Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Cheshire

This detailed map covers the small town of Nantwich, just SW of its newer but now larger neighbour, Crewe. Most of the town is covered, and features include the railway with Nantwich station, Market Drayton Junction, Shropshire Union Canal, Shrewbridge Hall Farm, Parkfield House, Wrights Almshouses, Hospital Street, Elm House, Nantwich Mill, Wych House Bank, Snow Hill, clothing manufactory, St Mary's church, chapels, High Street, Dovehouse Croft, Wilbraham's Almshouses, Nantwich Aqueduct, Marsh Farm (at west edge of map), River Weaver etc. A commercial directory of Nantwich in 1897 is included on the reverse.

Please note that due to an error the map carries an incorrect sheet number, 61.13, on the cover.

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