Index of Maps & Plans

Notes: The maps are indexed by date, storage method (flat, rolled, folded or boxed) and subject matter.

Abbreviations:

Key to letter-codes:

A letter before the date indicates the type/location of plans/maps. [All are located in the Society’s Archive Room.]

Maps in flat melinex wallets have no prefixed letter [located in date order on the open metal shelf unit].

Dating: The date given as the reference number has been provided by the plan/map itself.If a date has been inferred from a source other than one which is integral to the map or plan itself, the source is indicated in square brackets in the course of the entry.If the date is derived from Bonser and Nichols, Thoresby Society 47 (1960), their number is given in square brackets, e.g. [B&N 168]; if from Harold Whitaker, A Descriptive List of the Printed Maps of Yorkshire and its Ridings, 1577-1900, YAS Record Series 86 (1933), his reference number is given in square brackets, e.g. [Wh 690].

Plans/Maps in Wallets

(see above for abbreviations/letter codes)

INDEX of PLANS and MAPS

(excluding Ordnance Survey)

Notes:

The maps are indexed by date, storage method (flat, rolled, folded or boxed) and subject matter.

Abbreviations:

[] = editorial additions and comments                    [CON 2008/9] = conserved + dateengrav. = engraverillust. = contains significant illustrationlithog. = lithographerphotoc. = photocopyphotog. = photographpubl. = publisherrepro. = printed reproductionsurv. = surveyortp = turnpike

Key to letter-codes:A letter before the date indicates the type/location of plans/maps. [All are located in the Society’s Archive Room.]   Maps in flat melinex wallets have no prefixed letter [located in date order on the open metal shelf unit].   W = maps in flat wallets which are undated. [On the bottom shelf of the metal unit].   B = small flat walleted plans/maps [in taped bundle on top of main collection of flat maps]  See also list of boxed maps.  R = Rolled – plans/maps in cylindrical containers [on top of metal shelves]   F = Folded – plans/maps folded in covers, slip-cases, individual cases [on wooden shelves on far side of Archive room].   T = Tithe map [in box on wooden shelf on far side of Archive Room].   (LL) = from the Leeds Library collection   S = Sales Plans – SEE SEPARATE LIST   * = see description for location

Dating:

The date given as the reference number has been provided by the plan/map itself.If a date has been inferred from a source other than one which is integral to the map or plan itself, the source is indicated in square brackets in the course of the entry.If the date is derived from Bonser and Nichols, Thoresby Society 47 (1960), their number is given in square brackets, e.g. [B&N 168]; if from Harold Whitaker, A Descriptive List of the Printed Maps of Yorkshire and its Ridings, 1577-1900, YAS Record Series 86 (1933), his reference number is given in square brackets, e.g. [Wh 690].

Plans/Maps in Wallets

(see above for abbreviations/letter codes)

DatePlaceAssociated Persons, etcSurveyors, etc.Dimensions
16thCLeedsFalkingham/Lindeley56 x 39.5
[photoc. x 2;lawsuit
repro. x 2; + article]26.5 x 20
R16thCaHull and environsCotyngham, Barton,98 x 55
[photoc. from BL]Beverlay
1577Yorkshire [repro.]Chr. Saxton83 x 59.5
1610West Riding of YorkshireJohn Speed58.5 x 45.5
[repro. x 2; 1 coloured]
B1610aEboracensis Comitatisfrom Camden’sChristopher40.5 x 33
pars Occidentalis vulgoBritanniaSaxton and
West Riding [+ text]Will. Hole
B1610bEboracensis Comitatisfrom Camden’sChristopher38 x 33
Pars Septentrionalis vulgoBritanniaSaxton and
North Riding [+ text]Will. Hole
1645West Riding of Yorkshire[Blaeu]50.5 x 42
[+ photoc.] [Wh 83]
1645aYorkshire[Blaeu]59 x 46
[+ photoc.][54 x 43.5]
1646England & Wales[Blaeu]63.5 x 49.5
[date assumed from next]
1646aYorkshirefrom Atlas Novus;[Blaeu]63.5 x 53
[Wh 89]maps derivedJohannes Jansson,
from John Speedprinter
[+ description from Camden’s Britannia on reverse]
1646bWest Riding of Yorkshire[Blaeu]63 x 53
[Wh 89]as 1646a above
[+ pp.293-4 from Camden’s Britannia on reverse]
1646cNorth Riding of Yorkshire[Blaeu]63 x 53
[Wh 89]as 1646a above
[+ pp.305-6 from Camden’s Britannia on reverse]
1662West Riding of Yorkshire[Blaeu]55.5 x 44
[date from attached note, but possibly 1648; enclosures]
B1670Yorkshire [photoc.]Richard Blome29.5 x 23.5
B1673West Riding [photoc.]BritanniaRichard Blome37 x 29.5
[Wh 119]
1675Road Map: York toBritanniaJohn Ogilby48 x 36
West Chester [x 2; 1 on card]
[badly foxed]
1676West Riding of Yorkshire, 1610John Speed61 x 50.5
[Wh 123; perhaps later,Thomas Bassett
see Wh.p.42 re roads]Richard Chiswell
B1695North Riding of YorkshireRobert Morden44 x 39
[Wh 139]
B1699YorkshireC.Saxton86.5 x 62.5
[Wh 143][CON 2008]P.Lea
1711Headingley, Kirkstall
& Burley [repro.]E. of CardiganJoseph Dickinson86 x 59.5
[+ photocopied A4
working sheets, + negative]
[see also Multiple Rolls 1., R1711-1968 at end of list]
1711aWhite Cloth HallWYMCC57.5 x 42
98-100 Kirkgate [illust.]Archaeological Unit/
[reconstruction of 1711 building]LCC Dept of Planning
R1711bBramleyCardigan EstateJos. Dickinson119.5 x 84
[not 1771, cf B&N 1] [modern MS copy]
R1711-1968Headingley-cum-Burley[see Multiple Rolls 1., R1711-1968 at end of list]
B1724River Aire [photoc.]ThoresbySutton Nicholls44.5 x 12
[B&N 5]
B1726Leeds [repro. in blue ink][WALLETTEDJohn Cossins85 x 76
[photoc. x 2;& in MS Room]85 x 73.5
+ 1 reduced repro.: PR1726]56 x 44.5
R1726- 1959Leeds[see Multiple Rolls 7., R1726-1959 at end of list]
1736Yorkshire – Roman RoadsFrancis Drake64.5 x 51.5
[repro. + photoc.]Eboracum
174220 Miles round Leeds &Sutton Nicholls
River Aire[within mount39.5 x 39/43]
R1742- 1854Pontefract [see Multiple Rolls 5., R1742-1854 at end of list]
1750West Ridingdedicated toEmanuel Bowen72.5 x 51.5
of YorkshireThomas75.5 x 56.5
[2 copies; 1 mounted onWentworth,
card, 1 on linenMarquis of
with notes by W.B.Crump]Rockingham
[+ photoc. x 2]
F1750aNorth Riding of Yorks.Emanuel Bowen70 x 53.5
B1752Leeds Bridgecopy by K.Bonser20.5 x 16.5
[pencil sketch]of sketch in Leeds
Reference Library
1757Calder – Wakefield/HalifaxJohn Smeaton85 x 28.5
[photoc.]
1758WeetwoodSir Henry Englefield 68 x 53.5
[photoc.]Mr Simpson, Mr Killingbeck, Lord Cardigan, Walter Wade, et al.
B1764Leeds/Hunslet/Wyke/MiddletonVicar of St Peter’s29 x 22.5
[photog. x 3][2 x] 32.5 x 27
B1764aWest Ridingfrom Universal MagazineR.W.Seale;23.5 x 20.5
[Wh 221]of Knowledge and PleasureJ.Hinton, publ.
R1766New Grange, HeadingleyWalter WadeS.Wilkinson,74 x 96.5
[see also W1766: repro; B1766: repro.Darlington
+ photog.;]surv.
R1768Farnley [photoc.]Edward Armitage102 x 54.5
R1768aFarnley [photoc.William Danby100.5 x 31.5
in 2 parts]100 x 66.5
B1770Leeds [cf B1775a & B1792]Robert Sayer &25 x 20.5
John Bennett
F1771Yorkshire [slip-case, leather]T.Jefferys292 x 232
[inset plan of Leeds, etc.][CON 2008/9][8 x 29]
R1771/5Yorkshire [repro.; bookletThomas Jefferys
of 23 pages,
Harry Margary, 1973]71 x 64
1772River Aire/proposed[Leeds-Liverpool canal81 x 42
canal – Leeds to Selby‘now making’]
F1775England & Wales – postCarte d’AngleterreJohn Rocque53.5 x 53.5
roads [cased] [CON 2008/9]
B1775aLeeds [repro. 1878 – centralJ.Dodgson[Thomas Jefferys]25.5 x 20.5
Leeds; + repro. 1900 x 2]publ.Sayer & Bennett42 x 43.5
B1778Potterton, nr. BarwickEdwin Lascelles & 34 x 26.5
in Elmet [estate planRobert Denison
and descriptive notes]
[+ plan of tan yard & attached housesPulman, surv. Leeds 28 x 20]
[all photocopies; originals in MS Box I. 2]
B1780Methley – Manorfrom Mr Pape’sW.Crosley42 x 31
& Lordship [photog.]survey, 1773
[also included in 2 grey folders:
1. plan of Methley church, 1912 Sidney D.Kitson
tracing + printed copy for Thores.Soc. 35;
2. plan of Methley Hall for Thores.Soc. 37;
3. 6″ O.S. CCXXXIV NW reduced – x 2]
R1781Leeds[facsimile by John Tuke 159 x 102
[2 sheets; + 2 further copiesCity Engineers, 134 x 61
(2 sheets each)]W.T.Lancashire, C.E.]
B1781aLeeds [photoc.][part of map]John Tuke31.5 x 22.5
R1785York /AinstyFrancis WhiteJ.Thompson91 x 71.5
F1787Yorkshire [incomplete:[CON 2008/9]J.Tuke75 x 60.5
NE, NW, SW sections only]73 x 60.5
[slip-case; Wh 264]72.5 x 60.5
F1787aYorkshire [including plan[CON 2008/9]J.Tuke143 x 120
of Kingston-upon-Hull;
A.Bower, 1786]
1788Horsforth Hallsurveyed inJ.Teal75.5 x 53
[Lloyd archiveMarch, 1788
MS Box XXV]
1791Hunslet [photog. mounted[certified as trueJ.Johnson &46.5 x 39
on card; + photoc]copy by RobertJ.Sedgwick
J.Smith,1900]
1792+Lady Lane [modern copyFree School YardJ.Teal
x 2: 1. backed with 1898 newsp.;33.5 x 26
2. with annotations;65.5 x 48
+ coloured tracing;41 x 26.5
+ photoc. x 2]
B1792aLeeds [an updating‘A Plan of Leeds[? Sayer &33 x 20.5
of B1770]in 1792′Bennett]
1794West Riding (part)from the Trigo-William Mudge76.5 x 59
[photoc.]nometrical Survey
*1794aEngland and Walescanals added upT.Kitchin,129 x 111
to 1792J.Phillips
[rolled in Archives – VERY FRAGILE]
1794bYork, County ofEmanuel Bowen78.5 x 58
[and re-issued later] [Wh 274]
B1800Leeds -10 Miles RoundDirectoryT.Binns, publ.24 x 24.5
[stuck on card] [B&N 30]
F1801/4Yorkshire[CON 2008/9]printed for107 x 90
[slip-case; Wh 289]C.Smith
B1802Roundhay – Leeds &proposed newJonathan Taylor47 x 38.5
Harrogate tp [photoc.]road
1803RoundhaySamuel ElamJonathan Taylor74 x 59.5
[photoc.]Thomas Nicholson
R1805Farnley/Wortley/Edward ArmitageJonathan Teal102 x 54
Armley/Bramley [photoc.]
B1806Leeds with modern[J.Heaton,City Engineers’49.5 x 39
improvements [repro.]C.Livesey]Office, 1944
[+ repro. x 2Thoresby Soc XI32.5 x 25.5]
1810Roundhay &Samuel Elam Esq.Jonathan Taylor53 x 42
Potter Newton
[+ photoc. ]
R1812Chapel Allerton TownshipJonathan Taylor110 x 94
[+ photoc.106.5 x 92.5]
B1812aChapel Allerton [portion of] Jonathan Taylor40 x 32
[+ photoc.]
1812bLeeds Coal StaithesBrandling68 x 42
[dated from accompanyingHemingway, John Blayds,
note, c.1812; photoc.]Mr Goodman
1814Boar LaneF.BillamThomas Taylor58 x 44
1814aHunslet LaneJ.JowittJ.Crookes64 x 47
R1814bCamp Lane CourtSociety of Friends J.Harford99 x 68
1815Leeds: 1. coloured [x 2; 1 PF/1 PW] Netlam &80 x 59.5
2. uncolouredFrancis Giles79.5 x 59.5
[+ 1 reduced repro. + article & typed notes]
B1815aLeathley Glebeland [photoc.] Jonathan Taylor30 x 21
1817Holbeck & HunsletChas. CouplandJohn Crookes69 x 59
1817aWellington Road [+ photoc.]Chris. WilsonHenry Teal54.5 x 40
 
