Thomas Hargreaves map - Bradwell in 1832

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This map was published in 1832. It is an extract from Thomas Hargreaves' Map of the Staffordshire Potteries and Newcastle-under-Lyme.

Bradwell Hall was built on the top of a small hill at a height of just over 600 feet above sea level which gave the occupiers extensive views over the surrounding landscape. One of the most important features in that landscape was Bradwell Wood which occupied an area of about a hundred acres north east of the Hall.

The dotted line has been added to indicate the boundary of the the Sneyd estate which on the east side generally followed the line of the Fowlea Brook.

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