Personalised heritage maps, your legacy carved into wood.

This is a carved wooden map of Brierley Hill High Street as it stood in 1892, drawn from historical Ordnance Survey records of the town, edited for clarity and balance before carving. It is an original carved artwork informed by the old maps, not a printed reproduction. In 1892 Brierley Hill was a town of glass, iron and brick, with the Round Oak Steel Works at its shoulder and a...

This is a carved wooden map of Cradley Heath High Street as it stood in 1892, drawn from historical Ordnance Survey records of the town, edited for clarity and balance before carving. It is an original carved artwork informed by the old maps, not a printed reproduction. In 1892 Cradley Heath was the chain making capital of England, much of it forged in small workshops behind the very streets on...

This is a carved wooden map of Amblecote High Street as it stood in 1892, drawn from historical Ordnance Survey records of the town, edited for clarity and balance before carving. It is an original carved artwork informed by the old maps, not a printed reproduction. In 1892 Amblecote sat at the heart of the Stourbridge glass district, and some of the finest glass in the world was made within...

This is a carved wooden map of Halesowen High Street as it stood in 1892, drawn from historical Ordnance Survey records of the town, edited for clarity and balance before carving. It is an original carved artwork informed by the old maps, not a printed reproduction. In 1892 Halesowen was an ancient market town turned nail making centre, its High Street carrying both trades side by side. This map records...

This is a carved wooden map of Tipton High Street as it stood in 1892, drawn from historical Ordnance Survey records of the town, edited for clarity and balance before carving. It is an original carved artwork informed by the old maps, not a printed reproduction. In 1892 Tipton was threaded with canals and heavy industry, a working town at the heart of the Black Country, and its High Street...

This is a carved wooden map of Dudley High Street as it stood in 1892, drawn from historical Ordnance Survey records of the town, edited for clarity and balance before carving. It is an original carved artwork informed by the old maps, not a printed reproduction. In 1892 Dudley was the market town capital of the Black Country, its High Street climbing towards the castle that has watched over it...

This carved wooden map depicts the British Isles during the Roman period, showing major towns, cities, and the principal Roman road network. The carving is from a map created in the 18th century as no contemporary maps from that period survived to the modern era.  The result is an original carved artwork, informed by historical maps rather than a direct reproduction. It is A2 in size. The map is carved into high-quality beech plywood, selected for its stability and clean cutting...

Available to order · A2 · £85.00

This map design is a true labour of love project. The Age of Exploration is a map that shows the British Empire as it neared its zenith. But to recreate this map in the detail needed in order to read the map is extremely difficult. The map that you see in the picture is for sale. But I would invite you consider commissioning the same design at a larger size such as 1000mm by 700mm if would be more expensive...

Available to order · A2 · £85.00

The Round Oak Iron and Steel Works was one of the Black Country’s most important industrial sites, dominating Brierley Hill from 1857 for over a century. This carved wooden map captures the historic layout of the furnaces, railways, canals, and mills that powered Britain’s industrial expansion. A detailed heritage artwork for historians, engineers, and lovers of industrial history. The map is carved into high-quality beech plywood, selected for its stability and clean cutting characteristics. Once carved, the surface is sealed...

Available to order · A2 · £85.00