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£11.99 now just £9.99 (due to a tiny crease in the front top corner of the cover). Louth is the largest market town in east Lincolnshire, centred around the River…
Mere mention of the Channel Islands seems to bring a sparkle to every eye – young or old. Visitors invariably come back time and time again, for there is much…
Artur Immanuel Loewental (1879-1964) was a sculptor of rare talent who created medals of eminent people in Austria, Germany and Britain. Well known for his series of World War I German…
Bees are an essential part of our natural world and their importance in pollinating our food crops cannot be overstated. Over a third of the world’s food is dependent upon…
History of Boston Series. No. 14 – Published in 1976. This is a First Edition. Steven N Davis was born in Birmingham in 1949. His aim here is largely to…
When Rob and Christine take early retirement, after having said goodbye to the last of their dogs, their home seems somewhat empty. It’s then they discover the joys of pet-sitting….
Whose planning led to the first permanent English settlement in America? Follow the life of Bartholomew Gosnold, from his home in Otley, Suffolk, through his time in Cambridge and the…
Kaleb (Barty) Bartholomew, born in Suffolk, UK in 1898, didn’t have the best start in his young life. The son of a farm labourer he lost both his parents at…
The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight – otherwise known as the BBMF or simply ‘the Flight’ – is based at RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire. Its collection of five Spitfires, two…
A collection of stunning photographs showing the enormous diversity to be found across Guernsey’s 25 square miles, feudal Sark that is even smaller and Herm, Brecqhou, Jethou and Lihou that…
Ray Jones first started beekeeping 13 years ago. Since then it has become his all consuming passion, taking his beekeeping examinations to advanced level and playing an active part in…
During the war years of 1939-1945, a total of 80,000 girls were recruited to the Women’s Land Army and the Women’s Timber Corps. The country relied heavily on these girls,…
This volume (the tenth) in the Survey of Lincoln neighbourhood booklet series examines the southern area of the city that lies west of the level crossings on Skellingthorpe Road and…
The actions described here begin with the fruitless Battle of France in May 1940 and go through to the final stages of the bomber defensive over Germany in February 1945. …
In life we all have dreams but do we ever attempt to make them come true? This inspiring and motivated story written with a passion to succeed against all odds…
Boston, Lincolnshire, has been nicknamed ‘the capital of the Fens’. Its heritage through the ages has been influenced by both religious institutions and its port. In many ways it is…
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