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Wot’s yon lowad on owd kelter? … ‘E looked a reglar mawkin … Ayn’t backards in cummin’ forr’ards … The bees is as fell as owt. Can people in Lincolnshire…
This is not a guidebook but brings together the past and present to offer a taste of Jersey. Learn about the movers and shakers who shaped this beautiful gem of…
This autobiography of a boy is in effect a prequel to Crimson Skies. Through Charlie Framp’s remarkable memory he conveys a very readable picture of life for a boy growing…
During his 90 years he achieved much by dint of hard work and perhaps great faith. Although his name may not be well known some of his achievements are for…
Excavations at the Romano-British settlement at Pasture Lodge Farm, Long Bennington, Lincolnshire. 1975-77 An account of a ditch complex containing coarse pottery, a brooch and clay sling shots; also a…
This volume looks at: Lincolnshire’s Archaeology from the Air Presented as a collection of papers, it is a new departure for the National Mapping Programme. Much of the landscape of…
The Early History of Lincoln Castle. A detailed study of the Castle, with contributions on the early castle, early topography, archaeology before and after 1068, architectural context of the medieval…
This Paper is subtitled ‘Some Historians of Lincolnshire.’ Contents include: Essays based on lectures about the lives and works of Lincolnshire historians including: Edward Trollope – a great reporter to…
The Channel Islands were the only British territory to be occupied during World War II. All copies signed by Molly, individually. My family stayed in Guernsey throughout five years of…
On 30th June 1940, life in the Bailiwick of Guernsey changed completely when German forces landed and occupied the Island. For five long years the Islanders faced life under enemy…
Growing up in Guernsey during the Occupation years was an exciting time for young Herbert Winterflood, who was 11 years old and a pupil of the Boys’ Intermediate School. He…
Following the success of his first book, Guernsey Past & Present: from the exact spot (also available through this site) – intrepid comparison photographer Marco Tersigni has teamed up with…
This book maps major changes in the appearance of the local landscape, changes brought about by the Acts of Parliament of the open fields and commons of 23 parishes in…
This third and final part of the ‘Everton’ family trilogy presents as a charming conclusion. After leaving Lincolnshire Little Will moved to Sheffield and later to the Manchester area where…
This is a sequel to Barty, John’s first novel. John also wrote the non-fiction book Beetroot for Breakfast: Tales from the Land Girls of Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire. Available on this…
This is the 10th book in the ‘Once Upon a Wartime’ series which tells men’s and women’s experiences during wartime. They are suitable for school work and fit into the…
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