Linslade Maps
The parish of Linslade was never inclosed and it seems as if a map to accompany the Tithe Award of 1838 [P91/28/2] has either been lost or was never drawn up. Thus there are no 18th or 19th century maps held by Bedfordshire & Luton Archives & Records Service showing land ownership. The best evidence comes fro Ordnance Survey maps. It is possible that The Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies has earlier maps.
Most of the following maps are the second edition Ordnance Survey 25 inches to the mile maps published in 1901. To see a larger image please click on the relevant thumbnail.
![Bryant Map of Buckinghamshire of 1824 - Linslade boundary coloured yellow](/CommunityHistories/Linslade/Linsladeimages/Bryant Map of Buckinghamshire of 1824 - Linslade b_95x100.jpg)
Bryant Map of Buckinghamshire of 1824 - Linslade boundary coloured yellow
![Old Linslade in 1901](/CommunityHistories/Linslade/Linsladeimages/Old Linslade in 1901_54x100.jpg)
Old Linslade in 1901
![The northern part of Linslade in 1901](/CommunityHistories/Linslade/The northern part of Linslade in 1901_68x100.jpg)
Northern part of Linslade in 1901
![Central part of Linslade in 1901](/CommunityHistories/Linslade/Linsladeimages/Central part of Linslade in 1901_99x39.jpg)
Central part of Linslade in 1901
![Southern part of Linslade in 1901](/CommunityHistories/Linslade/Linsladeimages/Southern part of Linslade in 1901_100x86.jpg)
Southern part of Linslade in 1901
![Southcott in 1901](/CommunityHistories/Linslade/Linsladeimages/Southcott in 1901_100x84.jpg)
Southcott in 1901