B1817bLeeds [+ annotations]Mr. OsburnJonathan Taylor53 x 29.5
 
B1817cLeeds – 10 Miles Round [photoc.][cf PW1810a]E.Baines26 x 26.5
 
F1817 /18Yorkshire[CON 2008/9]
[9 parts; cased]
C.Greenwood,
Mudge & Colby
72.5 x 61 each
   
F1818Yorkshire [slip-case]John Cary60 x 51
1819Leeds & HeadingleyJohn BeckettHenry Teal82 x 57
[North Hall, Burley]
B1819aPark RowThompson &Jonathan Taylor52 x 41
[+ photoc.]Makins48 x 37.5
R1819+Leeds[Benjamin Gott]Netlam &
[extended version of 1815]Francis Giles104.5 x 62.5
R1819-Leeds – [1. Wakefield]Joshua ,85.5 x 66
1821[2. Farnley]surveyor85.5 x 66
[3. Bramley/Bramhope]S.I.Neale85.5 x 66.5
[3 sheets]& Son, engrav.
F1820Yorkshire – Ridings &Thomas Dix73.5 x 60.5
subdivisions; roads,canals etc. Wm. Darton, publ.
[slip-case]
1821Leeds & HeadingleyJohn BeckettHenry Teal84 x 54
[Burley, North Hall]
1821aNether Mills andJ.Taylor65 x 47
Near & Far Steander
1821bNether Mill andCharles Fowler59 x 47
Near & Far Steander
B1821cLeedsBaines YorkshireCh. Fowler38.5 x 28
[2 copies]Directory, 1822S.I.Neele, engrav.36 x 29
F1821dLeeds [& environs; slip-case, green] Joshua Thorp122 x 115
[measured 1819-21][CON 2008/9]S.I.Neale, engrav.
[+ photoc.; PF120 x 115]
F1821eLeeds [& environs; slip-case marbled] Joshua Thorp123 x 117.5
[measured 1819-21][CON 2008/9]S.I.Neale, engrav.
[2nd copy of F1821d, with pencilled notes]
F1821fEngland & Wales [slip-case] [CON 2008/9]Oliver & Boyd 72 x 57
[dated from inscription]
B1822Leeds/Doncaster turnpikesCharles Fowler33 x 20
[illust.; + photoc.]R.D.Chantrell
1822aYorkshire: E & N Ridings Baines HistoryC.Fowler 53 x 42.5
[+ plans of Hull, York,& DirectoryAlfred Smith
Leeds, Sheffield & tables of distances; bound boards, detached]
1822bWest Ridingfrom BainesAlfred Smith,55.5 x 43.5
Directoryland surveyor
B1822cYorkfrom BainesAlfred Smith35 x 27/28
Directoryland surv.
F1822/ 23West Riding‘Illustrations’ inAlf.Smith, surv.56.5/55.5 x 45
E & N Ridings2 vols for BainesC.Fowler, surv.57/55.5 x 44
plans of Leeds,YorkshireC.Fowler, surv.39/37 x 27.5
YorkDirectory, 1822/Alf. Smith, surv.35 x 30.5/28.5
& Hull [Sheffield missing]1823Alf. Smith, s.33.5/32.5 x 29.5
[+ 2 tables of distances; grey paper covers, detached]
1823Little WoodhouseJ & H WormaldHenry Teal59 x 47
1823aLittle WoodhouseGeorge RawsonWatson58 x 46
1823b[Alternative plan of 1823a] George Rawson& Pritchett57.5 x 46
1823cHunsletWilliam WaiteJohn Holmes,49.5 x 30
[estate adjoining pottery]auctioneer50.5 x 40
[3 copies with annotations, 1823-5] 50 x 40
R1823dSouth Market – sketchR.D.Chantrell100 x 68
R1823eSouth Market – designCharlesFowler98 x 66
B1823fStourtonLeeds RaceFowler46.5 x 28.5
GroundNeele & Son
1823-37Woodhouse PlaceGeorge RawsonB.Jackson62.5 x 38
[Denison Hall]plan of’chamber storey’
1824Little WoodhouseGeorge RawsonHenry Teal &68.5 x 55.5
[2 copies]Joshua Major
1824aHunslet[certified as trueHenry Teal43 x 37
[photog. mountedcopy by Robert J.
on card + photoc.]Smith, 1900]
B1824/5Leeds-Halifax[drawn byCharles Fowler,97 x 22
TurnpikeC.Noyce]Leeds;
(‘Old and Intended’)Thomas Dinsley,
Huddersfield
1825Woodhouse Moor &
Cankerwell LaneMrs LyddonHenry Teal57 x 44.5
B1825aWortley [photoc. x 2]Messrs Hirst +Charles Fowler48.5 x 39
[illust.]
R1825bWortley Lodge, Titley Estate
[see Multiple Rolls 2. , R1825 at end of list]
B1825cLeeds/Hunslet – proposed new road51 x 40.5
[photog.]
B1826Leeds [photoc.]Charles Fowler34.5 x 25
1826aHeadingley-cum-BurleyMary Bainbrigge[plan]32.5 x 32.5
[Woodhouse Moor area](plaintiff), Lupton,[document]85 x 59
Fawcett, Cookson,
et al. {defendants)
B1828Aire & Calder NavigationInchbold, lith.33.5 x 20.5
[2 pages; plan + statement
by A&C Navigation]
F1828aYorkshireH. Teesdale184.5 x 74
[3 parts; cased]C.Stockingeach
1829Leeds-Selby Railway [B&N 63]James Walker,71 x 25
[+annotation – Assent/Dissent colouring] A.Comrie, surv.
1829a[Further copy of 1829Baines & Newsome72 x 28.5
publ. in 1834; B&N 64] 
[Another copy removed from E. Parsons, Miscellaneous History, vol.1; 23.C]
F1830YorkshireC.Smith57 x 46.5
[slip-case PF; + photoc.PW]
B1830aKillingbeck/OsmondthorpeMr Walker, Mr Motley, Sir Charles50.5 x 40
Halls – Petition to ParliamentIbbetson, Marchioness
re Leeds & Selby Railwayof Hertford
[2 plans] 
B1830b[? Boar Lane]Edward Smeeton J.Batty,55.5 x 37
& G.Davis, shops joiner
1831Crimbles Housedevisees of lateS.D.Martin56.5 x 45
Estate – Camp Rd/A.Parkinson
Meanwood Rd
1831aHunslet LaneGeorge BanksNath. Sharpe for54 x 42
George Leather
F1831bLeeds & 10 miles roundS.D.Martin124 x 116.5
[update of Thorp PF1821d;
in leather box]
[+ photoc. in 4 pieces; PF121 x 116]
[*Another copy on battens hung in Middle Room123.5 x 118]
F1831cLeeds & environs[CON 2008/9]Charles Fowler82 x 60.5
1832Leeds – Borough boundariesRobert Dawson46.5 x 45
[photoc.]
B1832a1.Leeds & 2. LeedsReport on Proposed34.5 x 24
Central [+ 11 text pages]Municipal Boundaries, etc.
B1833Leeds cemetery,Abram Rhodes,42 x 338.5
St George’s FieldsLyddon trustees,
[from 31D1]T.W.Tottie, Earl
Cowper, John
John Charnock,
John Wainwright,
Mr Newlove, Pack
Horse, et al.
B1833aLeeds cemeteryAbram RhodesCharles Fowler42 x 33.5
St George’s FieldsLyddon trustees,R.Inchbold
[3 copies- 2 withT.W.Tottie, Earllithog.
cemetery docs.]Cowper, etc.
[from 31D1]
B1833bCholera plan of Leedsfrom plan in reportCharles Fowler,29.5 x 21
[2 photocs.]of Robert Bakersurveyor
1834Leeds [repro. 1989]Baines & Newsome56 x 44
1834aLeeds/Selby railwayParsons’ HistoryJames Walker72 x 28.5
of LeedsBaines &
Newsam, publ.
1834bHeadingleyEnclosure award79 x 50.5
[photoc. © WYAS]
1835Boar Lane [illust.][auction]T.Newsam74 x 55
B1835aPark Row/Infirmary St/ T.Newsam20.5 x 16
Park Lane/East Parade16 x 12
[photog. x 2]
F1835bYorkshire [Wh 423]W.Darton & Son71.5 x 59
1836Hanover Square [illust.][house design for J.P.Clapham]J.P.Pritchett71 x 52
1836aWortley: Leeds &William Hargrave,B.Taylor,67 x 43
Stanningley TurnpikepurchaserH.Teal
[Armley Rd/Wellington Rd]
1836bLeeds – Leadenhall St.,Shambles EstateR. Inchbold;59 x 47
Fleet St., Cheapside, Brig-of F & J Rinder.Jackson &
gate, Vicar Lane; House[Messrs Willett,Backhouse, arch.
of RecoveryPeace, Teale]
[annotations by M.Beresford]
1837Boar Lanelate WilliamPerkin & Sons76 x 28
Beckett
1837aHunslet LaneJ & J WilkinsonS.D.Martin56 x 44.5
[with annotation]
1837bHunslet LaneJ & J WilkinsonS.D.Martin63 x 51
[Further copy of 1837a,
with additions]
1837cLeeds Bridge EndRobert HowittT.Newsam80 x 59.5
1837dHeadingley/Leeds Zoolog-T.Newsam57.5 x 47
Burley [photoc.]ical & Botanical
Gardens
1838Leeds Waterworks – Wharfe/G.Leather65 x 51.5
Aire [photoc.]G.Masser, lith.
R1838aLeeds ZoologicalWm Billinton,88 x 61
& Botanical GardensCiv.Eng.[98 x 71
[B&N 83]Edward Davies,(backing)]
landscape gard.
F1838bWest RidingWhite’sWm.White54.5 x 43.5
[slip-case]DirectoryJ.H.Franks engrav.
R1838+Leeds [Little Woodhouse]trustees ofHenry Teal90 x 75
C.Wilson
1839Little WoodhouseBirchall & CashS.D.Martin74 x 52
[annotated]
1839aLittle Woodhouse,Cash & Birchall85 x 50
Cankerwell Lane
[Second plan, + tracing,
related to & dated from 1839]
1839bLittle Woodhouse,74 x 54
Cankerwell Lane
[Third plan related to
& dated from 1839; annotated]
1839cLittle Woodhousedevisees of lateS.D.Martin73 x 51
[photoc.]John Atkinson
B1839dLeedsin BradshawG.Bradshaw,15 x 11
[photoc.]TimetableW.Blacklock publ.
1839eLeedsBaines & Newsome42.5 x 37
[in mount; illust.]W.H.Lizars, engrav.
1840Hunslet Lane [planned diversion]64 x 46
1840a[Plan related to 1840]25 x 20
1840bPark Lane &
Woodhouse LaneJohn BlaydsJ.Fox59 x 49
B1840cLeeds [photoc.]J.Archer, engrav.25 x 18.5
1841Crown Point RoadJohn BlaydsS.D.Martin68 x 59
1841aCrown Point RoadJohn BlaydsS.D.Martin67 x 48
[Second copy of 1841,
coloured, with additions]
1842GildersomeWm. Wordsworth63 x 55
1842anr N.M.Railway stnJohn ClaphamS.D.Martin71 x 55
1842b[Second copy of 1842aJohn ClaphamS.D.Martin79 x 50
+ annotations]
F1842cLeeds, East Ward (sewers)Capt. VetchJ.F.Masser56.5 x 45.5
[covers]
[+ photoc. x 2 and photog. 22 x 16 PW]
B1842dLeeds [sewerage] [photog.]Capt. Vetch[J.F.Masser]23 x 16
B1842eRoundhay [photoc.]John GoodmanS.D.Martin41.5 x 25.5
B1842fLeeds Sanitary MapsRobert BakerStephen Sly42 x 29.5
[coloured photoc.surgeon
+ 3 reduced photoc.]31.5 x 20
F1842gLeeds Improvement Act:James Vetch
[Sewers: 3 plans] 1. Main sewersJ.F.Masser107.5 x 51
[covers] 2. Section of sewers111.5 x 49
3. Adel Beck64 x 51.5
[CON 2008/9]
B1843Mill St., Maris St.Henry Teal47 x 30
& Son
1843aEnglish & Scottish RailwaysCharles F.71 x 59.5/68
(3rd ed.) [photoc.]Cheffins
B1843bRailways in North of England36.5 x 25
B1843/4Mill Hill Ward, Leeds [photoc.]J.F.Masser83.5 x 71
1844Far Bank, LeedsJ.A.RhodesN.Sharpe92 x 60
[with letter 1866; + tracing]
R1844aLeeds to ThirskGrainger/Robert Cooper,76.5 x 56
Railway [16 plansMiller,James Powell,
of intended routeengineersCharles Letch,
in book form]surveyors
J.F.Masser, lithog.
F1844bLeeds [x 2: 1. cloth, in slip-case, coloured C.Fowler86.5 x 69
2. cloth;84.5 x 68
insets: plan of Zoo/Bot Gdns; SW View Leeds, 1767]
[+ photoc. PF]
[2 copies, cloth, PRC.Fowler95 x 73/73.5]
[2 copies, paper, PRC.Fowler84.5 x 67.5/68]
F1844cLeeds Sewers DrawingCapt VetchJ.W.Leather1. 68 x 38
Nos.1-5, 7 Valley of[Greenwood]2. 76 x 49
River Aire [coloured][folder of plans: 23.5 x 39]3. 76 x 49
[+ photoc. of No.1., 1844d]4. 163 x 38
[Title of folder: Plans & Sections accompanying the report of5. 150.5 x 38
Jno.W .Leather C.E. On the sewerage of Leeds Feb 10th 1845]7. 169.5 x 38
[CON 2008/9]
1844dLeeds sewers – No.1Capt. VetchJ.W.Leather,67 x 38
[photoc.; cf F1844c, no.1]
[F1844eLeeds Sewers DrawingCapt VetchJ.W.Leather[see F1844c]
Nos.1-5, 7 Main Trunk Sewers
[2nd copy of F1844c][folder of plans: 23.5 x 39] to DUPLICATE BOX 1]
[F1844fLeeds Sewers DrawingCapt VetchJ.W.Leather[see F1844c]
Nos.1-5, 7 Main Trunk & [folder of plans; 23.5 x 39]
Principal Branch Sewers [3rd copy of F1844c] to DUPLICATE BOX 1]
T1844gChapel AllertonTithe map102. 5 x 72
[modern copy + property owner list x 2]
1845Leeds sewers – No.2Capt. VetchMr Walker74.5 x 47
[illustrating report by[Fowler]
J.W.Leather; + photoc.] [cf F1844c]
1845aLeeds sewers – No. 3Capt. VetchJ.W.Leather77 x 48
Hunslet/Holbeck [photoc.][Fowler]
[see original in F1844c]
1845bLeeds sewers [photoc.][as No.2 in F1844cJ.W.Leather,75 x 47
but overprintedengineer
Charles Tilney,
Borough Surveyor]
1845cKnosthorpeJ.A.Rhodes74.5 x 53
[railway plan; book of 9 pages]
1845dLeeds & West Riding[intended linesJ. Hawkshaw,73 x 51
Railways [photoc.]& stations]engineer
Messrs Martin, Johnson & Fox
R1845eLeeds to York RailwayBateman,Thomas74 x 49.5
[18 plans of intendedengineerNewsam surveyor
route in book form]
R1845fCentral StationJohn Dower,92 x 73
[photoc.]engrav.
F1845gLeeds Hackney Coach Stands:1. BriggateT.Walker,61 x 49.5
[x 2, covers; 2nd copy,2. N.Midl.Railw.Masser,62 x 50.5
Plan 2 damaged]3. North Stengrav.62 x 50
[B&N 1094. Oxford Pl.62 x 50
5. Park Row62 x 50.5
[CON 2008/9]
T1845hPotternewtonTithe map120 x 58.5
[modern copy + property owner list]
R1846Central StationWm Cubitt, JohnRobert107.5 x 75.5
Hawkshaw,Cooper
Thomas Graingersurveyor
-engineers
R1846aLeeds & Bramhope Waterworks –109 x 81
sections [+ photoc.]101 x 65.
[Leeds & Thirsk Railway –100 x 79
waterworks]
[related to & dated from 1846a above; + photoc.] 101 x 46
1846bEllerby Lane/RichmondH.Wood EsqMartin & Fox,77 x 51
Hill/East Wood St [illust.]Masser, lithog
T1846cHeadingley-cum-BurleyTithe map99 x 95
[modern copy + property owner list]
T1846dHolbeck [photoc.]Tithe map68 x 65
T1846eBramley/Stanningley [photog. x 6] 12.5 x 9
[6 plans based on Tithe Maps with later additions]
T1846fArmleyTithe map
R1846 – 1867Blenheim Sq/ Carlton Hill/LaneMathewman et al
[see Multiple rolls 3, R1846-67 at end of list]
1847Little Woodhousedevisees of
+ 2nd copy annotated (LL)John AtkinsonMartin & Fox85 x 55.5
1847aLeeds/Little Woodhouse area
[dated from 1847; 3 copies,Martin & Fox62.5 x 45.5
all coloured; + photoc.]
B1847bLeeds [photoc.]Directory mapW.White45 x 40.5
B1847cDewsbury RdJ.Blayds[CON 2005]Martin & Fox81 x 77
B1847dDewsbury Rd – sewersJ.Blayds[CON 2005]Martin & Fox99 x 73.5
B1847eLeedsW.WhiteJ.H.Franks43.5 x 38.5
[photoc.] [B&N 117]engrav.
B1847fPark Mills [printed]Thor. Soc.22 x 14.5
B1847gLeedsW.WhiteJ.H.Franks43.5 x 38.5
[photoc.] [B&N 117]engrav.
B1847hLeeds – Meadowcopy of OSW.S.Cameron,39 x 36.5
Lane areaCity Engineer
B1847iLeeds – Duke St., Stcopy of OSW.S.Cameron29 x 25
Peter’s Square area
1847jLeedsRedrawn from OS 1846-7 Yorkshire sheet 218Peter F. Adams72 x 58
1848Leeds Music Hall [seating plan] Martin & Fox68 x 55.5
1848aLeeds Music Hall [seating plan] Fox65.5 x 32
T1848Adel Tithe Map (part, photocopy) ex-Beresford
F1849Leeds & 10 miles roundBaines &Martin & Fox124 x 116
[covers; J.Lennox onNewsam
binding] [update of Thorp, F1821d/e]
[+ photoc. x 2, PF]124.5 x 114.5
1850Leeds Music Hall [seating plan]67 x 32
1850aCampfield HouseJ.Thompson60 x 48
Estate – Camp Rd/
North St
1850bSt Ann’s Street/[scheduleJ.Fox,75 x 42.5
Cookridge St/of windows]surveyor
Woodhouse Lane
1850cLeeds [repro.1989]J.Rapkin,56 x 44.5
engrav.
B1850dLeeds [sewers]J.W.Leather23.5 x 15.5
[photog.]J.F.Masser, lith.
B1850eKnowstrop [photoc.]1833 sale planJ.F.Masser & Co.43.5 x 30
re-used for later sale
– Maude estate
B1850fDewsbury RdJ.CalverleyJames Fox76.5 x 65
[3 letters enclosed + calling card][CON 2005]
R1850gMeadow Lane areaRegina v. WilliamNewsam & Son96.5 x 67
[Prosecutor’s Plan]Higgins & others
[some houseowner names]
R1850hTownships of Leeds, [photoc.]J.W.Leather103 x 68.5
Holbeck & Hunslet [sewers & drains]   
[B&N 120; 1846 written on plan.]
R1851Leeds – religious census
[modern analysis with attached notes, 3 pages] 63.5 x 66
B1851aGreystone/Hill Top estateThomas Lloyd /33.5 x 28
Headingley-cum-BurleyJ.Roberts [from MS Box XXV]
1852Leeds & Dewsbury
TurnpikeBlayds Estate80.5 x 60
1852aSt James Lodge,devisees of
Woodhouse LaneWm. Hargrave67 x 53
[+ photoc.]
1852bWoodhouse Lane/WillowJ.Hebblethwaite73.5 x 55.5
Terrace Rd [University area]
R1852cHorsforth BeckJ.W.Leather94.5 x 62
[Leeds-Thirsk Railway]Horsforth Beck Mill-owners
Drawing No.1: positions of mills
R1852dDrawing No.2: Carr Bridge to nr. Nongobys
reservoirs/Horsforth BeckJ.W.Leather130 x 72
R1852eDrawing No.3: Section Bramhope tunnel J.W.Leather97 x 64.5
R1852fDrawing No.4: reservoirs site 1 J.W.Leather73.5 x 53
R1852gDrawing No.5: reservoir sites 2 & 3 J.W.Leather73.5 x 53
R1852hBradford canalO.S. Bradford125.5 x 70
[later colouring &Plans 2 & 5
annotation, perhaps related to closure & absorption into A&C Nav./L&L CC]
1852i1. Albion St/Boar Lanesale plansJ.Thompson, surv.76 x 58.5
2. Little Nevile StJ.F.Masser, lith.
3. Wortley [cf. 1836a] [B&N 127]
1853Middleton, Hunslet,Brandling v.Newsam & Son76 x 51
Beeston, RothwellPlummer
F1853aLeeds [covers; + photoc. PB]Wm.White, publ.46.5 x 41.5
1854Warwick Place [section]69 x 46
1854aWarwick Place/71 x 51
Woodbine Place/
Cankerwell Lane [sections]
R1854bLarchfield EstateGeorge GoodmanS.D.Martin,101.5 x 68
Hunslet[many names]agent for sale
[3 identical copies of lots for sale]
R1854cRawdon/GuiseleyLand Agents &
[sale plan]SurveyorsBradford92 x 69
R1854dLeeds – Bradford Turnpike
St Andrews Rd/St,
Darlington St,
Bingley St101.5 x 56
R1855Hunsletlate RichardJ.Thompson101 x 76
Waterloo Lane/JackWilson
Lane/Greenwood St
Foundry St/Leeds-
Wakefield tp Rd
R1855aHunslet Carr Estate [lots for sale][many names in adjoining properties]J.Thompson87 x 67
1856Plan relating to Bower’s Yard, HunsletJoshua Bower45.5 x 32.5
   
