The maps represent the territory of the settlement of Stokeford in 1930 and 2010, changing a lot at that time.
Overall, the village Stokeford has a lot of changing. For example, there are many new streets, houses and one retirement home.
On the one hand, the village was small and calm place. There were only 10 householders were placed close one to other at one street. Around these houses located farmlands in the southern and northeast parts of the village. The post office and two shops were placed in the center of the village. Close to this part were located primary school and large house with gardens. The western outskirt of the village with fields and farmlands was limited by the river Stoke in 1930.
On the other hand, the village Stokeford in 2010 introduces a small town with more than 20 households, which are placed at new four streets. These streets are located on both sides of the main street. The post office, primary school and bridge through the river are placed at the same places. In addition, the school has two new parts building closely to main old building. There aren’t shops and gardens in 2010, but only a couple of woods around big retirement home, which is located at the same place as old large house. There aren’t farmlands around the village.