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St Annes-on the-Sea Old Ordnance Survey Map 1909

St Annes-on the-Sea Old Ordnance Survey Map 1909

Lancashire Sheet 59.13; intro by Martin Ramsbottom

Publisher: Alan Godfrey Maps; Facsimile of 1909 edition
(Feb 1998)
ISBN-10:0850549477
ISBN-13: 978-0850549478

St Annes-on the-Sea Old Ordnance Survey Map 1909

This detailed map covers much of the resort of St Annes, developed from 1875 by the St Annes-on-the-Sea Land & Building Company. In 1922 the town merged with Lytham to become Lytham St Annes.

The map covers an area from North Promenade eastward to Fairhaven, and from Nelson Street southward to the coast. Features include the station, tramways, St Thomas church, pier, Grand Hotel, St George's Hall, golf links, Lawrence House.

On the reverse we include adjacent sheet 67.01, showing a small area to the south, incl King Edward VII School. Also included is an 1897 LNWR railway timetable.

The map links up with sheets 59.14 Lytham Hall and 67.02 Lytham to the east.

 

 The Alan Godfrey Series of Old Ordnance Survey Maps.

Fleetwood Old Ordnance Survey Map 1910 (published 1996)
Rossall near Fleetwood Old Ordnance Survey Map 1909 (published 2006)
Thornton Cleveleys Old Ordnance Survey Map 1910 (published 2005)
Poulton le Fylde Old Ordnance Survey Map 1910 (published 1989)
Bispham and Norbreck Old Ordnance Survey Map 1909 (published 2009)
Blackpool North Shore Old Ordnance Survey Map 1910-1938 (published 2006)
Blackpool (North Pier & Town Centre) Old Ordnance Survey Map 1910 (published 2006)
Blackpool North Pier & Town Centre Old Ordnance Survey Map 1932 OUT OF PRINT (published 1988)
Blackpool Central Pier area Old Ordnance Survey Map 1909 (published 2006)
Blackpool South Old Ordnance Survey Map 1909 (published 1999)
St Annes-on the-Sea Old Ordnance Survey Map 1909 (published 1998)
Lytham Old Ordnance Survey Map 1908 (published 1997)
Lytham Hall Park Old Ordnance Survey Map 1908 (published 1998)


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