Barrow Road Shed track plans

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Barrow Road Shed track plans

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Morning everyone,

Does anyone have any images showing the track plans of Barrow Road and the immediate area surrounding the shed as it would have been from approx the late 50s onwards?

Thanks in advance.

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Bob.
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Ordnance survey historic mapping should be able to supply you with a 1957 version of the 25 inches to the mile version of the area, this would have the tracks on it.
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Thanks Horace :)
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Just out of interest, not a Tarling from Seymour/ Cogan road area are you.
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horace wrote:Just out of interest, not a Tarling from Seymour/ Cogan road area are you.
Hello Horace,

Not that I know of!

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just that i knew a tarling family from around that area in staple hill.

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horace wrote:just that i knew a tarling family from around that area in staple hill.

thanks
I thought you were on about Staple Hill :).
My parents used to live in the Downend / Kingswood areas.

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horace wrote:Ordnance survey historic mapping should be able to supply you with a 1957 version of the 25 inches to the mile version of the area, this would have the tracks on it.
Morning Horace, et al,

I've just received an email from the Ornance Survey, stating that their historic mapping service closed a year ago :(.

As I live in Cambridgeshire, would any member local to Bristol be willing to pop into the Bristol Central Library to ask if they hold the relevant maps, and, if so, obtain photocopies?
If the Library does, I'd be more than willing to pay for any expenses incurred with travelling and copying etc.

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This site might be of some help:

http://www.old-maps.co.uk/IndexMapPage2.aspx
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these people do the maps of the 50's

http://www.groundsure.com/historical-map-sheets.htm

this page

http://magazine.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/ma ... ngfaq.html

gives links to other suppliers as well. Looks as if OS sold off its right to historical sheets
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