Aspull (South) 1928 Lancashire Sheet 94.01 by Alan Godfrey

Here are the details of maps for Aspull (S):\n\nLancashire Sheet 94.01 Aspull (South) 1928 - published 2011; intro by Alan Godfrey. ISBN.978-1-84784-467-5 This highly detailed map covers the southern part of Aspull, now part of Wigan borough. Coverage stretches from Top Lock northward to the Crawford Pits, and eastward to Gidlow Hall.\nThis map shows an industrial area on the verge of decline, for most of the collieries and railways would be closed within a few years. Features include Albion Iron Works, Top Lock and stretch of Leeds & Liverpool Canal, Woodshaw Pit (disused), Bradshaw Hall, Pennington Hall, Gidlow Hall, St Elizabeth's church, LMSR Springs Branch, Highfield Delf, eastern part of New Springs, Marsh House Coke Works (disused), Bent Houses, Duke's Row, Crawford Pits, Simm's Square, Aspull Pumping Pit, Scot Lane Colliery (Nr.4 Pit), mineral railways.\nThe map links up with sheets 86.13 Haigh and Aspull to the north, 93.04 Wigan N to the west, 94.05 Kirklees to the.