OLD OS MAP, ASHTON & DUCKINFIELD NEAR OLDHAM 1907

This detailed map is split between Lancashire and Cheshire, with the River Tame, forming much of the boundary, snaking down the centre of the map. It is a very busy map, showing the centre of Ashton, much of Dukinfield and even the edge of Stalybridge. Coverage stretches from Cambridge Street eastward to Clarence Street and from Katherine Street southward to Pickford Lane. The many features include railways with Park Parade station, and Dukinfield stations on both GCR and LNWR lines. Other features include tramways, Ashton Market Hall and Market Place, Town Hall, St Michael's church, cemetery, Empire Hippodrome, Albion School, Albion church,St Peter's church, Junction Mills, Walk Mill, Tudor Mill, Manchester & Ashton Canal, Huddersfield Canal, Wharf Street Mill, Armoury, National Gas Engine Works, Wellington Mills, Waterside Mill, other mills. Features on Dukinfield side include Town Hall, Dukinfield Park, cemetery, Park Road Mill, Tameside Mills, Tower Mill, Sandy Vale Works, Dukinfield Lodge, Grove House, St Mark's church, Bridge Eye Mills etc.