Catalogue

'A Plan of that Part of Hasle Bourn extending from the Head thereof to its Juncture with a very small Rivulet which formerly conveyed a Feeder of Water from a Spring at Whitely-Head, 1774' Shows: Bushblades stables, John Shipley's house, Recovery Pit, Hopewell Pit, North Pit, Duke Pit, Edge Pit, Wood Pit, Loggan House, wagonway from Bushblades Colliery, Whitely Head [White-le-Head], 'a Spring never dry in Summer', boundary between Tanfield and Lanchester parishes, road from Harperley etc. to Tantoby [Tantobie] Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch [1:1584]

'A Plan of the West Part of Tanfield Moor; The Rt. Honble. Lady Windsor and Sir John Eden bt., Lord and Lady of the Soil, Minerals &c, and John Pitt Esq.; Proprietors of the Coal. Drawn in order to shew that Part thereof, which the Bishop of Durham claims as a part of Lanchester Common, in the Manor of Lanchester', 1774 Shows: Ewehurst Head, High Ewehurst Head, Pontop Pike Bye [wagon] way, Pontop Pike Low [wagon] way, Pontop Pike Main [wagon] way. Armstrong's House, Bushblades Stables formerly Walker's Farmhouse, Nero Pit, Whitely Head [White-le-Head], boundary of Tanfield Moor, notes of boundary claims and locations of events relevant to boundary claims Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch [1:1584]