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A biography of Eric Liddell

The story of pillboxes in Britain and Ireland

In 1942, with a black-market chicken under his arm, Leo Marks left his father's famous bookshop, 84 Charing Cross Road, and went to war.

This book is based on spooky stories based on life-long traditions which have been handed down from earlier generations.

The history of haunted Sheffield

The history of haunted Nottingham

A beautifully illustrated guidebook to Perthshire's hidden treasures - stone circles, ancient castles, haunted forests, sacred wells - and where to find them.

A history of Sutton Park

A history of Falmouth Haven

Sex, power, mystery and blood - this fresh approach to the British monarchy recounts gripping, untold stories about their unofficial offspring.

The history of the association with witches and ghosts around Pendle Hill

Enid Blyton is known throughout the world for her imaginative childrens books and her enduring characters such as Noddy and the Famous Five. Yet until 1974, when Barbara Stoney first published her official biography, little was known about this most private author, even members of her own family.

A history of Wellington in the 1940s and 1950s

Front-line Kent

Crime & criminals of Victorian England

A history of Easton & Eastville

A history of Emsworth

From accounts of apparitions, manifestations and related supernatural phenomena, this book contains spooky stories from around Norwich city.

Underwater archaeology

Prehistoric rock art in Northumberland

NUNEATON MEMORIES is sure to fascinate anyone who has grown up or lived in Nuneaton over the past fifty years. It shows the enormous changes that have taken place in the town since the Second World War, as it adapted to the needs of increasing car ownership and changes in social and economic conditions.

A history of Welsh kings

This multi-authored work is the result of a conference held by the Scottish Archaeological Forum in October 2005 to discuss and assess new discoveries and reinterpretations of material relating to the island archaeology of Western Europe, especially the Scottish islands.

A study of the Green Man through church carvings, folk customs, legends and literature, plus an extensive Gazetteer.

A history of Verulamium

Elizabeth Wydeville, Queen consort to Edward IV, has traditionally been portrayed as a scheming opportunist. As this extraordinary biography shows, the first queen to bear the name Elizabeth lived a tragedy, love, and loss that no other queen has since endured.

This work covers tales from local people whose journey through life has taken them from their homeland to Britain as well as those who left the Southwest for a life overseas. Testimonies and reconstructions tell of child migrants, war brides and African immigrants amongst others.

Here is the true story of how HMS Petard attacked and captured U-559 in the darkness of a Mediterranean night. It describes how members of her crew swam across to the slowly sinking U-boat and captured vital German Enigma codebooks.

Now revised and updated, Alison Plowden's beautifully written account of the women behind the scenes and at the forefront of sixteenth-century English history will be welcomed by anyone interested in exploring this popular period of history from the point of view of the women who made it.

A history of Weymouth and Portland