Old Ordnance Survey Maps of The Potteries and Newcastle
The maps of the Potteries and Newcastle (which, of course, is always considered separate) have been a great success; and
no wonder, for their rich industrial townscape of potteries, collieries, steelworks, railways and, of course, distinct
townships makes for busy and fascinating maps. We shall be adding to the group. Each
map includes an introduction to the history of the area,
and where possible we include extracts from an early directory.
Further information about individual maps is given on our On-line Mapshop.
Click on the thumbnail right for an index map for the area. Here are the basic details:
11.08 Tunstall 1898 - published 1995; introduction by Alan Godfrey
11.12 Longport & Porthill 1898 - published 2004; intro by Malcolm Nixon
11.16 Wolstanton 1898 - published 2007; intro by Malcolm Nixon
12.05 Smallthorne & East Tunstall 1922 - publ 1996; intro by Alan Godfrey
12.06 Milton (North) 1898 - published 2008; intro by Malcolm Nixon
12.09 Burslem 1898 - publ 1994; intro by Alan Godfrey
12.13 Hanley & Etruria 1898 - publ 1993; intro by Alan Godfrey
12.14 Hanley East & Bucknall 1898 - publ 2003; intro by Malcolm Nixon
17.03 Silverdale 1898 - publ 2003; intro by Malcolm Nixon
17.04 Newcastle under Lyme 1898 - publ 1989; intro by Dave Adams
18.01 Stoke, Shelton & Hartshill 1898 - publ 1993; intro by Alan Godfrey
18.05 Stoke upon Trent (South) 1898 - publ 1993; intro by Alan Godfrey
18.06 Fenton 1922 - publ 2004; intro by Malcolm Nixon
18.10 Longton (West) 1898 - publ 1999; intro by Alan Godfrey
18.11 Longton (East) 1922 - publ 2004; intro by Malcolm Nixon
The area is also covered by the following Inch to the Mile map:
123 The Potteries 1895 - publ 2005; intro by Malcolm Nixon
Maps in the Godfrey Edition are taken from the 25 inch to the mile map and reduced to about 15 inches to the mile.
They cost just £ 2.25 each. For a full list of Staffordshire maps, return to the West Midlands page
You can now order maps direct from our On-line Mapshop. They are also available from various
local outlets.
Alan Godfrey Maps, Prospect Business Park, Leadgate, Consett, DH8 7PW. Tel 01207 583388
The Godfrey Edition / godfreyedition@btinternet.com / 6 Feb 2008
The maps of the Potteries and Newcastle (which, of course, is always considered separate) have been a great success; and
no wonder, for their rich industrial townscape of potteries, collieries, steelworks, railways and, of course, distinct
townships makes for busy and fascinating maps. We shall be adding to the group. Each
map includes an introduction to the history of the area,
and where possible we include extracts from an early directory.
Further information about individual maps is given on our On-line Mapshop.