1856a[Another plan related to 1856 + letters]33 x 22.5
1856b[Third plan related to 1856]33 x 22.5
R1856cHightown &Rev. T.C. BarkerJ.Brooke,98 x 92
Hartshead& C.Barkersurv.
1857Hunslet Crown Glass &
Bottle ManufactoryJoshua BowerJames Fox88.5 x 59
1857a[Second plan related to 1857]89.5 x 59
1857bHunslet Crown Glass etc.84.5 x 45.5
[+ tracing]
1857cClaypit Lane76 x 55.5
[plans, tracing, letters]
B1857dLeeds – wards numberedWilliam White52 x 42
[badly foxed] [+ photoc.]
R1857eWoodhouse Lane/Cookridge St.
(LL)Jn. Calverley84 x 67
B1858Leeds – Qu.Victoria’s routeMasser27 x 21
at opening of Town Hall
[x2 + letter, + enlarged photoc. ]
1858aLittle WoodhouseGeorge Rawson,James Fox59 x 48
[‘corrected’ copyMajor, & H.Teale
of W1824; tracing]
B1858bLeedsWeekly DispatchB.R.Davies46 x 32
[photoc.] [B&N 134]Atlas
B1858cLeeds [+ photoc.]Leeds Guide,J.F.Masser41.5 x 33
T.Fenteman, 1858
1858dYorkshireRailway &G.F.Cruchley57 x 51.5
[photoc.]Telegraphic Map
1859Grey Walk/St.,the late GeorgeJames Fox66 x 50
HunsletGoodman
1859aHunslet Lanethe late GeorgeJames Fox66.5 x 36
Goodman
R1859bHunslet/trustees of the lateJames Fox86.5 x 63
Larchfield EstateSir George Goodman 84 x 61
[plan and corrected plan]
R1859cHunslet [sale plan]S.D.Martin104.5 x 69
[Railway Foundry Estate]
R1859dWoodhouse LaneJ.H.HebblethwaiteS.D.Martin85 x 73
[lots for sale]
R1859eLeeds Ironworks[associated names:117 x 72
Milnes,Walker, Brandling,
Midgly, Bland]
R1859fJacob’s Welllate Wm. OsborneJ.Fox33 x 23
Camp Rd[+ names & annotations]
{poor condition – backing coming off}
R1859gYeadon (LL)W. Monkhouse97 x 66
1860Bridge End, Leedsdevisees of George
[4 identical copies]GoodmanJames Fox68.5 x 51
1860aGrey Walk, Hunsletdevisees of George
[4 identical copies]GoodmanJames Fox68.5 x 51
1860bHunslet LaneGeorge GoodmanJames Fox57 x 45
[3 identical copies]
1860cLittle Woodhouse St63 x 48
1860d[Plan related to 1860c]63 x 48
B1860eHill Top Estate, BurleyMr Thomas ClaphamW.Wordsworth,53 x 42
[Henrietta Street;Leeds Royal Park,Black Gates
Roberts Well Close,Earl Cardigan
Newland Sheep Close,Mr John Eastwood
Apron Close, Pasture Close
Stack Garth][from MS Box XXV]
1861Harrogate Gas WorksDobson
[retaining wall]& Chorley75 x 51
B1861aBrunswick Tavern,[proposedJ.Fox46 x 37
Jacobs Wellalterations]
1861bLeeds – Guide for StrangersCharles Fowler61.5 x 27
[photoc.]
1861cAgricultural Show [illust.] FRAMEDJ.F.Masser 78.5 x 57.5
[+ photoc. PR1861c]
F1861dLeeds & 40 miles round [covers]J.Lennox,131.5 x 98.5
[based on G.F.Cruchley ; B&N 149]stationer
[+ photoc. PF]128 x 100.5]
1862New Infirmary siteJames Fox72 x 52.5
Great George Street [photoc.]
B1862aRed Hall – 1. Ground floor [tracing]J.Fox, 56 x 47.5
2. Plan of alteration [tracing]architect55 x 50
3. Front elevation50 x 21.5
4. Plan71.5 x 68.5
5. label of previous filing[CON 2005]
R1863Denison HallJ.P.Clapham underJames Fox61.5 x 61
will of late JohnClapham
1864Folly Hall, HunsletChas. CouplandJames Fox76 x 56
1864aLeeds Railway Terminus[suggested by J.F.Masser] 73 x 51
& through line [photoc.]
1864bCentral Station, Leeds[suggested by J.F.Masser]93 x 55
[photoc.]
B1864/70Clay Pit Lane, ClayJ.W.Marsden, William &each 12 x 17
Pit House, CobdenJohn Wood
Place [3 photos.]
1865Henrietta StreetThomas ClaphamJames Fox76 x 51
R1865aHenrietta Street
[sale plan]Thomas ClaphamJames Fox127 x 66
B1866Accommodation RdMrs LobleyJames Fox53 x 26.5
B1866aAccommodation Rd/Mr Lobley/ Mrs Scales/48 x 26.5
Knostrop RdMrs Crossland
[+ correspondence, 1866]
B1866bAccommodation Rd/[tracing; refersJames Fox48.5 x 211
Cross Green Laneto plan dated 1833]
B1866cAccommodation RdMessrs Denison &44 x 39.5
Wilkinson/Mrs Crossland/
Mr Parker/Mr Wormald
1866dBramley (Plan 1.)Thomas MyersJames Fox52 x 49
1866eBramley (Plan 2.)the late Thomas &
Jessie MyersJames Fox60 x 53.5
1866fGledhowJohn GoodmanJames Fox61 x 58
1866gHill Top, BurleyThomas ClaphamJames Fox79 x 58
1866hManston CollieriesRichard81.5 x 42
Lot 1. Beeston ParkGouthwaite,
Bed, Killingbeck [photoc. x 2]surveyor.
1866iManston Collieries: Lot 2. [photoc.] R.Gouthwaite53.5 x 42
1866jLeeds [repro.1989 + photoc.] W.Brierley62 x 44.5
1866kWest Bar/Boar Lane/Duncan St A.M.Fowler88.5 x 32
Improvement [+ annotations] Bor. Surv.
1866lHeadingley – Hill TopThomas ClaphamJames Fox76 x 56
Estate,nr. [2 copies;69 x 50
1 edge missing, 1 more colour]
R1866mHill Top, BurleyThomas ClaphamJames Fox94.5 x 76.5
Kings Rd/Queens Rd/
Edwin Rd/Royal Park [sale plan]
F1866nLeeds Waterworks:E.Filliter
[covers; 2 plans + text]J.&E. Pulleyn,
1. Watersheds of Yorkshire rivers lithog.88.5 x 82.5
2. Leeds New Water Supply –116.5 x 89
enlarged watersheds map
B1867Leeds [photoc.]J.Bartholomew33 x 27.5
B1867aLeeds [photoc.W.B.Hindle,29 x 23.5
+ photog.]estate agent24 x 20
R1867bLarchfield Estatedevisees of lateJ.Fox75.5 x 71
Goodman StreetGeorge Goodman
1867cCrimble House (est.date)Samuel Crofte(LL)68 x 48
1868Royal Park, LeedsThomas ClaphamJames Fox76 x 54
B1868aLeeds [date in pencil]stamped ‘I.Makin’;John Dower,45 x 34
[coloured]Abel Heyward &‘corrector’
[+ photoc.]Sons, publishers
1868bLeeds Centre [+ photoc.; illust.]Johnson61 x 50.5
1868cLeeds (25 Miles Round) [photoc.]Crutchley65 x 51
B1868dLeeds [photoc. x 2]Bradshaw’sBradshaw &19.5 x 14.5
HandbookBlacklock
B1868eLeeds [+ photoc.]Cooke’s GuideJ.Dower49 x 34
[B&N 187]
1869Denison Hall [tracing]James Fox62.5 x 52
1869aDenison Hall – first[divided as 1869b]76 x 55.5
floor [dated from 1869]
1869bDenison Hall – ground[divided into76 x 56
plan [dated from2 houses; ‘belonging
1869]to Pickles’ on verso]
1869cDenison Hall – stables ground56 x 38
plan [dated from 1869]
R1869dEmblematical &Master G.Thirkill,81 x 65
Statistical Map ofAberford
England &Wales
1870New Wortley
[+ letter]Mr LongleyJames Fox65 x 56
R1870aKirkgate/Cannon Stlate TimothyHeppers, auct.
[photoc.]HawkesworthJ.Smallpage104 x 68.5
1870bYorkshirereprint of 1831R.Creighton57.5 x 42.5
[Wh 575]map + railways
1870cShadwell/ Barwick/Seacroft WNNicholsonJno. Eddison 52 x 42
2 copies (LL)
1871Royal Park, LeedsJames Fox
& Sons57.5 x 45.5
1871aRoundhayMessrs EastwoodMartin
[photoc.]& Middleton& Fenwick66 x 50
1871bRoundhayJohn
[photoc. x 2]Eddison70 x 50.5
B1871cLeeds – sketch mapmade for meeting ofC.Goodall,24 x 16
[photoc. –National Associationlithog.
original in Archives]for the Promotion of
Social Science
B1871dTown Hall, Leedsmade for NAPSS16 x 8
[photoc.](as 1871c)
1872Royal Park, LeedsThomas Clapham
[Second copy of 1868
with 1872 emendations]James Fox76 x 56
1872aBurleyLiberal ClubW.H.
Parkinson66 x 48.5
1872bRoyal Park, LeedsJames Fox
& Sons69 x 52.5
F1872cLeeds & Vicinity [covers; 2 copies,W.Brierley63.5 x 47
1+ hand-drawn coloured divisions]63 x 48
[+ photoc. PW] [B&N 226]
1873Camp Road, Leedslate Wm. TaylorJames Fox
[4 copies, 1 uncoloured]& Sons70 x 41
[date from ink inscription in uncoloured copy]
1873aRockingham StreetJ.TaylorJames Fox & Sons71 x 57
B1873bLeeds [photoc.] [cf B&N 238]John Dower45 x 32
1873cPark Place, Queen St.,
St Paul’s St, York Pl. (LL)Leasowe WalkerJames Fox & Sons26 x 41
1873dBriggate, Boar Lane (LL)Leasowe WalkerJames Fox & Sons26 x 41
1873eBurley St, Park Lane (LL)Leasowe WalkerJames Fox & Sons26 x 41
1873fMoor Allerton,
Leeds/Harrogate Turnpike (LL)Leasowe WalkerJames Fox & Sons55 x 40
1873gHunslet, Church St
Lawns lane, St Mary’s Ch. (LL)Leasowe WalkerJames Fox & Sons55 x 38
1873hHunslet, Balm Rd.
Woodhouse Hill Rd (LL)Leasowe WalkerJames Fox & Sons42 x 32
1873iHunslet, Balm Rd
Flax Hill Rd (LL)Leasowe WalkerJames Fox & Sons50 x 32
R1873jAlbion St, St Ann’s St (LL)98 x 76
R1873kEast Parade, St Paul’s St (LL)99 x 63
R1873lMarket St, Call Lane (LL)83 x 63
1874Carr House Estatetrustees of lateJ.F.Masser
Chapel AllertonJoseph Henry& Sons88.5 x 57
[photoc.]Oates
1874aClapham Rd.,
Royal ParkMessrs GrimstonJames Fox & Sons76 x 51
1874bHanover Mount – sections [new roads] James Fox & Sons67 x 27
1874cSheet No.1 [Plan related to 1874b]29 x 26.5
1874dSheet No.2 [Plan related to 1874b]49.5 x 42
[attached sheet]30.5 x 15
1874eHanover SquareHenry PicklesJames Fox & Sons64 x 35
1874f[Second copy of 1874e with lots marked]
1874gCardigan[Clapham]Messrs GrimstonJames Fox
Rd/Royal Park Estate& Sons71 x 51.5
[hand-drawn]
F1874hBramham Moor HuntGeorge Lane FoxJ.F.Masser65.5 x 85.5
[covers]
F1874iLeeds [and vicinity]OS 93 SWCol. Colby,79 x 69.5
[concentric 1 mile ringspublisher
superimposed; slip-case]
R1874jHeadingley Land between
Moor (Monkbridge) Rd and
Mill (Grove) Lane in building
plots (Brookfields) (LL)Hall & HoltWm Wheater89 x 57
F1875Yorkshire, Parliamentary reduced from OSBartholomew 88.5 x 71
MapWm. Collins
1875a?HorsforthJohn Bradley, HorsforthD.Speight66 x 47.5
