church. On the reverse is a directory for The Quinton. The map links up with Staffordshire sheet 72.06 Warley to the north, Worcestershire sheet 5.09 Coombeswood to the east and Warwickshire sheet 13.11 Harborne to the east.

Alan Godfrey Maps Malvern Wells 1903 (Worcestershire Sheet 46.04) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the area from the Wyche Cutting southward to Green Lane, and from Hanley Road westward across the Hills to Colwall station. Features include (on the Malvern side) St Peter's church, Hornyold Arms Hotel, Holy Well, The Wells House, The Cottage, Essington Hotel, Hornyold Wood, Wood Farm, etc. A good section of the Malvern Hills is shown and across it (on the Herefordshire side) are Broadfields, Linden, Knell New House, Upper Wyche, Knell Farm, Winnings Farm, Redland Lodge, Colwall Stone, railway with Colwall station and both entrances to tunnel shown, Vinegar Works, New Court, The Gables, part of race course. On the reverse is part of adjacent sheet 46.08 extending coverage south to include St Wulstan's RC Chapel in Little Malvern

Alan Godfrey Maps Whiteheath Gate 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 5.01) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers sections of both Worcestershire and Staffordshire - sheet 72.01 - including the eastern part of Rowley Regis and western part of Oldbury. No major community is shown on the map, the main settlement being Whiteheath Gate. Features on the map include the Titford Canal, the Causeway Green Branch canal, Titford Bridge, Hartland Colliery, Park House Brick Works, Radnall Brick Works, Newbury Lane Brick Works, Ramrod Hall, Ramrod Hall Brick Works, Rowleyhall Colliery, Tippity Green, Perry's Lake, Prospect Quarry, Gadd's Green, Turner's Hill, Cloudland, Throne, Ramrod Colliery, Portway, fever hospital, Ivyhouse Farm

Alan Godfrey Maps Langley & Londonderry 1902 (Worcestershire Sheet 5.02) - Old OS Maps

This detailed map covers sections of both Worcestershire and Staffordshire - sheet 72.02 - including Langley, Langley Green, Tat Bank, Rood End and Londonderry. The Worcestershire area forms part of Oldbury Urban District. Coverage stretches from Park Lane eastward to Smethwick Hall, and from Cemetery Road southward to Causeway Green Road. Features include the Chemical Works of Albright & Wilson and Chance & Hunt; Holy Trinity church, St Michael's church, Crosswells Brewery, Titford Canal and Titford Feeder, Moat Farm, Langley Park, West Smethwick Park, smallpox hospital, Smethwick Hall, GWR railway with Langley Green station and part of Oldbury Branch, Dogkennel Lane area, Londonderry Road area etc. On the reverse are some extracts from the Langley entry in an 1896 directory. The map links up with Worcestershire sheet 5.01 Whiteheath Gate to the west, and Staffordshire sheets 68.14 Oldbury to the north, 72.03 Smethwick to the east and 72.06 Warley to the south.