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A few weeks back I took a few photographs of some of the 25 inch maps of the area (south) to add to the map page eventually. In two minds about doing this as we now know the Library of Scotland will eventually have the lot on their website.
Cleaning up the images takes an age, but you can produce some nice maps from scruffy photos. Anyway, here's one for South Broomhill 1923 before and after: ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Broomhill Colliery on the 1st edition 1860s OS:
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Hadston 2nd edition 1897
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Moor House near Amble. 1st ed 1860s
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South Broomhill again, this time the 1st edition 1860s:
Original colouring on the 1860 maps. Buildings in carmine made of brick or stone. Grey for buildings made of wood or iron. ![]() |
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Rather busy looking Woodside in 1860s:
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