Runcorn Maps/Streets/Images

[originQuest]

Hi there,

I have found numerous relatives of mine living accross Runcorn, Cheshire.  These include:

8 Windmill Street, Runcorn, Cheshire (1873)
 7 Lightfoot`s Square, Runcorn, Cheshire (1898)
Fryer Street, Runcorn, Cheshire (1853)
16 Frederick Street, Runcorn, Cheshire (1913)
2 Lightfoots Court, Heath Road, Runcorn, Cheshire (1896)
Zion Place, Runcorn, Cheshire (1880)
6 Queen Street, Runcorn, Cheshire (1890)
11 Jackson's Lane (1920s-1950s)
Ivy Street, Runcorn, Cheshire (1958)

I am interested in seeing these places on a map, along with how close they are to each other and with images if possible.  A big ask, but you don't ask ...

Thank you,

Peter

[KGarrad]

Google Maps, and Google Street View, will show you most of these places.

[stanmapstone]

Only Windmill Street, Queen Street, Fryer Street, and Ivy Street appear on the current Runcorn Street map, there is only the entrance to Fryer Street existing now.

Stan

[stanmapstone]

This map shows Jackson's Lane, Frederick Street, and Windmill Street. Zion Place, Lightfoot's Court, and  Lightfoot`s Square were in the same area according to the census.
Stan

[stanmapstone]

This map shows Queen Street and Fryer Street from the 1927 OS map.

[originQuest]

Thank you KGarred, I had already done that  but actually wanted maps/images from the time!

So thank you so much stanmapstone!  Your work is much, much appreciated.

I just wonder if you could post a map showing the two main C of Churches in relation to these houses?

Thank you again.  How would I get images of these places, if they exist?

[stanmapstone]

 Street views Fryer Street http://is.gd/Jot7oc Queen Street http://is.gd/Y0uIMb Windmill Street http://is.gd/YnH79l Ivy Street http://is.gd/kAwXgR

Stan

[stanmapstone]

Thank you again.  How would I get images of these places, if they exist?

Have a look at the Cheshire Image Bank http://cheshireimagebank.org.uk/index.php and Runcorn History Society http://www.runcornhistsoc.org.uk/

Stan

[originQuest]

Thank you again stanmapstone!  I'll be looking through this website for quite some time!

Thank you,

Peter