Burnley 1910

Here are the details of maps for Burnley: Lancashire Sheet 64.02 Burnley 1910 - published 1985; intro by Jean Siddall. ISBN.978-0-85054-023-9 This detailed map was one of our very first titles for Lancashire and has remained among the most popular. It is a very busy map, covering most of central Burnley, with its many mills. Coverage stretches from Cog Lane and Gannow Junction eastward to Belvedere Road, and from Danes House Road southward to Montague Road and Manchester Road station. The many features include Bank Top station, Barracks station, Infantry Barracks, Wood Top Mill, Hargher Clough Mill, Yatefield Mill and numerous other mills, Leeds & Liverpool Canal, Whittlefield Farm, Piccadilly Gardens, Burnley Iron Works, Paper Mill, Clifton Colliery with tramways, Bankhouse Iron Works, Market Hall and all other town centre buildings, cattle market, St Peter's church, tramways, Technical Institute, Palace Skating Rink, Bank Hall, Bank Hall Colliery (top right corner) with tramway, Keighley Green, mineral railway, Stoneyholme etc. On the reverse we include directory extracts, incl a list of cotton manufacturers and street directory entries for St James Street, Sandygate, Westgate, Market Street and Market Place. The map links up with Lancashire Sheet 56.14 Burnley NW to the north, 64.01 Rose Grove to the west and 64.03 Burnley East to the east.

Reduced from the original Ordnance Survey 1:2,500 map to a scale of approximately 1:4,340 (or about 15" to the mile). This edition published by Alan Godfrey Maps, Leadgate, Consett