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True-life stories of seafarers facing danger and death in the 19th and early 20th centuries

True-life stories of seafarers facing danger and death in the 19th and early 20th centuries

A pictorial and historical guide to London's old brick adverts

The shocking true story of five fishermen sentenced to 104 years for a crime they didn't commit

This is a beautiful study of the rich history of our food, its fads and its fashions to be combined with a practical cookbook of over xxx recipes from antiquity

Traditional and contemporary tales for children, from the rivers, seas, lakes, canals, sacred wells and waters of Ireland

A new, paperback edition of Fiona Rule's fascinating history of the city beneath London's streets

Folk tales from the north of Ireland, selected for children by a professional storyteller

The Worst Street in London is a captivating book penned by the talented author, Fiona Rule. Published in 2018 by The History Press Ltd, this book delves into the genre of history, drawing readers into the captivating and often haunting past of London's streets. The Worst Street in London is not just a book; it is a journey through time that challenges readers to look beyond the surface and understand the depths of the city's history. With Fiona Rule's engaging writing style, readers are sure to be gripped from the first page to the last. Get your copy today from The History Press Ltd and embark on this enthralling journey through London's past.

The first book to look holistically at the Leeds Pals and re-evaluate their place in history.

The first book to make use of police archives to tell the story of how rampant corruption led to the downfall of the Met Police's infamous Flying Squad

A rich mix of folk tales and real stories about London families, told by professional storytellers

A funny, entertaining and frank account of life as an air hostess in the debauched days of the 1980s

The English are often confused about who they are. They say 'British' when they mean 'English', and 'English' when they should say 'British.' And when England, more than the rest of the UK, voted to leave the EU, polls showed national identity was a big concern. So it's time the English sorted out in their minds what it means to be English.

Candid street photography that catches the essence of life and culture in Southampton

Tales from East Lothian retold for children by a professional storyteller

Candid street photography that catches the essence of life and culture in Canton and Pontcanna

The story of London's main line railway beneath the streets, from its origins in the nineteenth century to its opening in the second decade of the twenty-first century

Celebrating the history of London's iconic St Pancras Station and its surrounding area in 150 fascinating facts

The development of London Docklands from the medieval era to the construction of the largest system of docks in the world, and into the modern landscape today

Seven engaging stories set along the Cotswold Canals - a unique blend of waterways history and folk tales

The first book on this prestigious and exceptional liner, the pinnacle of ship-building in her day

Haunting tales to be enjoyed on dark winters' nights

The first book to recount the remarkable story of the hunt for HMS Laurentic's gold

A history of Northumbria

The first book to reveal the lives of Walthamstow's ordinary folk from the Iron Age to today

The first collection of folk tales from Lanarkshire, Scotland's most populated region

A glorious full colour celebration of the golden days of classic propeller-powered airliners at London's second airport

The story of Concorde, told through the camera lens of the media, from construction to final flight

Myth-busting book that explores what really happened first across the eventful history of motoring