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Quorn Maps and Aerial Views

We have a number of maps, plans and aerial views of the village. In many of these it's interesting to note how the village has changed over the years, with buildings having been demolished, in particular the mills and associated buildings surrounding the centre of the village. In other areas the village has changed and expanded as land and property has been bought and sold, often by the aristocracy selling large holdings which have then been bought as much smaller areas by local people.


 Sale of Quorn Fields Farm 1933  Sale of Quorn Fields Farm 1933
Quorn Fields Farm was situated down a long track off Barrow Road, now known as Flesh ...... cont.
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 A story about Quorn Parish boundary by Barrow Bridge, from 1909  A story about Quorn Parish boundary by Barrow Bridge, from 1909
A STRANGE DIVERGENCE OF THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE TWO PARISHES OF QUORN AND ...... cont.
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 Woodthorpe and Quorndon Parish Boundary Marker  Woodthorpe and Quorndon Parish Boundary Marker
This boundary marker was originally sited on the A6 Trunk Road to indicate the position ...... cont.
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 Quorn in Iowa, America, now known as Kingsley  Quorn in Iowa, America, now known as Kingsley
Two brothers Fredrick and William Close went to the USA from England in 1876. They ...... cont.
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 Quorn in Australia  Quorn in Australia
Did you know that there is a ‘Quorn’ in South Australia? This small township which is ...... cont.
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 Estate of Revd John Prior of Quorn, 1831  Estate of Revd John Prior of Quorn, 1831
This plan was drawn up in 1831 to record the landholdings of the Revd John Prior from ...... cont.
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 Warwick Avenue, Quorn  Warwick Avenue, Quorn
Warwick Avenue came into being in 1934, when Gambles, the builders, were building the ...... cont.
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 Aerial view of Wright's factory and surrounding area - approx 1952  Aerial view of Wright's factory and surrounding area - approx 1952
This aerial photograph was taken in the early 1950s, as evidenced by the size of the lime ...... cont.
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 1864 Map of Quorn  1864 Map of Quorn
The first Ordnance Survey maps which covered Quorn were produced in the 1880s. Prior to ...... cont.
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 1816 Map of Quorn  1816 Map of Quorn
This rare map of early Quorn was extracted from a much larger map, which was commissioned ...... cont.
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 1815 Map of Quorn  1815 Map of Quorn
Before the first Ordnance Survey maps, (1880s for Quorn), maps were only made privately ...... cont.
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 Rawlins School, Quorn, aerial view, post 1938  Rawlins School, Quorn, aerial view, post 1938
This postcard must date from after 1938 as the Farnham Hall (old gym) is indicated as ...... cont.
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 View over Wright’s factory from the Church tower – then and now  View over Wright’s factory from the Church tower – then and now
These photographs were taken from the top of the Church tower, looking towards Wright’s ...... cont.
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 View over Nursery Lane from the Church tower – then and now  View over Nursery Lane from the Church tower – then and now
These photographs were taken from the top of the Church tower, looking towards Nursery ...... cont.
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 View over Church Lane from the Church tower – then and now  View over Church Lane from the Church tower – then and now
These photographs were taken from the top of the Church tower, looking towards Church ...... cont.
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 View over Rawlins School from the Church tower – then and now  View over Rawlins School from the Church tower – then and now
These photographs were taken from the top of the Church tower, looking towards Rawlins ...... cont.
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 Aerial view of Barrow Road and Howlett's Bus Station  Aerial view of Barrow Road and Howlett's Bus Station
Howlett's Bus Company was founded in Quorn by George Howlett in the early 1920s. The ...... cont.
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 Aerial view of Stafford Orchard c1950  Aerial view of Stafford Orchard c1950
A somewhat fuzzy but interesting view of Stafford Orchard before development. Note the ...... cont.
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 Proposed housing development next to the Churchyard  Proposed housing development next to the Churchyard
The date of this plan is not certain, but it would appear that at some point there was a ...... cont.
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 Prior’s Map 1779  Prior’s Map 1779
John Prior was born in 1729 in Swithland, son of the steward of Sir John Danvers of ...... cont.
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 Quorn, Mountsorrel, Rothley Bypass Options  Quorn, Mountsorrel, Rothley Bypass Options
This document was used to set out the two options for the Quorn, Mountsorrel, Rothley ...... cont.
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 Map of Quorn, 1950s  Map of Quorn, 1950s
This map was originally 2.5 inches to the mile. The team only had a portion of it, so ...... cont.
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 1921 Map  1921 Map
Portion of map showing the centre of the village.
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 Quorndon Map, North Field, 1752  Quorndon Map, North Field, 1752
A pre Enclosure Act map of Quorndon, The North Field (or Moor Field), in 1752. Area ...... cont.
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 Quorndon Map, West Field, 1752  Quorndon Map, West Field, 1752
A pre Enclosure Act map of Quorndon, The West Field, in 1752. Area stated as 334 acres.
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Total: 46 artefacts returned over 2 pages


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