Nelson 1910 (Lancashire Sheet 56.07)

Description: eBay Store Design by Visualsoft Nelson 1910 (Lancashire Sheet 56.07) - Old OS Maps £3.50 | This highly detailed map covers the Lancashire weaving town of Nelson, of which author Alan Crosby asks whether it is the only important place in Britain to be named after a public house, the Lord Nelson. This is a very busy map, and coverage stretches from Charles Street and Rook Street southward to Little Marsden, and from Lomeshaye Mills eastward to Glenfield Road. The many features include the railway with station and goods station, skating rink, Lomeshaye, Bradley, Whitefield, Little Marsden, tramways, Walverden Park, Victoria Park, Carr Hall. The many mills include Lomeshaye, Spring Bank, Whitefield, Albert, Laurel Bank, Seedhill, Pendle Street, Parkfield, Vale Street Shed Ask a Question Description About the 'Alan Godfrey Old Ordnance Survey Maps' Series Alan Godfrey has so far published over 2,000 of these detailed street maps for towns in England, Wales and Scotland. The Maps are highly detailed, taken from the old Ordnance Survey 1/2500 scale plans and reprinted at about 14 inches to the mile (1:4,340). Most maps cover about one mile (1.6kms) by one and a half miles (2.4kms) - Adjoining sheets can be assembled together to provide wider coverage. They cover towns in great detail, showing individual houses and property boundaries, railway tracks, factories, churches, mills, canals, tramways and even minutiae such as dockside cranes, fountains, signal posts, pathways, sheds, wells, etc. A number of locations are covered by two or three maps, each covering different time periods allowing you to see the development of the area over half a century or more. In addition, Alan Godfrey are now offering some coloured maps - making use of the original hand-coloured versions from Ordnance Survey. eBay Store Design by Visualsoft

Price: 3.5 GBP

Location: SN101XA

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