published 2007; introduction by Mike Bone
This map covers the port of Avonmouth, opened in 1877, and is a valuable addition to our group of maps for the Bristol area. The map shows Avonmouth Dock in detail, including railway sidings, locks, even mooring posts. Other features include St Andrew's church, Dock station, Marine Hotel, Swash Channel, Dunball Island, isolation hospital, Pier station, lighthouse, cattle lairs, and the group of streets nearby. On the reverse we include a directory of Avonmouth in 1904, plus railway timetables for the Pilning-Avonmouth line in 1929 and Clifton-Avonmouth line 1906.

published 2009; introduction by Mike Bone
This detailed map covers most of the village of Brislington, to the SE of Bristol. Coverage stretches from Montrose Avenue and Bristol Hill eastward to the River Avon and The Batch. Features include tramway, Brislington House, Winash House, Emery's Farm, Doncaster Farm, Hicks Gate Farm, Flowers Hill Farm, Brislington Hall, Oakenhill Farm, St Luke's church, Assembly Rooms, Brislington Hill House, short stretch of GWR railway etc. On the reverse we include directories of Brislington and Hanham in 1894.
The map links up with sheet 76.02 St Annes Park to the north and 76.05 Knowle to the west.

Detailed map of Bristol (NE) 1902; Gloucs sheet 72.13
Introduction by Alan Godfrey
Old Market St and St Pauls church, to Lawrence Hill and Lower Easton

Detailed map of Bristol (NW); Gloucs sheet 71.16
Introduction by Alan Godfrey
Very busy map, covering from Clifton College and Zoo to Stokes Croft, Tyndall's Park, Park Row, Colston Ave


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

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


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

Detailed map of Ashton Court Gloucestershire 75.03
Introduction by Mike Bone
Incl small western tip of Bristol docks and Clifton, incl The Paragon, but mostly west of river incl Ashton Court, Ashton Vale, Bower Ashton, Clifton Bridge stn

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

Detailed map of Sneyd Park; Gloucs sheet 71.11
Introduction by Mike Bone
incl Sneyd Park, Rockleaze, Downleaze, Seamills stn; also part of Portishead rly on Somerset bank.

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

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

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

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

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

published 2007; introduction by Barrie Trinder
This detailed map is one of a pair of maps for Cirencester. It covers the eastern half of the town, with coverage stretching from the east end of Market Place eastward to Kingshill Lane and beyond. Partb of Preston village, including All Saints church, is in the SE corner. A major aspect of the map is the Watermoor area, where features include the Midland & South Western Junction Railway with station and engine house. Other features include Trinity church, Watermoor House, Poor Law Institution, Royal Nursery, Dyer Street, Victoria Road, Watermoor Road, Tower Street, The Avenue, Lewis Lane, The Beeches, Golden Farm, isolation hospital, Preston Forty. On the reverse we include extracts from an 1894 directory, including Commercial entries J-Z. On the reverse we include a commercial directory from 1894, entries A-I and a 1906 timetable for the GWR's Cirencester Branch.
The map links up with a map for Cirencester West.



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published 2007; introduction by Barrie Trinder
This detailed map is one of a pair of maps for Cirencester. It covers the western half of the town, coverage running from the Market Place and St John's church westward to Cirencester Park and College Farm; and from Coxwell Street and The Abbey southward to Cranhams Farm and Chesterton. Features include Castle Street, Park Street, GWR terminus, Bull Ring (Roman Amphitheatre), cattle market, Ashcroft Road, Cricklade Street, Cirencester Park, cemetery, Cotswold bacon factory, Royal Agricultural College. The fine detail includes individual houses, clearly delineated. On the reverse we include a commercial directory from 1894, entries A-I and a 1906 timetable for the GWR's Cirencester Branch.
The map links up with a map for Cirencester East.





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


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published 2008; introduction by Derrick Pratt
This detailed map covers the small town of Coleford, at the western edge of the Forest of Dean. The town is central to the map, and features here include both railway stations with railway tracks, Market Place, Town Hall, St John's church, and all houses and other buildings neatly shown. Coverage extends SW to Whitecliff, incl old limekilns and quarries; east to Lord's Hill and to the urban district boundary; NE to Poolway, Poolgreen, Baker's Hill, Littledean Lane End and Broadwell Farm. On the reverse we include an 1894 directory of Coleford.

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

Detailed map of Gloucester; Gloucs sheet 25.15
Introduction by Alan Godfrey
Main city map, incl Cathedral, Northgate St, stations, Kingsholm, Wotton


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Detailed map of Gloucester (NW); Gloucs sheet 25.14
Introduction by Alan Godfrey
Includes The Docks, The Island, Over

Detailed map of Gloucester (SE); Gloucs sheet 33.03
Introduction by Alan Godfrey
Barton, Tredworth, Coney Hill area

Detailed map of Gloucester (SW); Gloucs sheet 33.02
Introduction by Alan Godfrey
Includes Hempsted. Bristol Rd and canal area

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

published 2009; introduction by Mike Bone
This detailed map covers most of the village of Knowle, south of Bristol. Coverage stretches from Somerset Road southward to Hengrove House, and from Lower Knowle Farm eastward to West Town Farm. Features include Brislington station, Queen's Dale Farm, Firfield House, Racecourse Cottages, St Martin's church, House of Charity, Lower Knowle, Bear's Bridge, Kingshill House, western edge of Brislington. On the reverse we include a street directory for Wells Road, plus railway timetables for the Bristol-Radstock-Frome line in 1906 and 1929.
The map links up with sheet 76.01 Knowle to the north and 76.06 Brislington to the east.

Detailed map of Long Ashton Gloucestershire 75.07
Introduction by Mike Bone
Village on SW of Bristol; also incl South Liberty Colliery.

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

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

Detailed map of Shirehampton; Gloucs sheet 71.06
Introduction by Mike Bone
Also incl part of Pill on Somerset side; stns on Avonmouth and Portishead lines; directories for Shirehampton and Pill, plus rly timetable for Avonmouth line

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

Detailed map of Tewkesbury; Gloucs sheet 12.09
introduction by Malcolm Nixon
Double-sided map to give good coverage of town, incl Abbey, rly stns, battle-site


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Detailed map of Winchcombe. Gloucestershire Sheet 20.07
Introduction by Barrie Trinder

published 2007; introduction by Barrie Trinder
This detailed map is double sided to provide maximum coverage of this small south Cotswolds town. The main map covers the western part of the town, with coverage extending from Church Street westward to New Mills (shown here as working Elastic & Pins) and Berryhill Farm, and southward to Langford silk mill and Hawpark Farm. Features include Merlin Haven, Bradley, Wotton Hill, Bushford Bridge, The Butts, Long Street, Hack corn mill, Chipping House, Ellerncroft. On the reverse we include a good section of adjacent sheet 56.16, covering St Mary's church, Potters Pound, Ragnall, Holywell, Coombe House, Sinwell, Silverstreet, Dyersbrook, and extending east to Warren Wood and Torhill Quarries.