Bøker av Craig Armstrong

Focusses largely on the Home Front using source material drawn from local archives, local history groups, previous accounts and contemporary newspapers.

The first integrated study from a bottom up perspective of the feeding of the British people during the Second World War.

The first modern study of the Boy Scouts Association during the First World War.

Focusses on Bomber Command using source material drawn from national and local archives, local history groups, previous accounts and contemporary newspapers.

A wide focus on the experiences of women on Tyneside using source material drawn from local archives, local history groups, previous accounts and contemporary newspapers.

The first study of Sunderland during the Second World War. Large focus on the Home Front using source material drawn from local archives and contemporary newspapers.

Wide focus on the experiences of women in Northumberland using source material drawn from local archives, local history groups, previous accounts and contemporary newspapers.

The first-ever book to look at the social history of Tynemouth during the shattering years of the Great War.

Aberdeen was the most frequently bombed city in Britain suffering 32 raids and 364 air raid warnings. As a result, Aberdeen was nicknamed the Siren City'.

From the building of Hadrian's Wall in 122AD to the first house in the world to be lit by electricity, Cragside House, Visitors' Historic Britain: Northumberland details the many castles and monuments - their remains and grounds - and the stories they each tell.

A close look at the worry and hardships the people of Glasgow were faced with during the Second World War.

Insight into the local lives of Northern Northumberland on the home front and in combat.

Rare illustrations of wartime Tynemouth and Wallsend