Old map of Tredegar

[pomp]

Good afternoon all

Does anyone know where I can access an old on line map of Tredegar (1850-1900)? I'm trying to look at the movements of my ancestors.

Thank you

David

[Gadget]

There's one here. Zoom in and look around:

http://maps.nls.uk/view/101605940#


Added - also a later one

http://maps.nls.uk/view/102186082#


Gadget

[Gadget]

The 25 ins to mile are more detailed but you'd need to select particular parts of the town:

http://maps.nls.uk/geo/find/#zoom=12&lat=51.7351&lon=-3.2813&layers=101&b=1&point=51.7204,-3.2423

[pomp]

Thanks Gadget 

[MarMnkly]

Additionally the tithe maps  are recently available locating properties and occupants that had land/fields associated with them. It was previously called Cynefin whilst being digitalised, and now called 'Places of Wales' https://places.library.wales/ on the National Library of Wales website.
You can type in Tredegar into 'find a place' at the above link, and then overlay the tithe map (right hand side of page) when the modern map comes up
I'm afraid it is a bit addictive 

Mar

[Gadget]

I understood pomp to be interested in addresses between 1850-1900 and the tithe maps were produced  between 1838 and 1850   ( https://www.llgc.org.uk/index.php?id=7347 ), so some of the later addresses would not show and the occupants would not be the same.


Gadget

[MarMnkly]

Yes, a little bit early - 1846
Mar

[Gadget]

I must agree with you that the Tithe maps are addictive.  I found two different sets of ancestors occupying fairly close fields, houses and gardens. They're also interesting to track the local gentry 

[pomp]

Thanks everybody - sorry about being tardy in my reply: a busy week teaching.

David