Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Market Rasen


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Here are the details of maps for Market Rasen & Middle Rasen:

  • Lincolnshire Sheet 45.12 Market Rasen 1905 - published 2003; introduction by Nick Lyons

    This detailed map covers the market town of Market Rasen, and coverage also continues west to include part of Middle Rasen. Features on the map include Market Rasen Market Place, St Thomas church, station, The Elms, King Street, Queen Street, Clare Lodge, Willingham Street, Chapel Street, malthouses, saw mill, windmill, disused corn mill, Croft's Farm. At Middle Rasen features include site of church, Brook Cottage, Mount Pleasant. On the reverse we include directories for both Market Rasen and Middle Rasen in 1905.


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