Town Plans

1. Everton

Printed copy of a 1790 map of Everton.

Roads and streets named, plots of land marked out probably for

building; buildings in block plan, not named.

Size: 45 x 50 cms.

Liverpool

2.

No date. Conjectural map of Liverpool in theikth century. Size: 25 x 35 cms

3.

Glass negatives (26 x yj cms) of a map of streets, lanes and alleys in Liverpool and one side of the Mersey, 1725'

BuHdiqgsin perspective. Drawings of sailing ships on the river.

Surveyor: J. Chadwick.

k. Photograph of2 portions of above.

Size: 21 x 29 cms each

5. [1769]

Buildings on Harrington St., Lord St., and Cable St., Liverpool. Printed on tracing paper. Scale: c 40'= 1 mile Size: 28 x 21 cms.

6. late 18th c. Street plan of Liverpool. Streets named, buildings in block plan, docks and intended docks,

references to churches and chapels and other important buildings. Scale £ 7'2 inches = 1 mile Size: 26 x 37 cms

7. 1824.

Street plan of Liverpool, published by J. Gore and Son.

Streets and docks named, buildings in block plan, important

buildings named.

Engraved by J. H. Franks.

Scale: £ 6.1 inches s 1 mile

Size: 30 x cms

8. 1 June 1845.

Street plan of Liverpool and the north part of the Wirral,

published by Thos. Kaye.

Streets and docks named; buildings in block plan; references to

churches, public buildings and municipal wards; ferry boat

distances across the Mersey.

Surveyor: Hen. Austin.

Size: 54 x 40 cms

9-16. Manchester and Salford.

9.

Manchester, I65O.

Size: l4J cms x 9^ cms

10.

Manchester and Salford, c I65O.

Size: 18 x 13 cms

11.

'Map of Manchester in the Last Century Reproduced by Lewis's ....

and Sold ... With Lewis's Manchester Directory for 1788'.' Size: ?0 x 45 cms

12.

'Outline Reprint of Laurent's Map of Manchester, 1793.' Size: 28 x 22 cms

13. 1804,

Street plan of Manchester and Salford, published by Jos. Aston.

Buildings shaded to show those in existence in 1770; Rochdale and Ashton Canals, streets and important buildings named. Size: 23 x 28 cms

14. 1828.

Bancks & Co's street plan of Manchester.

Main streets coloured; buildings in block plan, reference tables to important buildings. Surveyors: J & A. Walker. Scale: c 4' r: 1 mile Size: 23 x 30 cms

15. 1832.

Street plan of Manchester and Salford, engraved and published by Pigot & Son. Scale: 6' = 1 mile, Size: 40 x 55 cms

16. 1851.

Jos. Adshead's Twenty Four Illustrated Maps of the Township of Manchester Divided Into Municipal Wards, Corrected to 1st May I85I. Also gives aldermen and councillors for each ward. Shows buildings in block plan. Scale 80' = 1 mile.

17-18. Oldham.

17. Photograph of map of the parish of Oldham, 1817.

Buildings in block plan, named, roads and paths.

Size: 15 x 17 cms

18. Photograph of plan of the town of Oldham, l8l7, with inset of plan of 1756.

Buildings in block plan named, some owners given.

Size: 17 x 16 cms

19-20. Preston,

19. Copy of plan of Preston, 1715, showing the position of the forces of the rebels and of the king, the latter commanded by Gen. Wills, to whom the plan was dedicated by A. Boyer.

Copied by Chas. St. Clare, l8l8 and published by Fisher, Son & Co., I836.

Size: 2k x 50 cms

20. Dec. 1882.

Plan of the river Ribble at Preston showing wet dock and diversion of the river as proposed by Sir John Code, published as a supplement to the Preston Guardian, 25 Dec. 1882.

Size: 38 xk8 cms

21-27. Southport.

21. Reproduction from Wm. Yates's map of Lancashire, 1786, of the portion covered by Scarisbrick, Ainsdale, Birkdale, North Meols, Martin Mere and Hesketh.

Size: 21 x 27 cms

22. Tracing from Greenwood1s map of the County Palatine of Lancaster, l8l8,of the same are.

23. 2 Apr, 1900.

Drawing of the coastline between Southport and Preston showing

reclamation of land between 1848 and 1893*

24. 1824.

Plan of Southport.

Buildings in block plan, named, roads and sand dunes.

Surveyor: Jas. Leigh,

Scale: 20'a 1 mile

Size: 25 x 50 cms.

25. Jan. 1834.

Plan of Southport dedicated to P. H. Fleetwood, M.P., and H. B.

Houghton.

Surveyor: E. H. Walker of Southport.

26. 1904.

Southport at the time of incorporation, 1867 and extensions of the

boundaries, 1871, 1875, 1885 and 1900.

Scale: 4' -1 mile

Size: 75 x 90 cms

27. 1904.

The Borough of Southport divided into wards.

Scale: 4' s 1 mile.

Size: 60 x 65 cms

28-29. Warrington.

28. Copy of plan of Warrington, c 1643, drawn by J. B. Ryder and etched by H. G. Pidgeon.

Scale: 2' s 1 mile

Size: 11 x 16 cms

29. 1875.

Street plan.

Surveyor: R. Vawser, borough engineer.

Scale: 7' -1 mile

Size: 35 x 50 cms

30. Wilderspool

19th c.

'The Hamlet of Wilderspool, near Warrington, the Supposed Condate of Antonine'. Fields named, buildings in block plan, Old Quay Canal. Scale: 1 inch a 132 yds.