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Maps, Charts and Plans 178M 178M1 – Tommy Green Collection 178M2 – Ron Kinder Collection 178M3 – NFA Collection 178M4 – Jack Leeson Collection 178M5 – Arthur Jones Collection 178M6 – Harry Lee Collection 178M7 – David Braithwaite Collection 178M8 – Ilkeston Fair Collection 178M9 – Glen Miller Collection (Newcastle Fair) 178M10 – Leisure Park – Six Piers Collection (Rhyl plus other parks) 178M11– Leisure Park – Six Piers Collection (Battersea General) 178M12– Leisure Park – Six Piers Collection (Battersea Water Chute) 178M13– Leisure Park – Six Piers Collection (Belle Vue) 178M14 – John Bramwell Taylor Collection 178M15 – Orton and Spooner Collection 178M16 – Circus Friends Association Collection 178M17 – Smart Family Collection 178M18 – Frankie Roberto Collection 178M19 – Jack Wilkinson Collection 178M20 – Vic King Collection Tommy Green Collection 178M1 178M1.1 Bolton Summer Fair 1969 A plan of the layout prepared by the Green family Scale 16ft. to 1 inch 600 x 755mm Tommy Green Collection 178M1.2 Bolton New Year’s Fair 1969/70 A plan of the layout prepared by the Green family Bolton, 1969 Scale 16ft. to 1 inch. c.720 x 730mm Tommy Green Collection 178M1.3 Bolton New Year’s Fair 1968-69. [A plan of the layout prepared by the Green family]. Bolton, 1968. Scale 16ft. to 1 inch. c.690x740mm Tommy Green Collection 178M1.4 Bolton.-County Borough of Bolton.-Markets Department Plan of the Wholesale Market (New Year’s Fair 1914) Bolton, Borough Surveyor’s Office, 1896. Scale 16ft. to 1 inch. c.555x755mm A layout of the fair superimposed on the original plan Tommy Green Collection 178M1.5 Bolton.-County Borough of Bolton.-Borough Engineer’s Department Town Hall and surrounding area. Plan of Bolton New Year’s Fair, 1914 Bolton, Borough Engineer and Surveyor, 1911 Scale 20ft. to 1 inch. c.680x630mm A layout of the fair superimposed on the original Plan reproduced in six separate parts (i) – (vi) Tommy Green Collection 178M1.6 Bolton New Year Fair 1983/4. A plan of the layout Prepared by the Green family Bolton, 1983/4 No scale marked. c.760 x 590mm Tommy Green Collection Ron Kinder Collection 178M2 178M2.1 Ron Kinder Nottingham Goose Fair Plans Plans of Nottingham Goose Fair 1979 – 2002 (some years missing) including lists of rides and names Markets and Fairs Department, Nottingham Ron Kinder Collection 178M2.2 Ron Kinder Hull Fair Plans [Plans of Hull Fair 1997 and 1998, lists of rides and names 1991 and 1999] Plans drawn up by Kingston Upon Hull Leisure Services Department Ron Kinder Collection NFA Collection 178M3 178M3.1 Nottingham Goose Fair Plans 1976 – 2004 [Collected plans for Nottingham Goose Fair including lists of rides and names] 1976 – 2004 30cm NFA Collection 178M3.3 Oxford St Giles Fair 1998 [Plan of street fair listing rides and owners 1998] 1998 470mm x 1220mm NFA Collection 178M3.4 Nottingham Goose Fair 1998 [Plan of fair 1998] 1998 590mm x 850mm NFA Collection 178M3.5 Leeds St Valentines Fair 1997 [Plan of Leeds St Valentines Fair 1997 hand coloured map with ride locations] 1997 A4 NFA Collection 178M3.6 Leeds St Valentines Fair 1998 [Plan of Leeds St Valentines Fair 1998. Map and separate list of machines] 1998 (i) plan A3 (ii) plan as above A4 (iii) key NFA Collection 178M3.7 Nottingham Goose Fair 2002 [Plan of fair 2002] 2002 1150mm x 850mm NFA Collection 178M3.8 Empire Exhibition Glasgow 1938 [Plan of fairground for Glasgow Empire Exhibition 1938] 1938 700mm x 660mm NFA Collection 178M3.9 Tewkesbury October Fair 1962 [Plan of fair 1962. Linked item-licence agreement at 178H3.9] 1962 760mm x 700mm NFA Collection 178M3.10 Nottingham Goose Fair 2001 [Plan of ride and stall positions] 1115mm x 840mm NFA Collection 178M3.11 Supercar Round End Dodgem [Plan of ride D7381] 1115mm x 840mm NFA Collection 178M3.12 Loughborough Fair 2010 [Plan of fair 2010] A1 NFA Collection 178M3.13 Oxford St Giles Fair 1997 [Plan of fair 1997] 1210mm x 480mm NFA Collection 178M3.14 Newcastle Town Moor Fair 2012 [Plan of fair 2012] 1080mm x 590mm NFA Collection 178M3.15 Architectural plan of the Blackpool Tower 3 May 1893 Copy of the architectural plan of the Blackpool tower showing plans and elevations of the outside and inside of the building including the Circus, Aquarium, Dining Hall and Elephant Arena, produced by Messrs. Maxwell and Tuke, Manchester Architects and Mr R. J. G. Read, London Engineer, produced by Messrs. Maxwell and Tuke, Manchester Architects and Mr R. J. G. Read, London Engineer, 485mm x 335mm NFA Collection Jack Leeson Collection 178M4 178M4.1(i) Herschell Plans [Plan for Allan Herschell 1956 Helicopter Ride] North Tonawanda, USA 1960 Folded blueprint 650mm x 465mm Jack Leeson Collection 178M4.1(ii) Herschell Plans [Plan for Allan Herschell 1955 Twister] North Tonawanda, USA 1960 Folded blueprint 650mm x 465mm Jack Leeson Collection Arthur Jones Collection 178M5 178M5.1 Hand drawn plans for 1/48 scale model gallopers – centre and mounts Transparency 500mm x 380mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.2 Hand drawn plans for 1/48 scale model gallopers – platform and ride Transparency 380mm x 500mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.3 Arthur Jones Plans [Hand drawn plans for 1/48 