B1875bPark Lane School, Leeds
1. Front elevation with scale59 x 23
2. End elevation59.5 x 22
3. Back elevation with scale, pricings, signatures, dates60 x 22
4. Sections on lines A-B, C-D; stamped ‘education
approved’ and ‘accepted 25 Nov 1875’59.5 x 23
1875cEldon Terrace, Eldon Pl. (LL)John WalkerJames Fox59 x 37
1875dHeadingley Hill (LL)Devisees Mrs GloverMartin &
North Grange Rd/Hill(+ newsclip re prices)Fenwick89 x 58
R1875eBriggate, Swinegate (LL)Charles Calverley89 x 57
1876Bradford and vicinityfrom Cudworth, “Round about Bradford”Walker & Thornton68 x 54
F1877Leeds (20 Miles Round)Barmby60.5 x 59
[covers; + photoc. PW59 x 58]
1877aPark Lane/South ParadeMr PickeringJ.Fox & Sons69.5 x 46
F1877bSheffieldPO Directory for
West Riding80 x 67
1878Albion Street (Ground Floor plan)G.Corson, archt.68 x 51
1878aAlbion St. (alternative Ground Floor plan)G.Corson, archt.68 x 50.5
1878bAlbion Street (First Floor plan)G.Corson, archt.68.5 x 51
1878cAlbion St. (alternative First Floor plan)G.Corson, archt.68.5 x 51
1878dPreston House [3-page
booklet + letter]David GibsonWilkinson,
archt49 x 30.5
1878eLeeds: Trinity St/BriggateHepper auction.James Fox75 x 32
Sherwood’s YardHerman Schmitz,& Sons
[annotations]R.G.Leonard,
Messrs P&E Mallett,
Messrs Hyam & Co
1878-9Proposed plan forG.CorsonInchbald & Beck38 x 25.5
Grand Theatre[in EPHEMERA]
1879Accommodation Rd/trustees of lateJohn Smallpage
Pontefract LaneJohn JacksonR.Bownas96 x 34
1879aLeeds & Vicinity [+ photoc. x 3]W. Brierley63 x 50
F1879bLeeds [PF;Richard JacksonBacon59 x 43
+ photoc. PW] [B&N 261]
1880Albion Street (Plan 1.)Edmund WilsonWalter
[illust.]H. Parkinson64.5 x 48
1880aAlbion St., No.50 [specifications for work, 12 pages]33 x 20.5
1880b[Albion St.] Tenders41 x 32.5
1880c[Albion St.] sketch plan, later alterations51 x 34
1880dAlbion Street (Plan 2.)Edmund WilsonW.H.Parkinson66 x 48
1880eAlbion Street (Plan 3.)Edmund WilsonW.H.Parkinson66 x 47.5
B1880fLeeds [photoc.]Ward/Lock GuideWard, Lock &.49.5 x 32
Co publisher
1880gYorkshire – parliamentaryG.W.Bacon64 x 50.5
divisions [cloth] [Wh 623]
1881Holly Bank Estate [tracing, stuck on James Fox85 x 57
& plan extended on to base sheet] & Sons
1881aInstitution StreetWm. Thackray61.5 x 36
[tracing]
R1881bGuiseley, Lower MillRiley99 x 68
[Midland Railway]
F1881cHunting Map of York &John Sampson,98.5 x 92
Ainsty [covers]York
F1881dLeeds – from O.S. [B&N 268]G.W.Bacon62 x 40
[covers]
1881eBridge End, Call Lane25th Auction SaleHepper & Sons74 x 56
1882Victoria Square/proposed new PostJ.Fox & Sons72 x 53.5
Park Lane/East Parade/Office site/Heppers/
South ParadeLeeds Permanent/ Board of
[tracing]Guardians Office/Wedderburn/
Pease/Pickersgill/Athenaeum/
Nelson,Barr & Nelson
R1882aLeeds [Great NorthernMcCorquodale
Railway]& Co94.5 x 68.5
R1882bLeeds & Districtreduced large OSMcCorquodale100.5 x 75.5
[CON 2008/9]
B1882cStanks [sale plan]late Wm. CroslandCharles Swale,43 x 34.5
[signed by (?) trustees as true plan:W.Perkins, James F.Crosland, W.C. Crosland, J.W.Watson, Edward Hamilton.
R1882dLeedsOS with sites on market marked190.5 x 67
when Liberal Club seeking new
premise
W1882eLeeds & DistrictMcCorquodale98cm x72cm
B1883[see also Multiple Rolls 4]
Coliseum A. [recd.from Leeds Forge,1889]RevisedWm Bakewell,
 plans of fittings:architect
 1. Basement130.5 x 78.5
 2. Ground Floor129 x 77
3. 1st & 2nd Galleries120 x 77
4. Longitudinal sections91 x 64.5
5. Transverse sections86 x 66.5
R1883aHalton Rd./Leeds Race CourseWalter H.102 x 68
Temple NewsamCompany Ltd.Parkinson, surv.
Osmondthorpe Hall [annotations: 1883-4] McCorquodale,
[photoc.]printer
B1883bLeeds [photoc.]Bacon’s New LargeG.W.Bacon49.5 x 32
[B&N 273]Scale Ordnance Atlas
of the British Isles
1884Aire & Calder Navigation Plan86 x 52
B1884aLeeds [photoc.]A&C Black GuideBartholomew22 x 16.5
R1884bOuse improvementAire & Calder Navigation
Goole to coast[Session 1884]Charles149 x 60.5
Goodall, engrav.
F1884cLeeds [covers]W.Brierley65 x 46.5
B1884dLeeds [Park StProperty purchased
and Chariot St;by Yorkshire College27.5 x 25.5
photoc. + transcript][original in MS Box VII. 46]
R1885Leeds [photoc. x 2]5 ParliamentaryWilliam56 x 53.5
Divisions of BoroughRidley68.5 x 63
B1885aLeeds [part of plan;Briggate, Wood St,54.5 x 36
dated ’30 May 1885′]Fleet St [LCD 1091]
R1885[see also Multiple Rolls 4]
-88Coliseum B. 1885 Transverse section – Wm Bakewell,
gradient of Portland Starchitect61.5 x 49
C. 1885 Detail of Orchestra (“No.131A”) Wm Bakewell
architect
77.5 x 59
D. 1886 Coliseum Building [staircases] No.141 Wm.Bakewell47.5 x 45.5
E. 1886 Coliseum Building [staircases] No 142 Wm.Bakewell46 x 44
F. 1886 Coliseum – Proposed alterations to Wm Bakewell,
architect
orchestra & retiring rooms (tracing – “Off. No.141”)  37 x 26
G. 1886 Conductor’s stand & trestle Wm Bakewell30 x 33.5
H. 1886 Coliseum – New south staircase
(No.149, numerous signatures and dates) Wm Bakewell85 x 66
I. 1886 Coliseum – New south staircase
(No.150, numerous signatures)
transverse & longitudinal sectionsWm Bakewell85 x 66
J. 1887 Coliseum –
New north entrance & staircase – “No.3” Wm Evans67.5 x 35.5
K. 1888 Coliseum – 2nd tier – revision [tracing] 49.5 x 41
1886Oxford RowLeeds Rifles DepotC.Fowler, archt.65.5 x 50
1886aOxford RowLeeds Rifles DepotC.Fowler & Son60 x 60
1886bLeeds [B&N 288] [incorrctly dated 1888 in ink] G.W.Bacon62 x 48
[+ part index25.5 x 17]
1887Park Lane/ChorleySale plan, HepperChorley &78.5 x 50
Lane/ Woodhouse Sq [photoc.] Connon
F1887aLeeds Suburban RailwaySession 1887Newstead122.5 x 93
[covers]& Wilson
1888Leeds [photoc.]? Kelly’s DirectoryG.W.Bacon65.5 x 50.5
B1888aLeeds Kirkgate Market [photoc.]T. Hewson 39 x 39
R1888bGarforth/KippaxLodge & Bartle,97 x 72
[sale plan of several lots on 1 sheet] auctioneers
1889Crown Hotel EstateSwale & Mitchell75.5 x 53
Hunslet Rd [illust.]McCorquodale & Co
B1889aThoresby’s house,photoc. of tracing36.5 x 26
Kirkgatein MS Box IV 33
1890Leeds [Central/South-East]McCorquodale62 x 44.5
[repro.1989]
F1890aLeeds –Roundhay RdMcCorquodale149 x 80.5
Leeds CorporationImprovement
[estimated date on note] [B&N 305/313]
B1890-1A. Albion ChapelBlock Plan –J.F.Wilkinson,51 x 43
[‘architect’s paper’]Commercial St.,surveyor,
’23rd April 91′Albion St./Walk,Leeds
Basinghall St.
B. [Albion Chapel]Back Elevation39.5 x 26.5
[‘architect’s paper’]’10th July 1890′
1891Leeds [photoc.]G.W.Bacon67 x 53
F1891a[Leeds station]Hudson v.Goodall & Suddick,97.5 x 72.5
N.E.Railway Co.printers
1892Leeds Consolidation andGoodall & Suddick65.5 x 58
Improvement [photoc.]
1892aYorkshire Roman RoadsJournal of BradfordPercival Ross60 x 42
Hist./Ant. Soc.
1893Leeds [photoc. x 2]Kelly’s DirectoryG.W.Bacon65 x 51
[with ward divisions added]
R1896Kirkstall-RoundhayCity Tramways
1. gradients, curves, feederwires [n.d.] Jowett & Sowry printers87.5 x 61.5
R1896a2. dynamos & switchboardsJ.Hopkinson102 x 68
R1896b3 . poles & bracketsJ.Hopkinson94 x 63.5
R1896c4. proposed arrangement of street box J.Hopkinson97 x 69
R1896d5. electric motor carsJ.Hopkinson
[illust.]J & S (engineers
& surveyors)123.5 x 68
B1896eKirkstall Abbeyfrom ‘The Builder’, 1896based on plans by F.W.Bedford, 189344 x 33.5
B1897Leeds [photoc.]Baddeley’s Yorks.Bartholomew24.5 x 16
[cf B&N 322]
B1897aLeedsLeeds Industrial Co-Op.53 x 41
[x 2]Society stores, from
Jubilee History of L.I.C.S.
G.T.Holyoake
R1897bEngland & WalesCycling Map fromJ.Bartholomew91 x 74.5
‘The Hub’, 24/04/97G.Newnes, publ.
B1898City Square [site of excavated tree root in Boar Lane] 18 x 18
B1898aLeeds, 14 miles roundLeeds Mercuryfrom O.S.45.5 x 38
Weekly Supplement
1899Leeds [photoc.]Kelly’s DirectoryG.W.Bacon64 x 50.5
F1899aLeeds & Districtfrom O.S.Richard Jackson68 x 55
[covers]
R1899bFarnley/Leathley –Trustees of theE.J.Silcock,
Leathley Mill &Farnley Estate &Civil Engineer
watercoursesLeeds Corporation
1. 4 plans in book formeach 101.5 x 69.5
R1899c2. OS CLXX (6″)Farnley Estate96 x 96
[rolled with R1899b] coloured and lettered
R1899d3.OS (25″)Farnley Estate showing141 x 85
[rolled with R1899b]mill, reservoir, river
1900Leeds [reduced repro.1989]Kelly’s DirectoryG.W.Bacon56 x 44.5
[+ photoc.63.5 x 53.5]
F1900bLeeds/River Aire[many names ofWhitehead &81 x 56
[many advertisement]commercial premises]Miller
[dated from Directories c.1900]
[covers]
1902Call Lane [warehouse]Trustees of Free64 x 38
[foundations, etc.]School Estate
B1902aLeeds [+ photoc.]J.W.Bean’s HistoryFowler32.5 x 24
[surveyed 1844]of Leeds 
1905Cloth Hall Street [warehouses and bell pits] G.W.Atkinson71 x 55
F1905aLeeds & EnvironsRoberts & Co,74.5 x 71
Publ., Nottingham
1907Kirkstall Abbey [historic plan]83.5 x 51
