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Little Orchard Workshop

Precision meets Creativity
Close in view of wood carving of a historic map of Dudley Castle dated 1940

Carved Wooden Maps and Historic Map Wall Art

We produce wooden maps that are adapted from historical records. They tell the stories of our unique culture. A reminder of our past. They prompt the memories of the older generations. allowing them to pass on their personal stories to the younger generations.

A framed CNC-carved wooden map of Amblecote High Street, carved in hardwood from an 1892 historical cartographic map, ready to hang wall art. Map wall art of Amblecote displayed in a mature persons house with a worn comfortable chair in the foreground.

Custom Map

You can choose any location and we will create a historic map specially for you. It could be a home or business location, or somewhere special to a loved one or to your community. These maps are very helpful for recalling the life memories of older people or those experiencing dementia.

To Custom Maps
CNC-carved wooden map of Cradley Heath High Street based on a 1901 historical map, framed wall art. Carved wooden map of Cradley Heath, based on an 1892 historical map, framed wall art. In a a living room with a sofa.

High Street Series

These maps tell the story of the Black Country, a proud people that created what we see around us here in the hart of the Industrial Revolution. What was the landscape like then and how has it changed. What can you recognise in these old maps? What memories will come back to life?

To The High Streets
CNC-carved wooden map of Dudley Castle and surrounding land, based on an 1892 historical map, framed wall art. Carved wooden map art of Dudley Castle in the home of an elderly person.

The Specials

A set of maps that are personal projects of Michael, our Digital Carpenter. This example is of Katayama in Japan as it was in 1902. It is in a private collection a resident of the modern city that Katayama became. But there are many others, the Roman British Isles, and a 1880 Atlas from the Age of Discovery.

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