There are a wide range of historical mapping products available in the Ordnance Survey map shop.

The Ordnance Survey historic map offer is designed to provide you with a selection of gifts suitable for all ages, varying interests and at a range of prices so you can give a memorable gift which can be used for reference, or set out on a coffee table or mounted on the wall.

  OS Historic 1” maps Particularly useful for genealogists, the 477 maps in this range allow you to see how any chosen town looked in the late 19th century in terms of parish boundaries, railways roads, waterways and woods.

  Roman and Ancient Britain maps These colourful wall maps provide students of these periods with useful information about the location of notable sites as well as potential days out. They are also useful if you want to see the physical layout of sites from the Stone Age to the early Middle Ages.

  Memory Map’s Historic Digital maps Explore the landscape of the past spanning 200 years of Ordnance Survey mapping. The four maps in the series cover the rural 1800s to the industrialised 1940s and allow you to choose 1600 sq km of your own unique area or areas of map from your chosen title.

  Old House Books Historic paper maps These maps explain the past - the 21 maps in the series cover our Industrial Heritage, Railways, London and the River Thames starting from medieval times until the Edwardian era including Ordnance Survey’s first colour maps (1897).

  Map Marketing’s My House History This is a made to order portfolio of Ordnance Survey historic map extracts centred on your home or area of choice. It provides a unique dossier tracing the geographical changes surrounding your home over 150 years as well as expert advice on how to investigate further the history of your home.

Cassini’s London 5-Map Box Set helps peel away successive layers of development that transformed London from a city of a million people at the start of the 19th century to one of nearly nine million by the early 1940s. The four 1:50,000 maps (from 1805-22, 1897-98, 1920 and 1945-48) cover an identical area, stretching from Enfield to Croydon and from Southall to Romford. This common format and the addition of the familiar National Grid make comparisons across the generations easy and accurate.

Choose from five Ordnance Survey Historical Map Series of the UK spanning over 200 years.
• Select the map centre by postcode or place-name.
• Pick a map scale to show the detail you want – area view to street view.
• Have your map folded and delivered to any address or have it rolled and delivered to you in a tube.
• Your map will also include explanatory text written by Historical Map experts, and a map legend where applicable.

Find out more about the Mapmaker Plus service on the Cassini Maps website >>