Captain Barlow (7 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Book measures 22x15cm, 122pp. Bound in original publishers green cloth, with black title lettering. Cloth rubbed on head and tail of spine, abrasion wear on edges with some loss, light dust/dirt marking. Binding in good condition. Internally, pages clean. A very good clean copy.

The whole of Sheffield was covered in the 1849 survey by Capt. Barlow at a scale of 5' to the mile and comprised sheets 1-36 Each measuring 38 inches by 26. Copper Engraved with added hand colour & linnen backed. This sheet shows Norfolk Park, Queens Tower, Norfolk Cottage,Talbot Lodge,East Hill, East Cliffe and Park Spring Houses,Park Grange Arbourthorne Hill and Farm. A bit dusty and creased.

The whole of Sheffield was covered in the 1849 survey by Capt. Barlow at a scale of 5' to the mile and comprised sheets 1-36 Each measuring 38 inches by 26. Copper Engraved with added hand colour & linnen backed. This sheet shows Skye Edge, Norfolk Park ,Gin Stables Lane.Bell Vue Road, Beech Hill, Belmonte, Lathe Field and the Cholera Monument.

The whole of Sheffield was covered in the 1849 survey by Capt. Barlow at a scale of 5' to the mile and comprised sheets 1-36 Each measuring 38 inches by 26. Copper Engraved with added hand colour & linnen backed. This sheet centers on Endcliffe Crescent, and includes Endcliffe Hall.

The whole of Sheffield was covered in the 1849 survey by Capt. Barlow at a scale of 5' to the mile and comprised sheets 1-36 Each measuring 38 inches by 26. Copper Engraved with added hand colour and Linnen backed. This sheet shows the Don at Hillfoot Bridge the Cavalry or Horse Barracks,Hill Foot, Grove Lodge,Farfield House,& the Engine Sheds for the Manchester Lincolnshire & Sheffield Railway.

The whole of Sheffield was covered in the 1849 survey by Capt. Barlow at a scale of 5' to the mile and comprised sheets 1-36 Each measuring 38 inches by 26. Copper Engraved with added hand colour & linnen backed. This sheet is cut through by the Sheffield Canal and the River Don at Washford Bridge it centers on the Fitzalan Iron & Steel Works and also includes Royds Mills Smelting, Royds Brewery and Corn Mill. The Attercliffe Steam Mill,Sugar House on Blast Lane,Park Cottage Bacon Lane and a good part of Oakes Green.

The whole of Sheffield was covered in the 1849 survey by Capt. Barlow at a scale of 5' to the mile and comprised sheets 1-36 Each measuring 38 inches by 26. Copper Engraved with added hand colour & linnen backed. This sheet shows Walkley as open fields bounded by Steel Bank and Heavygate Road with the Horse Barrack in the top right other features are Howard House,Walkley Tan Yard, Birkindale Vue (sic.) Fountain Villa, Daniel Hill, Somerville Terrace etc This is one of the maps showing the route of the flood in 1864.