1907aCistercian Churches [comparative sizes]John Bilson62 x 44
[see Thor.Soc. XVI]
F1907bEngland & WalesBritish Assoc. Meeting, 66.5 x 48
Geological SurveyLeeds, 1927
[In British Assoc. envelope]
B1908Barwick in ElmetH.S.Chorley28 x 21.5
– Wendel Hill [Thor. Soc XVII, 1908, p.19]
F1908aYorkshire – Scarborough’sScarborough101.5 x 92.5
map [2 pieces; extensive indexing] Co.
[photoc.]
B1908bLeeds & Bradford1898 boundariesO.S.50.5 x 34
[part of 1 inch map]of districts marked
[photoc.]
1909OS Map CCIVIII North WestO.S.57 x 42
Marked with position of churches
1910Bagby WorksG.Bray & Co.G.F.Bowman91.5 x 59.5
Estate [photoc.]
F1910aLeeds & SuburbsBacon & Co76 x 74
[+ street index; hand-coloured wards;
date from inscription]
B1910bSwinsty Hall, nr Otleyfrom TheMartin Shaw35.5 x 25
B1910c[4 measured drawings,ArchitectBriggseach
3 of them x 2; + newspaper cuttings; illust.]
F1910dLeeds & Suburbs[dated from F1910a]Bacon & Co75.5 x 74.5
F1912Lancashire/Yorkshire RailwayJohn Aspinall87.5 x 75
[on back: plans of Liverpool, Goole,
Fleetwood; map of Ireland; connections
with Continent; adverts.]
1913BradfordGeological Survey, Sheet 69O.S.72 x 52
R1914Leeds – divisions & wards [photoc.] 95 x 84.5
[dated from ink inscription]
R1915-20Leeds – Central and North [photoc.; based on OS] 97.5 x 65
F1918Leeds [and district]Hand-colouredW.T.Lancashire104.5 x 68
[‘Tramways’ stampedroutesCity Engineer
on reverse; map dated 1917]
R1919Cookridge Hall EstateSales plans [see alsoH.E.Foster &
General plan [in separate roll]S1919]Cranfield, agents101 x 76
Lots 1-2 West Breary35 x 22
Lot 3 High Ridge Farm43 x 31
Lots 4-5 East Breary Farm48 x 31
Lot 6 Breary Grange33.5 x 28.5
Lots 7-8 Bramhope Grove & Marsh House 39.5 x 38
Lot 9 Black Hill Farm50 x 37
Lot 10 Crag House Farm48 x 37
Lot 11 Cookridge Hall60 x 48.5
Lot 12 Lane End Farm42.5 x 39.5
Lot 13 Rushes Farm43.5 x 28
Lot 14 Cocker Hill Farm40 x 28.5
Lot 15 Manor House Farm31 x 31.5
Lot 16 Holt Farm35 x 37
Lots 17-19 High Farm41.5 x 32
Lot 20 Low Farm28 x 26
Lots 21-27 Tinshill Farm & Plantation55 x 38
Lots 28-33 Woodman’s & Keeper’s Cottages,
Woodlands Farm & Moseley Wood55.5 x 41
[originals – all based on OS; + photoc. of general plan93 x 66
+ title pages etc. from sales plan booklet]
R1920Farnley Iron Works [photoc.]96 x 63
F1924Leeds area –British Assoc. Meeting,74.5 x 73.5
topographical map,Leeds, 1927
reduced from 1″ OS
[specially printed; in Brit.Assoc envelope]
R1927LeedsKelly’s Directory94 x 87
[CON 2008/9]
1927aLeeds City TramwaysMap and Timetable56.5 x 44
& Transport Dept.[W.Chamberlain,
Gen.Manager]
1928Bolton Priory [coloured copyS.D.Kitson70 x 51
on card of plan in Thor.Soc.XXX; + b&w copy]
B1929Vicar Lane – Lloydsfoundations showing42 x 37
Bank [+ letter]bell pits
1930Leeds, Town Hall steps,Police arrangements for‘Drawing75 x 54.5
[dated 27 June 1930]visit of George V &No. 153′
[‘4 Victoria Square’]Queen Mary, August
1933 [See also MS Box XX, 2]
B1931Leeds – Headrowshowing availabilityJ.E.Acfield,43 x 42
[some blue and redof shop sites.City Engineer
hand-colouring]
B1933Leeds & Districtfrom OS; for
Leeds Educ Com.52.5 x 42
F1933aLeeds – housing situation after 1925-30 R.A.H.Livett97.5 x 80.5
Housing ActsHousing Dir., Leeds
1933bLeeds, OakwoodPolice arrangements for67.5 x 46
[dated 5 August 1933]visit of George V &
[‘1. Oakwood’]Queen Mary, August,
1933 [See also MS Box XX, 2]
F1934Leeds – housing situation 2nd ed. of 1933 R.A.H.Livett97.5 x 80
planHousing Dir., Leeds
R1945/615/16/17 Queen Square,
1. 1945 – Thoresby Society premises K.J.Bonser72 x 63
2. 1945 – Existing premises [tracing]76 x 65
3. 1945 – 15/16, proposed alterations71 x 61
4. 1945 – 15/16, proposed alterations [near duplicate of 3.]71 x 65
5. 1945 – 15/16, proposed alterations75.5 x 66.5
6. 1945 – 16, proposed alterations, lecture rooms69 x 40
7. n.d. – plan of lecture room [tracing]44.5 x 18
8. n.d. – plan of lecture room [tracing]34 x 18.5
9. 1946 – 16/17, Thoresby/Rechabites premises91 x 49
10. 1946 – 16/17, Scheme A [tracing]75.5 x 41
11. n.d. – 15/16, Scheme A [tracing]76 x 59
12. 1946 – 16/17, Scheme B [tracing]75.5 x 41
13. n.d. – 15, Scheme B75.5 x 60
14. n.d. – 15/16, Scheme C76 x 60.5
[+ roll of 11 sketch plans, estimates & calculations]
1946LeedsW.S.Cameron47.5 x 44
F1947Leeds – 1. LeedsWigley’s Street Directory(1) 28 x 28
2. City Centre[book with 3 maps](2) 18 x 13
3. Postal Districts(3) 18.5 x 13.5
B1948Roundhay ShowRAC route map33.5 x 25.5
1949A Map of Yorkshire
(from British Railways map)drawn by Estra Clark Leak&Thorp Ltd57 x 45
1950Leeds Development MapD.Currie,
1781-1950City Engineer45 x 45
1951Leeds, pictorial/proof sheet &D.Mason Jones64.5 x 55.5
historical mapcoloured print
F1953Leeds + street indexNew plan [blue;Geographia109 x 95.5
[dated from inscription]on cloth]
R1953aQueen Square – proposedVictor Bain,75 x 68
garden layoutarchitect
1954Aberford Dykes 1. Location of Ab. Dy.38 x 41
[3 tracings] 2. Aberford Dykes51 x 31
3. Becca Banks45 x 40
[Leslie Alcock article, Antiquity 28 (1954)]
R1954/5West Riding [2 sheets]based on OSN. 106.5 x 57
[showing various boundaries]S. 108 x 80
195616-17 Queen SquareK.J.Bonser65.5 x 47
[tracing + photoc. with annotations] 67 x 50.5
F1960LeedsGeographiaP.H.Thorpe115.5 x 101.5
[date added in ink; covers]
B1960aLeedsincomplete set of maps used in 
Thoresby Soc. 47, 1960
F1961Leedsstreet plan + indexPyramid Press[booklet]
[date added in ink; covers]
1962Leeds Corporation Development Plans – 161 x 47.5
1962aLeeds Corporation Development Plans – 263 x 50
1962bLeeds Corporation Development Plans – 361.5 x 47.5
R1964Leeds – progress ofLeeds Church Extensioneach 109 x 98
church building, 1800-1964Society, 5 maps
B1964aMiddleton‘Highways in the City & County48.5 x 41
[+ MofT letter &Borough of Leeds’ – MofT
compliments slip] closing of roads
B1965Leeds Guide to Parking Meters and One-way StsJowett & Sowry48.5 x 43
R1966Woodhouse & [circulation & zoningC.G.Thirlwall78.5 x 66
Camp Roadplans – preliminary scheme]E.Weston Stanley
1966aLeeds [+ touristLeeds Central InformationC.G.Thirlwall61 x 48.5
information]BureauE.J.Arnold
B1966bBradfordBus routesBradford City Transport26 x 26
R1967Leeds [draft development plan]
[18 page booklet + cover]Thirlwall [plans]61 x 61
B1967aLeeds City Centretraffic planC.G.Thirlwall48.5 x 43
1967bOtley Conservation AreaL.N.Fraser, County61 x 43.5
[tracing paper overlay +Planning Officer
Otley – redrawn OS map 1851n61 x 44.5]
R1968Claremont [proposed alterations:
ground & first floors]Derek Linstrum112 x 50.5
B1968a[Leeds & district]Soil Survey ofOrdnance Survey74.5 x 41.5
England & Wales
B1968b[Halton]City Engineer’s plans: C.G.Thirlwall
Selby Rd, Chapel St,
Primrose Rd, Graveley Sq.
1970City of Leeds, Old Buildings: 1725-1806 (rough)G.Henson Brown60.5 x 50
1970aCity of Leeds, Old Buildings: 1725-1821 (finished)G.Henson Brown60.5 x 50
B1972Yeadon – appeal site28 x 28
1972aYorkshire Road MapYorkshire PostYP 24 Aug 197241 x 39.5
R1973Yorkshire & HumbersideRegional Housing &
Administrative Divisions, Sheet 2Planning Office90 x 76
B1973aWest Yorkshire, 197421.5 x 13.5
[showing existing local authorities]
B1973bLeeds – new district authority21.5 x 12.5
R1973cYorkshire – Ancientmap based on LawtonJ.H.Harvey,89.5 x 63.5
Parishes & Chapelries(1842) & TeesdaleD.Payne,
(1817-28)YAS
1974Stank Barn, Beeston – structural survey
1. Location of site [tracing]25 x 21
2. – 4. Detailed drawings [3 tracings & 5 photostats]74 x 58
5. Original sketch [scarf joints]M.B.Peacock64 x 48
[typescript notes, 2 pages]
[in 2 wallets; illust.]
1975Leeds: Map of Buildings
of Historical InterestMike Peace63.5 x 44
[+ Leeds City Art Gallery Bulletin no.30]
[+ Victorian Society, West Riding Group Newsletter 2.]
F1975Bridleway maps: Otley(1975)/Allanwood Press/42 x 29.5
/80 Bramhope(1980)/ Bolton Abbey(n.d.)Stile Publications
B1976Headrow Improvement Scheme39 x 20.5
B1976aLeeds Central AreaTraffic circulation,West Yorkshire30 x 24
Parking, etc.MCC
1977Leeds M1/A1 link roadYorkshire Post reports YP 4, 20 Aug 1977
various sizes
[3 newspaper cuttings]8 Sep 1978
R1979Leeds spas, springs and wells[K.J.Bonser]
[see Thoresby Society Miscellany,(map)122 x102
vol 54, pt. I, (1979) pp.29-50](index) 75.5 x 57.5
1979aAdel, Scotland MillsC.Braysher, J.Kirkby,83.5 x 58.5
[? photoc.]R.Mellor, D.Parry,
D. [or P.] Sluter, surveyors.
B1980Aireborough – Eastfootpath map andArthur Gemmell40 x 25
Carlton, Yeadon, et al.street map and index
B1981Leeds & district3 pageseach
B1981aCentral Leedsfrom Telephone28 x 20.5
B1981bLeeds descriptionDirectory
B1981cWest YorkshireMaps: vol. 4 of West Yorkshire:an Archaeological Survey to A.D.1500book:60.5 x 42
  
