Wolverhampton Area

Detailed map of Bushbury area. Staffs sheet 62.02
Introduction by Angus Dunphy
NW area of Wolverhampton, incl Dunstall Park racecourse and stn, Oxley Sidings, Bushbury, canal, Sandy Lane
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Tettenhall Staffs sheet 62.05
Introduction by Angus Dunphy
Map incls Tettenhall, Tettenhall Wood, also part of Compton, canal
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Wolverhampton (NW); Staffs 62.06
Historical introduction by John Boynton
Area from Princes Square north to Stafford Road Works, west to West Park, Newbridge House
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Wolverhampton (NE); Staffs 62.07
Historical introduction by John Boynton
Includes Heath Town. Covers both Wolverhampton rly stations, Park Village, workhouse.
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Finchfield Staffs sheet 62.09
Introduction by Angus Dunphy
Southern area of Tettenhall, from Wightwick Bridge to Finchfield
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Wolverhampton SW; Staffs sheet 62.10
Introduction by John Boynton
Covers area from Snow Hill and St John;s church southward to St Luke's church, Blakenhall, westward to Bradmore, Merridale and cemetery
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Wolverhampton (SE); Staffs 62.11
Historical introduction by Elizabeth Rees
Area from St James Square to East Park and Priestfield
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Upper Penn; Staffs sheet 62.14
Introduction by Angus Dunphy
From Penn Fields and Goldthorn Hill on south side of Wolverhampton, to Upper Penn
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Ettingshall; Staffs sheet 62.15
Historical introduction by John Boynton
From Cockshutts Colliery area on outskirts of Wolverhampton to Ettingshall, Millfield, Spring Vale
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Bilston; Staffs sheet 62.16a
Historical introduction by Barrie Trinder
Earlier edition (coloured) includes Bradley Lodge Colliery, Bilston Quarries, Station, Iron Works, St Leonards Church.
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Bilston; Staffs sheet 62.16
Historical introduction by Elizabeth Rees
incl two stns, Bilston town, north part of Bradley, iron works, coal shafts

For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Penn Common; Staffs sheet 67.02
Introduction by Angus Dunphy
Largely rural map, from Penn Common and old race course to Greenleighs
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Sedgley (NE); Staffs sheet 67.03
Introduction by Angus Dunphy
incl Cinder Hill, Hurst Hill, Deepfields, Upper Ettingshall

For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Bradley; Staffs sheet 67.04a
1901 Version
Introduction by Robin Pearson
Coverage incl many colliery sites, Birmingham Canal, St Martins Church, Coseley Hall.

For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Bradley; Staffs sheet 67.04
Historical introduction by Angus Dunphy
Includes various stretches of Birmingham Canal, many sites of old collieries
1913 version
TEMPORARILY OUT OF PRINT
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Sedgley (W); Staffs sheet 67.06
Historical introduction by Angus Dunphy
largeyly rural area on west of Sedgley, reaching Sandyfields and Gospel End
For a detailed description of this map click here

Detailed map of Sedgley (SE); Staffs sheet 67.07
Introduction by Angus Dunphy
Includes Swan Village and West Coseley. Covers area from Sedgley east to Roseville, se to Swan Village, south to Clarence St. Incl tram depot, Modenhill, Woodsetton, Parkes Hall, The Coppice, Claycroft Colliery
For a detailed description of this map click here