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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Rog on 15 October 2014, 08:52:38
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Found this website of National Library of Scotland with zoomable maps of most of England and Wales. Use the + and - function to zoom to the area you want. Highlight the relevant section and maps from various dates are listed on the right of the screen. Fascinating.
We moved to Wales earlier this year. Found an 1886 map with our house on it !
http://maps.nls.uk/geo/find/#zoom=9&lat=51.89617&lon=-4.21517&layers=B000000TFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFTFFFFFFFF
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Mine was still fields.
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Very interesting :)
My house was built in 1883, found where it is on the 1871 map - and it was park of a kiln yard/brickworks... explains the massive amount of old bricks I found when digging my garage foundations.
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Why does the london map of 1842 have the M25 around it.? ???
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Why does the london map of 1842 have the M25 around it.? ???
Thats forward planning for you :D :D
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Rog
excellent find, thanks.
Are you Rods2 by any chance!!! He used to post good stuff like this.
V
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Yes, excellent post..... :y :y
Been having a good old look around, I forget how small our village was, before they built the new houses....... :D :D
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great stuff well done :) :) :y
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Rog
excellent find, thanks.
Are you Rods2 by any chance!!! He used to post good stuff like this.
V
Nope. Not that clever, and not a Daily Mail reader.
Actually, now you mention it, not seen him here for a while. Pity :(
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Rog
excellent find, thanks.
Are you Rods2 by any chance!!! He used to post good stuff like this.
V
Nope. Not that clever, and not a Daily Mail reader.
Actually, now you mention it, not seen him here for a while. Pity :(
Rods2 hasn't been on since 2nd September. :-\ Maybe he's got lost in Ukraine... ::)
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That's great find and it's great looking back then following where "new houses" at turn of 20 th century were built.
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Really good find mate. Can't find my area while at work but will spend a bit more time looking at the weekend with a few beers 8)