Bristol (SE) 1902: Gloucestershire Sheet 76.01 (Old O.S. Maps of Gloucestershire)

Detailed map of Bristol (SE); Gloucs 76.01. Introduction by Alan Godfrey. This detailed map covers a very busy area of Bristol, with coverage stretching from Langton Street and Victoria Park eastward to Sandholme Road and Bloomfield Road. A major feature is Temple Meads station and the map includes much railway information, including engine sheds, Pylle Hill Goods Depot, Temple Meads Goods Depot, Midland Railway Coal Branch, GWR Relief Line, Kingsland Road Sidings, GWR Bristol & North Somerset line, Marsh Junction. Other features include tramways, Great Western Colliery (disused), Avonside Tannery, Netham Constructional Steel Works, Brislington Tramway Depot, Arno's Vale, Arno's Court, Arno's Vale Cemetery, Corporation Depot, River Avon, St Phillip's Marsh, The Feeder cut, part of harbour, Totterdown, cattle market, Holy Cross church, Caxton Printing Works, Avonside Paper Mills, Great Western Cotton Works, glass bottle works etc. A selection of street directory entries is included on the reverse, incl Bath Road, Feeder Road, Oxford Street, Temple Gate, Temple Meads, Temple Street, Victoria Street, Wells Road.