[vols 1-3 on shelf 21B]
B1985Leeds – UniversityPocket Guide42 x 29.5
B1985aBarwick-in-Elmet‘up to 1930s’Barwick-in-Elmet29.5 x 21
Historical MapHistorical Society
[1986]LeedsPlans of proposedAppleton Partnership,85 x 59
Playhouse [x 4]Edinburgh
[date from attached correspondence]
1992Seacroft & Crossgatesplan for bypassDept. of Transport,
[plan & discussion]Leeds62.5 x 30
B2000Leeds City Squarebooklet, plansJohn Thorp, City arch.117 x 80
and CD
F2001Leeds, CentralPhotomapOverview Mapping98.5 x 70.5
[+ Street Index]1:7,000Ltd
R2011LeedsMap showing LeedsFreda Matthews’100 x 99.5
Citizens killed inannotations on
Air-raids, 1940-44OS Landplan map

Details of multiple rolls

1. R1711-1968 A – L [Headingley-cum-Burley]

DatePlaceAssociated Persons, etcSurveyors, etc.Dimensions
A.1711Cardigan Estates [photoc.] Joseph Dickinson82 x 56.5
Headingley/Kirkstall/Burley
B.1711Cardigan Estates [modern tracing] [J.Dickinson]74.5 x 54.5
C.1781Leeds [part of; photoc.]J.Tuke58.5 x 55
D.1822Leeds [part of; photoc.]J.Thorpe39 x 25.5
E.1831Headingley-c-BEnclosure map – version [photoc.]125.5 x 76.5
not final version
F.1831Headingley-c-BEnclosure map [modern tracing]117 x 77
not final version
G.1831/45Headingley-c-B Enclosure/Tithe map [4 details] 76 x 55.5
H.1834Leeds [identifyingBaines and51.5 x 39
H-c-B] [photoc.]Newsome
I. 1845Headingley-c-BTithe map [modern tracing]95 x 100.5
J. 1846Headingley-c-BTithe map98 x 97
K.1850Leeds6″ O.S.; identifying H-c-B72 x 47.5
[photoc.]by colouring
L. 1968LeedsO.S. SE 23 NE; identifying H-c-B67 x 56
old boundaries by colouring
M. 1834Headingley-c-BEnclosure award [photoc in 4 parts]each 42.5 x 30

2. R1825 A – E [Wortley Lodge – Titley Estate]

DatePlaceAssociated Persons, etcSurveyors, etc.Dimensions
A 1825Wortley –Messrs Hardwick
Wortley-Leeds tp,& Brown,Henry Teal51.5 x 32
Oldfield LaneAnthony TitleyT.Inchbold, printer
B. n.d.Wortley Lodge – sketchesMrs Titley 
relating to levels [torn corner]99.5 x 68
C. n.d.Wortley Lodge/Leeds, 
Bradford, Halifax Rly78 x 56.5
D. n.d.Wortley Lodge sections;Mrs Titley 70 x 43.5
Low Lane/Oldfield Lane
E. n.d.Wortley Lodge – line 
of railway [tracing]26 x 23.5

