Old Ordnance Survey Maps of Leeds

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    • Here are the details of maps for Osmondthorpe:

  • Yorkshire Sheet 218.07 Leeds (Osmondthorpe & Neville Hill) 1906 - published 2001; intro by G C Dickinson. 978-1-84151-321-8

    This detailed map is dominated by the NER's Neville Hill Sidings with engine shed and workshops; the track layout is shown in detail with turntable, signal posts etc. Other features on the map include Osmondthorpe Colliery, Waterloo Main Colliery (Nursery Pit), Westfield, East End Park, Osmondthorpe Hall, Waterloo Main Colliery (Bride Pit). Several lines of he Waterloo Main Colliery Railway are shown, with coal depot. Beyond these is countryside. On the reverse we include a directory of Osmondthorpe Lane, plus a 1908 description of East End Park.

    The map links up with Sheets 218.03 East Leeds to the north, 218.06 South Leeds to the west, 218.11 Thorpe Stapleton to the south and 218.08 Temple Newsam to the east.

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