We would like to thank Tony Nicholls for his help in setting up this page.
Before you look at the maps I suggest you read Tony Nicholls background article on Historical Maps.
The following files are maps scanned in by Tony Nicholls.
Pembury Maps – General Maps – 1820 – 1950
These are sections of much larger maps, mostly of the county of Kent. Click image for enlarged detail.
| Title | Map – Click to enlarge |
| Greenwood C1821 |  |
| Clifford 1825 |  |
| George Virtue 1829 note the spelling of ‘Summer Hill’ and the dubious hill to the south of Pembury. Is this Castle Hill in the wrong place? |
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| The environs of Tunbridge Wells in 1830. |  |
| Samuel Lewis C1831 |  |
| C & J Greenwood. C1839 |  |
| J. Archer C1840. Early railways |  |
| Lower Straker 1845 |  |
| Colbran 1850 |  |
| Crutchley 1850 |  |
| J. Emslie C1860. Early railways |  |
| Kelly 1862 Post Office map(population of Kent was 733,675) |  |
| Cassell c1865. |  |
| Cassell c1865. |  |
| Early Ordnance Survey. From 1819 to 1892. Plain and boring!Note T.P (Turnpike ?) at Wood Gate and Lower Green. |  |
| Land Utilisation 1930-1943 |  |
Next – Road Maps featuring Pembury
This page was originally prepared for the general Pembury web site long before the history web site was created.
During its creation and ongoing development the history web site has accumulated many detailed maps of the village, with many specially modified to reflect specific features being described or highlighted. The ‘Localities’ section is rich in detailed maps of specific parts of Pembury. The ‘Shops & Retail’ section has custom made maps to feature all the old shops and pubs. The ‘Buildings & Landmarks’ similarly has maps crafted to the topics being featured.
Tony Nicholls 2019
Here is a link to an external, semi-interactive, page demonstrating the migration of Pembury across the countryside – Link