3. R1846-67 A – M [Blenheim Square and Carlton Hill/Lane]

 PlaceAssociated Persons, etcSurveyors, etc.Dimensions
A. 1846Blenheim Square/Mrs MatthewmanMartin & Fox,91.5 x 66.5
Carlton Lanesurveyors
B. 1850Blenheim Sq/R.MatthewmanFox53 x 60
Carlton Lane (plan of estate) 
C. 1850Blenheim SqR.MatthewmanJ.Fox,94.5 x 73
Carlton Hill (copy of 1846 plan) surveyor
D. 1850Carlton LaneSkelton/MatthewmanFox,50 x 33
sewersWormaldsurveyor
E. 1852Blenheim Square/R.MatthewmanFox,56 x 37.5
Carlton Hill (building lots) surveyor
F. 1852Blenheim Square/R.MatthewmanJ.Fox,93 x 74
Carlton Hill (sale plan) surveyor
G. 1853Lofthouse PlaceR.MatthewmanFox,84 x 28
[drainage](section ) surveyor
H. 1853Carlton Cross St/ Fox78 x 53
Lofthouse Place (section)
I. 1867Blackman LaneCharles BulmerFox,64 x 56
surveyor
J. n.d.Lofthouse PlaceH.ColsellFox,86.5 x 36
(section) surveyor
K. n.d.Carlton Cross StMr Lucas/56 x 37
sketch plansMr Pickard
L. n.d.[inclination ofMr Skelton/41 x 23
drain]Mr Wormald
M. n.d.Carlton RoadMr Skelton66 x 33.5
(‘site for 70 cottages’ [in pencil]) 

4. R1883,1885-88 A – K [Coliseum]

In 2 rolls: (1)1883

(2)1885-88

DatePlaceAssociated Persons, etcSurveyors, etc.Dimensions
(1) A. 1883Coliseum [recd.from Leeds Wm Bakewell,
Revised plans of fittings: Forge,1889] architect
1. Basement130.5 x 78.5
2. Ground Floor129 x 77
3. 1st & 2nd Galleries120 x 77
4. Longitudinal sections [Beresford Chest, drawer 5]91 x 64.5
5. Transverse sections [Beresford Chest, drawer 5]86 x 66.5
(2) B. 1885Transverse section – gradient of Wm Bakewell,
Portland Starchitect61.5 x 49
C. 1885Coliseum –Wm Bakewell
Detail of Orchestra (“No.131A”)architect77.5 x 59
D. 1886Coliseum Building [staircases] No.141 Wm.Bakewell47.5 x 45.5
E. 1886Coliseum Building [staircases] No 142 Wm.Bakewell46 x 44
F. 1886Coliseum –
Proposed alterations to orchestraWm Bakewell,
& retiring rooms (tracing – “Off. No.141”) architect37 x 26
G. 1886Conductor’s stand & trestle Wm Bakewell30 x 33.5
H. 1886Coliseum – New south staircase
(No.149, numerousWm Bakewell
signatures and dates)85 x 66
I. 1886Coliseum – New south staircase
(No.150, numerous signatures)
transverse & longitudinal sectionsWm Bakewell85 x 66
J. 1887Coliseum –
New north entrance & staircase – “No.3” Wm Evans67.5 x 35.5
K. 1888Coliseum – 2nd tier – revision [tracing] 49.5 x 41

5. R1742-1854 A – F [Pontefract]

DatePlaceAssociated Persons, etcSurveyors, etc.Dimensions
A. 1742Pontefractdedicated to SirPaul Jollage125 x 81
[illustr.]Rowland Winn
B. 1779Pontefractdedicated to Mayor etc.John Hepworth95.5 x 83
[acreages, some handwritten]J.Butterworth, Leeds, engrav
.
C. n.d.Pontefract Castlefrom drawing owned by76.5 x 60.5
Siege, 1648Fairfaxes of Denton
[quotations from Camden, Leland etc in cartouches]
[+ repro.W.B.Wheatley75.5 x 52]
D. 1854Pollington etc.6″ O.S. sheets 250-2Ordnance Survey
[area shaded in pink;stuck together + addition
series of numbered circles] above 250
E. 1854Featherstone/6″ O.S. sheets 249, 263Ordnance Survey
Pontefract& 275 stuck tog.
F. 1854Clayton/Darfield/6″ O.S. sheet 275Ordnance Survey
Thurnscoe

6. *R.15 n.d. A – G [Drovers’ Roads]

 PlaceAssociated Persons, etcDimensions
A.Drovers’ Roads inKJB[onser] invt.77.5 x 70
Northern EnglandGRM delt. 
B.Drovers’ Routes through Yorkshire138 x 102.5
C.Northern England Drove Roadshand-coloured105.5 x 101.5
D – GVarious tracings and corrected photocopiesbetween77.5/79.5 x 66/69.5

7. R1726-1959 A – M [Leeds in Maps, a joint publication from the Leeds Library and Information Service, Yorkshire Evening Post and the Thoresby Society, 2007 – reproductions of maps]

A. 1726 Cossins – cf. W1726

B. 1770 Jefferys – cf. B1770, F1771, R1771/5, B1775a

C. 1815 Giles – cf. W1815

D. 1834 Baines & Newsome – cf. W1834

E. 1850 Rapkin – cf. W1850c

F. 1850 Ordnance Survey

G. 1866 Brierley – cf. W1866j

H. 1886 Pettingell & Brownlow Thompson Birdseye View – cf. 34c LIA

I. 1890 McCorquodale – cf. W1890

J. 1901 Bacon – cf. W1900

K. 1932 Ordnance Survey

L. 1947 Kelly – from Kelly’s Directory of Leeds, 1947 [see booklet]

M. 1959 Gillham – Leeds tramways map [see booklet]

8. B1815-1849 [8 coal-mine related maps – Middleton, waggonways, lines, staithes, etc.; sections of Giles 1815, Thorp 1819-21, Fowler 1826, 1831, 1844, OS 1847, Martin & Fox 1849.]

No-date’ Plans/Maps

‘No-date’ Plans/Maps in Wallets {W n.d.}

[‘WB’ indicates that the plan/map is with the smaller taped bundle]

