The map on the left is a detail from the actual enclosure preparatory plan dating from about 1758 showing the village centre and the two layers overlying each other. The reconstruction on the right is the same plan without the 'proposed allotment layer' and also without its landowners and new boundaries.  

St Marys parish church is shown on the left hand side (just above centre). A rectangle of roads can be identified as follows: King Street (going off to the right away from the church), followed by Ratcliffe Road (later to become Gate Lane and Swan Street) going south to the bottom right at the Banks, then left over the Banks to Brook Street (with the brook following within it!) to the stone bridge at the junction of High Street (going up to the church) and Cossington Lane (heading towards to bottom left corner). Barrow Road is the road heading to the top of the map away from the parish church. Seagrave Road didn't exist at this stage. 

The Preparatory Plan is kept at the Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Record Office in Leicester (ROLLR ref: MA/EN/A/292/1). Thank you to the staff of the ROLLR for permission to publish part of the original preparatory plan.