scale model gallopers – centre mechanism] No date Transparency 500mm x 380mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.4 Arthur Jones Plans [Hand drawn plans for 1/48 scale model gallopers – drum and mounts] No date Transparency 500mm x 380mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.5 Arthur Jones Plans [Hand drawn sketch for unspecified round ride] No date paper 500mm x 380mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.6 Arthur Jones Plans [Hand drawn plans unspecified model, possibly Tunnel Railway engine] No date paper 680mm x 430mm 178M5.7 Arthur Jones Plans [Hand drawn scrap notes unspecified model] No date paper 230mm x 230mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.8 Arthur Jones Plans [Hand drawn plans of part of Wonderland organ] No date paper 180mm x 135mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.9 Arthur Jones Plans [Hand drawn plans moonrocket initial sketch] No date paper 360mm x 125mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.10 Arthur Jones Plans [Hand drawn plans for model gallopers – cross section] No date paper 250mm x 370mm Arthur Jones Collection 178M5.11 Arthur Jones Plans [Official plan of Foster Showman’s Road Loco of 7 N.H.P.] Copyright Percival Marshall and Co London c.1960s 510mm x 410mm Arthur Jones Collection Harry Lee Collection 178M6 178M6.1(i) Harry Lee [Map for location of Banbury Steam Fair] c.1960s hand drawn 150mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.1(ii) Harry Lee [Map for location of Richmond Steam Fair] c.1960s Hand drawn annotated map 295mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.1(iii) Harry Lee [Map for location of Sudbury Mammoth Old Tyme Rallye 1969] 1969 Typescript 215mm x 280mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.1(iv) Harry Lee [Map for location of Old Time Steam Fair, Castle Howard 1965] 1965 Typescript 225mm x 350mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(i) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1967 no key] 1967 330mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(ii) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1968 no key] 1968 330mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(iii) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1969 no key] 1969 330mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(iv) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1970] 1970 350mm x 250mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(v) Harry Lee [Key to plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1970] 1970 330mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(vi) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1971 no key] 1971 295mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(vii) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1972 no key] 1972 295mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(viii) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1973 no key] 1973 295mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(ix) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1974 no key] 1974 295mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(x) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1976 no key] 1976 295mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(xi) Harry Lee [Plan of Nottingham Goose Fair 1977 no key] 1977 295mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(xii) Harry Lee [Scale of charges Nottingham Goose Fair 1977] 1977 295mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(xiii) Harry Lee [Plan of Lincoln April Pleasure Fair 1966 no key] 1966 330mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(xiv) Harry Lee [Plan of Lincoln April Pleasure Fair 1967 no key] 1967 330mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(xv) Harry Lee [Plan of Lincoln April Pleasure Fair 1973 no key] 1973 330mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(xvi) Harry Lee [Plan of Lincoln April Pleasure Fair 1974 no key] 1974 330mm x 200mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.2(xvii) Harry Lee [Plan of Lincoln Autumn Pleasure Fair 1965 no key] 1965 260mm x 210mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.3(i) Harry Lee [Plans for steam yachts front elevation drawn by David Braithwaite] 1967 590mm x 300mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.3(ii) Harry Lee [Plans for steam yachts side elevation drawn by David Braithwaite] 1966 590mm x 300mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.4 Harry Lee [Plan of Leeds Queens Hall Old Tyme Fair 1969 Christmas] 1969 630mm x 600mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.5 Harry Lee [Plan of Warwick Steam Fair] 1972 510mm x 380mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.6 Harry Lee [Plan of Steam Fair – possibly Warwick or Stratford] 1970s 1010mm x 690mm Harry Lee Collection 178M6.7 Harry Lee [Plans for steam yachts detail of swing boat] Undated tracing from 1927 original 1000mm x 740mm Harry Lee Collection David Braithwaite Collection 178M7 178M7.1 David Braithwaite [List of rides and names at Nottingham Goose Fair] 1965 David Braithwaite collection 178M7.2 Ride plans [Decorative and functional fittings at King’s Lynn.
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