PlaceAssociated Persons, etcSurveyors, etc.Dimensions
W1.Lyddon House EstateJ.O.MarchPickering,64.5 x 60
Cromer Terrace/(adjoining land)Land Agent
Virginia Road/
Mount Preston
W2.Little WoodhouseNewman Cash39 x 36
Leighton Street[tracing, torn]
Warwick Place
W3.Oxford Place/New Town Hall64.5 x 47.5
Calverley Streetproposed site
[cf 1840b Blayds Estate]
W4.Bridge End, lot 1.Mrs James Brown61 x 51.5
Mr George Millns
Mr Cranswick
Thomas E. Upton
[adjoining properties]60.5 x 48
W5.Guiseley, no.1Mr Stansfield
[run of water to mills]
W6.Guiseley, no.2see W5. above]57/53.5 x 39
W7.Boar Lane [trafficMr Fowler/Mr FoxFox & Fowler89.5 x 35
relief proposals]Mr Masser
W8.West Bar, Boar Lane,[plans for alterations]J.F.Masser96 x 29.5
Duncan Street]
[+ photoc. dated ‘1860’, cf B&N 146]
W12.Shipley WaterworksJo Thompson (signed)76.5 x 55.5
Bramley Turnpike
Road
W13.Larchfield Estate/Mr Roebuck68 x 50
Goodman St/Mr Dawson
Leeds-Wakefield tp/Mr Smithson
Hunslet-Leeds tpRev R.H.Bradling
John Edward Brooke
Aire & Calder Co
W14.Musgrave EstateSamuel & Simeon Musgrave49 x 36
Pudsey Town End,[corner of road to Bramley
Bramley& road to Hough End]
W17.Hanover Square,[?1860s]George Smith,76 x 56
south sidearcht. & surv.
[3 identical copies; illust.]
W18.LeedsTemplar Marks [5 copies]52 x 44.5
W19.Leeds to Wakefield[‘Aire and Calder Navigation104 x 70
Railwayimprovements in course of[folded]
execution’/’Aire & Calder Co’s
new canal’ at Oulton]
W20.Wakefield/Ferrybridge1.Proposed new canalI.Walker56 x 45
Mersey/Humber2. [overall plan of waterways]
W22.[?Morley[line of tunnel]67 x 48
pencil note on verso]Mr Watson’s Mill67.5 x 47.5
[2 identical copies]
W28.City of LeedsD.Currie,
[+ photoc.]City Engineer48 x 50.5
W31.Calverley/Farsley/Mr & Mrs ClarkeJ.Smith & Son,75.5 x 59.5
BramleyThornhillBradford
W32.Leeds-CollinghamLithographic91 x 30.5
Turnpike Rd (proposed)Press, printers
W35.Pearl Assuranceshowing wells,Robert Neill72 x 49.5
Buildingsumps etc.and Sons,
builders, Manchester.
W36.Cavalry Barracksfrom PRO (ref:MPE 1049)58.5 x 35.5
Roundhay Rd
W37.Leeds? Co-Op locations [cf B1897a]54.5 x 45.5
W38.Adel Beck – reservoirsJos. BroadheadS.D.Martin, surv.68.5 x 50.5
[‘not carried out’ in pencil;Corn Miller,J.F.Masser, lithog.
cf. F1842g]Mabgate – pencil on back.
W39.England & WalesRailways/canals/steam packetsRock60.5 x 48
[photoc.]
W40.Leeds Bridge/R.Aire based on part of sheet 1577 x 51
[5 foot:1mile]of the OS Leeds plans – indicating
[photoc.]gas/water installation?
W41.Woodhouse Moor/1889 OS with later houses indicated74 x 66.5
Hyde Park Rd. [photoc.][10 inch:1mile]
W42.WharfedaleBartholomew’s ‘England Sheet 6’75 x 56
[includes Leeds]reduced from OS [1/2 inch:1 mile] 
[top corner section missing]19 x 9.5]
W43Horsforth:Sale plan for the late John Womersley’s estate – many names82 x 59.5
Batchelor Row/Long
Row Rd
WB44.England & Wales‘Principal roads and the distances101 x 58.5
[county bordersfrom place to place in measur’d miles’;[map 54 x 50]
coloured]with 6 woodcut views: London, Bristol,
Liverpool, Hull, Plymouth &
Portsmouth. [CON 2008/9]
W45.Leeds NorthHepper and SonsL.R.Roberts & Co81.5 x 53.5
[Advertisements on back] Morecambe
W46.Leeds – QueenFrank Matcham plansBeck & Inchbold,66.5 x 53.5
Victoria St, etc.Leeds Estates Co Ltd.publ.
Empire Theatre
W47.Leeds Race Course,K.J.Bonser tracing of OS 218:11, 190883 x 46.5
site of, Haigh 
Park, Hunslet
WB48.LeedsJohn BlaydsFox
96 x 64
Portland Crescent/[future Town Hall site]
Great George St/
Park Lane
[2 inset plans: Woodhouse Lane/StAnn St
Coronation/Gt George/Cookridge St]
W48Judges’ Lodgings, Woodhouse Square (LL)
W49Part of Roundhay Park Estate
Lot 29 (LL)J & GE PickeringJohn Hall76 x 56
W50Castleford, Town St/Carlton St
(LL)Thos. T. PowellDunning & Kay49 x 39
W51Cryer Cut c1800 – R. Aire
Rothwell, Oulton, Woodlesford(LL)Hand-drawn sketch74 x 58
W52Estate at Woodhouse Carr
Moseleys and Speedwells (LL)Cuttel & WilkinsonJohn Hall60 x 45
W53Bacon’s Plan of Leeds ?1912/15
(LL)
‘No-date’ Plans/Maps Rolled {R n.d.}
R1.Yorks. Ancient parishes &J.Harvey89.5 x 63.5
chapelries of Yorkshire – 2 copiesD.Payne92.5 x 67
[published by YAS Parish Register section]
R2[Now W48.]
R3.Leeds &YorkJ.Atkinson/Wm.Hey R.S.104.5 x 72
Turnpike Road –(Rev Henry Torre –
2 fieldsadjoining land)
R4.Central Station –77.5 x 76.5
sections of roads
Wellington St/King St/
Whitehall Rd/Aire St
R5Leeds-Liverpool CanalJoseph Priestley176 x 65
(general survey)Sylvester Forrest
R7.Shipley Local Board[adjoining land:G.Thompson308 x 58
of Health – waterworksWilliam Maude,
[including Bingley & Baildon]Titus Salt,Hon.Rev S.Best,
 Rev J.B.Fenwick, Abraham Hardaker,
T.& J.Hollings,
J.C.Walker, A.J.Meeke, Sarah Ferrard,
A.& M. England,
Rev Godfrey Wright, W.R.C.Stansfield,
[2 plans]John Hudson, Joseph Dean.
R8.New Gaol –J.F.Masser,
Wortley & Stanningley tp Rd/engrav.
Occupation Lane [Armley
to Armley Hall] 
1. Plan of site66 x 51.5
R9.2. Basement plan67 x 65.5
R10.3. Ground plan65.5 x 59
R11.4. 1st Gallery plan68 x 66
R12.Armley HallJ.Dodgson91 x 63.5
Dodgson Lane[adjoining land:
Mrs Hardwick, James
Holdforth, assignees of
Messrs Hebdon]
R13.Leeds – County Borough[probably later than R14.]102.5 x 76
R14.Leeds – County Borough[compiled from OS; photoc.]98 x 68.5
[probably earlier than R13.]
*R.15Drovers’ Roads/Routes[see Multiple Rolls, 6]
‘No-date’ Plans/Maps Folded {F n.d.}
F1. ?1845Leeds to DerbyN.Midland RailwayG. Stephenson,
[Book 1: 11 fold-out plans of line, + engineer
3 of towns, including one of Leeds] F.Swanwick,
[Book 2: Sections]assistant
F2. ?1930sLeedsJackson102 x 80
[New Panoramic Map; ‘Pharus-map’ Pharus Co,
+ street index]Berlin
F3. post 1910LeedsBacon & Co85.5 x 66.5
[pale blue + H.Walker, bookseller, label]
F4.Yorkshire NEPhilips New SeriesEd.Weller,46 x 38
[from OS; covers]FRGS
[cf. Wh 690]
F5.Yorkshire SWPhilips New SeriesEd Weller,47 x 37
[from OS; covers]FRGS
[cf. Wh 690]
F6.Yorkshire SEPhilips New SeriesEd Weller,46.5 x 37
[from OS]FRGS
[cf. Wh 690]
F7.Leeds – wards &Goodall,100 x 82
polling districtsSuddick
F8.Leeds + streetGeographia Large Scale98.5 x 74.5
index [blue]
[earliest, no Shadwell ring-road]
[cloth]
F9.Leeds + streetGeographia Large Plan99.5 x 75.5
index [blue][ward boundaries in red]
[pre-decimal, Shadwell ring-road sketched in]
[cloth]
F10.Leeds + streetGeographia New Plan with120 x 109.5
index [red]Postal Districts
[Shadwell ring-road but no Crossgates extension]
[cloth]
F11.Leeds + streetGeographia Large Scale106.5 x 96
index [buff][postal districts]
[Shadwell ring-road and Crossgates extension labelled]
[cloth]
F12.Yorkshire, N.R. –Plate 42 fromJ. & C. Walker43 x 35
fox-hunting mapHobson’s Fox-Hunting
[covers]Atlas [1850 in Wh 501/577,
but he notes reprints in
1866, c1870, 1881]
F13.LeedsLarge Scale PlanG.W.Bacon85.5 x 66
[pink covers]
F14.LeedsKelly’s Directory95.5 x 88.5
[pre 1920s Wyther Park development]
F15.Leeds & environsreduced OSW.H.Smith & Sons49 x 36.5
[including Ripon, Manchester, etc]Bartholomew
F16.BradfordPost Officerev. Waller &74 x 63
DirectoryCollinson; publ.
Wm. Byle & Son
F17.LeedsLeeds & Holbeckprinted by60.5 x 58.5
[many adverts.]Building SocietyVernon Publishing
F18.LeedsGeographia A1 Atlasunder direction of[book]
+ street index; 4/-P.H.Thorpe
[green & white]
F19.LeedsGeographia A1 AtlasJowett & Sowery[book]
+ street index; 2/-
[red]
F20.Leeds City CentreWigley’s; fold-out map54 x 41.5
+ street index; 1/6d
F21.Leeds route map –Leeds CityE.J.Arnold97 x 74
5th editionTransport
F22.Leeds route map –LCTE.J.Arnold97 x 74
6th edition
F23.Leeds, New Plan ofGeographia; city112 x 97.5
[later than F11boundaries/postal districts
from price]+ street index [blue]
F24.Leeds [later than F2.]Jackson’s New PanoramicJackson;100 x 79.5
 Pharus-Map + street indexPharus Co.,
6″ to 1 mileBerlin
F25.Leeds, Large ScaleGeographia, + street based on OS102 x 76.5
Planindex, 2/- paper [orange]
[Ring road partly entered]
F26.Leeds route map –Leeds City Transport
2nd editionDepartmentE.J.Arnold97 x 74
F27.Bradford [Leeds]Geographia Large Scale100 x 75
& districtRoad Map – ’30 Miles Round
Bradford
F28.Harrogate [areaBartholomew Half-InchJohn Bartholomew74.5 x 55
to north of Leeds]Edinburgh
F29.YorkshireBacon’s County Map &G.W.Bacon65.5 x 48.5
Guide, 1″ to 5 miles
F30.YorkshireBartholomew, 1″ toJohn Bartholomew77.5 x 62
4 miles
‘No-Date’ Plans/Maps Boxed {B n.d.}
B1.Pudsey Town Centre detailed plan with shop & occupier names35.5 x 29.5
[?late 20c][x 3]
B2.Isurium1.position in landscape [x 2, 1 coloured]28 x 25.5
2. detailed plan27 x 25
B3.Leeds Barssketch for legal purposes23 x 14.5
[?early 18c][see Thoresby Soc 26, pp.170-1]
B4. N.Riding [illust.]‘Riding returns 2 members’28.5 x 21.5
B5.E.Riding [illust.]showing railway stations;28.5 x 21.5
‘Riding returns 2 members
B6.YorkshireRoman Roads39.5 x 31.5
B7.AireboroughGuiseley & Rawdon street plan +51.5 x 40.5
street index
B8.YorkshireBotanical, Orological & Geological
Districts (7 maps) from VCH
B9.BradfordTown and Environs;Walker & Virr46 x 39
from Brear’s Guidesurveyors
to Bradford
B10.LeedsVicarage House – plan &Elevation26 x 25
B11.YorkshireCollection of 17 Maps printed for25.5 x 20.5
School Museum Service of W.R.C.C.
Education Committee (mainly from
Whitaker, Maps of Yorkshire,YAS.)
B12.LeedsLocations of Anglo-Saxon churches48 x 38
and pre-Viking sculptures in the Leeds
area
B13.LeedsLeeds Postal District NumbersGPO24 x 10
B14.Leeds andWest Yorkshire Transportation42 x 30
BradfordStudies, Land use
B15.Leeds‘The Leeds Cutt’ – river Aire at25 x 20.5
Nether Mills; Mr Dixon of Gledhow,
‘the Navigation’, Mrs Glover, Mr
Wm. Denison.
B16.York MinsterPlan of the Minster shewing31.5 x 25.5
architectural styles+ lists of bishops, etc.

Council Planning Issues [in grey box]

1. Electric Press Building, Stansfeld Chambers, 14 Great George Street, Leeds

2. City Square re-paving works, fountain, statuary, etc., 2000

3. Proposed Northern Film Theatre on Quarry Hill, Leeds, 1995

4. Restoration of Eller’s House, Kirkstall; 1998-2003

DatePlaceAssociated Persons, etcSurveyors, etc.Dimensions
1829Leeds-Selby Railway [B&N 63]James Walker,71 x 25
[+annotation – Assent/Dissent colouring] A.Comrie, surv.
1829a[Further copy of 1829Baines &72 x 28.5
publ. in 1834; B&N 64]Newsam
1834aLeeds/Selby railwayParsons’ HistoryJames Walker72 x 28.5
of LeedsBaines &
Newsam, publ.
1842anr N.M.Railway stnJohn ClaphamS.D.Martin71 x 55
1842b[Second copy of 1842aJohn ClaphamS.D.Martin79 x 50
+ annotations]
B1843Mill St., Maris St.Henry Teal47 x 30
& Son
1843aEnglish & Scottish RailwaysCharles F.71 x 59.5/68
(3rd ed.) [photoc.]Cheffins
B1843bRailways in North of England36.5 x 25
R1844aLeeds to ThirskGrainger/Robert Cooper,76.5 x 56
Railway [16 plansMiller,James Powell,
of intended routeengineersCharles Letch,
in book form]surveyors
J.F.Masser, lithog.
1845dLeeds & West Riding[intended linesJ. Hawkshaw,73 x 51
Railways [photoc.]& stations]engineer
Messrs Martin, Johnson & Fox
R1845eLeeds to York RailwayBateman,Thomas74 x 49.5
[18 plans of intendedengineerNewsam surveyor
route in book form]
R1845fCentral StationJohn Dower,92 x 73
[photoc.]engrav.
R1846Central StationWm Cubitt, JohnRobert107.5 x 75.5
Hawkshaw,Cooper
Thomas Graingersurveyor
-engineers
R1846aLeeds & Bramhope Waterworks –109 x 81
sections [+ photoc.]101 x 65.
[Leeds & Thirsk Railway –100 x 79
waterworks]
[related to & dated from 1846a above; + photoc.]101 x 46
R1846Central StationWm Cubitt, JohnRobert107.5 x 75.5
Hawkshaw,Cooper
Thomas Graingersurveyor
-engineers
R1846aLeeds & Bramhope Waterworks –109 x 81
sections [+ photoc.]101 x 65.
[Leeds & Thirsk Railway –100 x 79
waterworks]
[related to & dated from 1846a above; + photoc.]101 x 46
R1852cHorsforth BeckJ.W.Leather94.5 x 62
[Leeds-Thirsk Railway]Horsforth Beck Mill-owners
Drawing No.1: positions of mills
R1852dDrawing No.2: Carr Bridge to nr. Nongobys
reservoirs/Horsforth BeckJ.W.Leather130 x 72
R1852eDrawing No.3: Section Bramhope tunnelJ.W.Leather97 x 64.5
R1852fDrawing No.4: reservoirs site 1J.W.Leather73.5 x 53
R1852gDrawing No.5: reservoir sites 2 & 3J.W.Leather73.5 x 53
1858dYorkshireRailway &G.F.Cruchley57 x 51.5
[photoc.]Telegraphic Map
1864aLeeds Railway Terminus[suggested by73 x 51
& through line [photoc.]J.F.Masser]
1864bCentral Station, Leeds[suggested by J.F.Masser]93 x 55
[photoc.]
R1882aLeeds [Great NorthernMcCorquodale
Railway]& Co94.5 x 68.5
F1887bLeeds Suburban RailwaySession 1887Newstead122.5 x 93
[covers]& Wilson
F1891a[Leeds station]Hudson vGoodall & Suddick,97.5 x 72.5
N.E.Railway Co.printers
F1912Lancashire/Yorkshire RailwayJohn Aspinall87.5 x 75
[on back: plans of Liverpool, Goole,
Fleetwood; map of Ireland; connections
with Continent; adverts.]
No Date Plans
W19.Leeds to Wakefield[‘Aire and Calder Navigation104 x 70
Railwayimprovements in course of execution’/’Aire & Calder Co’s new canal’ at Oulton][folded]
W22.[?Morley[line of tunnel]67 x 48
pencil note on verso]Mr Watson’s Mill67.5 x 47.5
[2 identical copies]
W39.England & WalesRailways/canals/steam packetsRock60.5 x 48
R4.Central Station –77.5 x 76.5
sections of roads
Wellington St/King St/
Whitehall Rd/Aire St
F1. ?1845Leeds to DerbyN.Midland RailwayG. Stephenson,
[Book 1: 11 fold-out plans of line, + engineer
3 of towns, including one of Leeds] F.Swanwick,
[Book 2: Sections]assistant
Addenda
*1824bHunslet[Archives, MS Box VIII]
*1891bCentral Leeds[dated by map; located in Archives, Box I, 4]Appleton v.Leeds CorporationOrdnance Survey 10″:1′162.5 x 95

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