The Warwickshire Village Book by the Warwickshire Federation of Women’s Institutes explores the history, stories, and character of Warwickshire villages. This 192-page paperback, first published in 1988, is a valuable local history resource for family historians, heritage enthusiasts, and collectors of regional books.
Explore the heritage of Shropshire’s historic parish churches with Mike Salter’s The Old Parish Churches of Shropshire. This 76-page paperback guide from Folly Publications introduces readers to the county’s traditional churches, their architecture, and local historical importance. A useful addition for local history enthusiasts, heritage collectors, and visitors interested in historic buildings.
Good used copy of Castles and Corvedale by Marina Oliver. A 61-page local history book exploring the castles and heritage of Shropshire’s Corvedale, published by Tudor House in 2006.
The Geology of the Area Around Malham Tarn, Yorkshire by Jean O’Connor is a 1965 paperback geological study reprinted from Field Studies Vol. 2, No. 1. Featuring 82 pages and a fold-out map of Malham Tarn, this good used condition copy is ideal for geology and Yorkshire landscape enthusiasts.
Dorothy: The Romantic Story of Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall by Joy Childs. A 1988 paperback edition published by J. H. Hall & Sons of Derby, with 206 pages. In good used condition, this book will appeal to readers interested in historical romance, Haddon Hall and Derbyshire-related literature.
Rural Britain Then & Now by Roger Hunt is a 208-page paperback book exploring Britain’s countryside, heritage, and changing rural landscapes. Published by Bounty Books in 2009, this English-language edition is available in good used condition and is ideal for readers interested in British rural history.
The Slate Railways of Wales by Alun John Richards is a 212-page paperback exploring the history of the railways that served the Welsh slate industry. First published in 2001, this good used copy includes a previous owner’s name and address sticker on the first page.
A well-researched local history booklet exploring eighteenth-century Blakeney, Norfolk. Published by the Blakeney Area Historical Society. Good used condition with light wear from age and use. Ideal for collectors and local history enthusiasts.
Welsh Narrow Gauge Railways From Old Picture Postcards by Andrew Neale is a nostalgic pictorial history showcasing vintage postcards of Wales’ famous narrow gauge railways. A fascinating addition for railway enthusiasts, transport historians, and collectors of Welsh railway memorabilia. Good used condition.
Explore the history of Britain’s famous Fishbourne Roman Palace with this informative guide by Professor Barry Cunliffe. This paperback is in good used condition and is an excellent resource for readers interested in Roman Britain, archaeology, and local history.