Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Yorkshire

This detailed map covers the Yorkshire villages of Gomersal and Birstall. Features at Gomersal include Gomersal Hall, LNWR station, Birdacre, Grove Chapel, Gomersal Mill, Upper Spen Mills, Gomersal Hill Top, St Mary's church, Gomersal Chemical Works, Upper Lane Mills. On the eastern side of the map is the village of Birstall, where features include Oakwell Soap Works, Market Place, St Peter's church, Rectory Farm, College Mill, Carrs Mill, Brier Mill, Ridings Hall, Birstall Smithies, Birstall Foundry, Brier Hall, Popeley House, Popeley Mills, tramway. Part of the LNWR Birstall Branch terminus is at the eastern margin. We include 1889 directories for both villages on the reverse.

The map links up with sheet 232.05 Cleckheaton to the west, 232.10 Liversedge to the south.

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