PAir of historical map reprints from the highly regarded Alan Godfrey Edition series. These maps offer a fascinating glimpse into the changing landscape, streets, and industry of Kingston upon Hull and the surrounding North Lincolnshire countryside at the turn of the 20th century.

​They are excellent resources for local historians, family history researchers, or anyone with a fondness for the Humber region.

​Maps Included:

• ​Kingston upon Hull (East) 1928 (Yorkshire Sheet 240.03)

• ​Includes a detailed historical essay on the area's development by Arthur G. Credland.

• ​Features an invaluable alphabetical directory extract on the reverse, listing local residents, businesses, and street names from a 1925 directory.

• ​Hull & North Lincolnshire 1895 (England Sheet 80)

• ​A small-scale "One Inch to the Mile" map showcasing both sides of the Humber around Hull, Barton-upon-Humber, and down to New Holland.

• ​Includes an accompanying historical essay by Nick Lyons on the reverse detailing the region's shipping, rail, and rural landscape.

​Condition Report

• ​Condition: Both fold-out paper maps are in excellent, clean, secondhand condition.

• ​Details: The covers show only minor shelf wear. The internal map sheets remain crisp, free from ink annotations, heavy creases, or tears, and fold away perfectly neatly.

​Dispatched securely in a board-backed envelope to prevent bending during transit. If you have any questions or need further details, please feel free to ask!