Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Yorkshire

This detailed map covers southern Keighley, including much of the town centre. The map covers an area from the southern tip of Keighley station southward to Ingrow station (bottom left corner) and eastward to Thwaites Brow. Much of the town's industrial heritage is shown, including Ingrow Mills, Prospect Mill, Beech Mills, Knowle Mill, Greengate Mills, Crown iron works, Walk Mills, Anchor Iron Works, North Brook iron works, Devonshire Mills, Springfield Mills, North Beck Mills, Low Mill, Devonshire Works, Worth Valley Tool Works. The Midland Railway's Worth Valley Branch is shown as far as Ingrow station, together with the parallel GNR line, with Ingrow station, engine shed and goods station. Features within the town centre include St Andrew's church, High Street, Low Street, tramways, Holy Croft, Greengate, Park Wood Bottom. Eastward the map rises up to Thwaites Brow and Long Lee. On the reverse we include a list of private residents from a 1917 directory.

This map links up with Sheet 185.16 Keighley North to the north.

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