Please note some of these maps will take ages to download, as we didn’t want to loose too much detail

• DERBYSHIRE DOWNLOAD ZIP FILE - Includes Jpg’s - 1.97mb
• DOWNLOAD ZIP FILE OF DERBYSHIRE MAPS - Includes Richard Blome’s County Map of Derbyshire 1673, Derby Town plan 1835 & also the Map of Parliamentart divisions 1888 - Requires Winzip or similar to open.
• DERBYSHIRE - County map of Derbyshire - By Richard Blome, Dated 1673
• The original map was once part of the Britannia Atlas, this version published in 1673. It shows all the major towns & villages in Derbyshire, though many places are spelt slightly different to the modern day spelling - such as: Tiddeswall=Tideswell / Wirkesworth=Wirksworth & Darbye=Derby.
• DERBYSHIRE - Derby Town Plan - By Creighton & Walker, Dated 1835
• The original plan was published 1835. Plan does not name the streets but does show the outlines of buidings & rivers. It also shows the Porcelain Works and places such as the Infirmary & the Race Course. Covers the area of Derby, Parish of St Alkmund, Parish of St Peter’s, Litchurch & Little Over.
• DERBYSHIRE - Parliamentary division of county - By George Philip & son, Dated 1888
• The original map was published in an encyclopaedia in 1888, it is quite detailed and shows the Parliamentary divisions, the roads, railways & canals - not to mention all the major town & villages.
• DERBYSHIRE - Route taken by the Pentrich Revolutionaries - Dated c.1817
• The original plan is thought to have been drawn up to aid the investigation or court case that resulted from the Pentrich Revolution in June 1817. Therefore the map dates to around that period. The plan shows the area around Pentrich & even shows were each of the main revolutionaries lived. The map includes South Wingfield, Wingfield Park, Crich, Pentrich, Bull Bridge, Heage, Hartshay, Ripley, Butterley Park & the Ironworks & also Swanwick.
• NOTTINGHAMSHIRE DOWNLOAD ZIP FILE - Includes Jpg’s - 1.08mb
• DOWNLOAD ZIP FILE OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE MAPS - Includes the Creighton & Walker town plans of 1835 for Nottingham & Newark - Requires Winzip or similar to open
• NOTTINGHAMSHIRE - Mansfield Market Place before the alterations - Plan for 1823
• This map was taken from the book “Mansfield One Hundred Years ago” which is a souvenir of the ‘Centenary of the passing of the Mansfield Improvement Act 1823’  the book was first published in 1923, & by A.S. Buxton. The plan shows all the properties that once stood on the site now known as the Market Place.
• NOTTINGHAMSHIRE - Mansfield, sketch plan of the Market Place - Plans for 1836, 1845
• This map was taken from the book “Mansfield One Hundred Years ago” which is a souvenir of the ‘Centenary of the passing of the Mansfield Improvement Act 1823’  the book was first published in 1923, & by A.S. Buxton. The plan shows all the properties that once stood on the site & also plans showing the site after the clearance.
• NOTTINGHAMSHIRE - Nottingham & Newark Plans - By Creighton & Walker, Dated 1835
• This is a double plan showing Nottingham & Newark. Originally published in 1835. This plan does not name the streets but does show the outlines of buildings, rivers, windmills & some public houses. The Nottingham map shows the area of Nottingham, New & Old Sneinton & New Radford. The Newark map covers Newark & shows Winthorpe too.
• NOTTINGHAMSHIRE - Nottingham Town Plan - By Creighton & Walker, Dated 1835
• This is  just one half of the above (double map) showing Nottingham & Newark. Originally published in 1835. This plan just shows the Nottingham half of the plan/map, this version has been brightened up to make the background whiter, so it prints on plain white paper.
• NOTTINGHAMSHIRE - Newark Town Plan - By Creighton & Walker, Dated 1835
• This is  just one half of the above (double map) showing Nottingham & Newark. Originally published in 1835. This plan just shows the Newark & Winthorpe half of the plan/map.this version has been brightened up to make the map whiter, so it prints on plain white paper.
• YORKSHIRE - County Map of Yorkshire - Dated 1903.
• Published as part of the book ‘Highways & Byways of Yorkshire’ by Arthur H. Norway in 1903.

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