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@theironroom.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 6:00 AM

#MapOnATuesday is this outline of roads in the parish of Kings Norton drawn for the Board of Surveyors, 1875. The parish boundary and names of most roads are shown. Ref – MAP/273587 Bickley #LibraryofBham

A map of a series of interlinking streets and roads surrounded by thicker lines indicating the parish boundary.
@theironroom.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 6:00 AM

#MapOnATuesday is the plan of the Birmingham Freehold Land Society Kings Heath Estate - the 40th estate purchased by the Society. Showing building plots in Clarence Road, Woodfield Road, Cambridge Road and Springfield Road, c 1876. Ref: MAP/366633 #LibraryofBham

A map - a grid plan of the streets and roads named in the title. The outline of numbered building plots colour coded. A block of land and property in the bottom right of the map identified as Laurel Cottage. The names of landowners in the top centre of the map.
@theironroom.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 6:00 AM

#MapOnATuesday shows the enlargement of New Street Station including the intended alteration of streets in the vicinity,1August 1881. Now we know what became of Bread Street. Ref - MAP/73266 #LibraryofBham

A map of Birmingham city centre. A collection of named thoroughfares crisscrossing one another - some of the streets have shading around them. Features such as churches and schools identified on the map. A shaded area in the centre with text - L & NW Railway Station above it. Text inside the bulk of the shaded area regards - Proposed Extension of Footbridge. A scale of measurement in the bottom right of the map. A compass lilting at an angle in the bottom left along with text which reads - Copyright Entered Stationers Hall.
@theironroom.bsky.socialSep 22, 2026, 6:00 AM

#MapOnATuesday Our map collections extend beyond Birmingham – here is L.S. De La Rochette’s 1788 map of Hindoostan, today the nation is officially recognised as India and Bharat. Ref - MAP/924352 #LibraryofBham

A map of the Indian sub – continent. A scale in the top right of the map. A legend in the bottom right indicating this is Rochette’s map of Hindoostan dated 1788. Published by William Faden. The legend is surrounded by an elephant on the left and palm trees behind.
@theironroom.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 6:01 AM

#MapOnATuesday this week is this map of the town centre included in Pinnock's Guide to Knowledge - Number 129 (1834). Ref – LS 11/7/36/15432 #LibraryofBham

A map. Text at the top of the map reads No. CXXIX on the far left of the header. Title in the middle of the header is Pinnock's Guide to Knowledge. The words - Price One Penny on the far right of the header. Below this in the centre of the bottom of the header is the word Birmingham. Beneath this is a section headed Table of References with a numerical listing of buildings. Below this is a map of Birmingham town centre. Street names and the outlines of buildings are visible along with numbers which refer to the Table of References. Another Table of References beneath this and then publisher details at the bottom of the map.
@theironroom.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 6:15 AM

#MapOnATuesday today is this 1889 diseases map of Birmingham included in the Medical Health Officers’ Reports showing clusters of illness in the city. Ref - L 45.11 #LibraryofBham

A map. Title is Map of the Borough of Birmingham, 1889. A key below identifying what each of the coloured spots on the map of Birmingham signifies. Weights in each corner of the map.