Discover Allestree and Breadsall as they appeared in 1882 with this beautifully detailed reproduction of an original Ordnance Survey map, presented in an impressive A1 format (594 × 841 mm).

Capturing the countryside to the north of Derby during the Victorian era, this fascinating map reveals a predominantly rural landscape of winding waterways, country lanes, scattered buildings, open fields and woodland.

Among its most distinctive features are the meandering River Derwent, the railway and canal routes running through the landscape, and the lake and wooded grounds around Allestree. The intricate detail also reveals historic roads, footpaths, individual buildings and field boundaries, providing a wonderful insight into the geography and character of the area in 1882.

For anyone familiar with Allestree and Breadsall today, the map offers a fascinating opportunity to identify recognisable locations, trace old routes and discover just how dramatically the landscape has changed over more than 140 years.

With its delicate colouring, traditional Ordnance Survey lettering and remarkable level of detail, this large-format historic map makes an attractive addition to any home, office or study.

An ideal gift for local history enthusiasts, collectors of historic maps or anyone with a personal connection to Allestree, Breadsall and the surrounding Derbyshire countryside.

PLEASE NOTE: This map does not arrive pre-framed. It is sent rolled in a reinforced cardboard tube.