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This highly attractive book features a number of full colour reproductions of the paintings and sketches of T.P. Wood, the prolific 19th Century Staffordshire artist.
Format: Paperback, 21 cm x 21 cm; Pages: 60Publisher: Staffordshire Arts and Museums Service
This book tells the story of evacuees in Staffordshire, using interviews with some of the many people evacuated to the county as children during World War II and additional material drawn from archival sources. The book is illustrated throughout with period images and features numerous memories from both evacuees and local people.
Format: 21 cm x 21 cm; Pages: 185Publisher: Staffordshire County Council
Based on detailed research, this book looks at the development of the architectural style known as "Gothic Revival" in Staffordshire during the 19th Century. It is illustrated throughout.
Format: Paperback, 24.5 cm x 17 cm; Pages: 160Publisher: Landmark Publishing
This book lists the freemen and burgesses of the ancient Borough of Stafford, giving details as to when they were admitted as freemen, and biographical information where known. There is also an introduction looking at the political history of the Borough.
Format: A4 Paperback;Pages: 222Publisher: Staffordshire County Council
£7.00+ p&p : Large
World : Extra Large
Created to mark the Millennium, this book looks at the history of Stafford businesses which have occupied the same site or traded under the same name since 1900. Historic illustrations add to this fascinating insight into the shops and services of 20th century Stafford.
Format: Paperback, 21 cm x 15 cm;Pages: 112Publisher: Staffordshire Industrial Archaeological Society
This book provides a study of the old theatres of the Six Towns, many of which are no longer standing. This fascinating work includes photographs, maps and period theatre bills.
Format: A5 Book;Pages: 190Publisher: Privately published
£9.99 + p&p : Medium
The book features a selection of documents from the Bagot Papers, relating to Catholics in Staffordshire in the 16th and 17th Centuries.
Format: A5 Paperback; Pages: 108Publisher: Staffordshire Record Society
This fully-illustrated book was the result of an oral history project in the villages of Tutbury, Audley and Alstonefield, and contains the recollections of local people about life in these border communities during the 20th Century. These include memories of village life, local entertainment and the great Fauld Explosion of 1944.
Format: A4 Paperback; Pages: 54Publisher: Staffordshire County Council
£5.00+ p&p : Medium
This book features a collection of memories relating to Stafford's shoe industry in the 20th Century. It is illustrated throughout, and also has a useful gazetteer of shoe making companies in Stafford.
Format: A4 Paperback; Pages: 36Publisher: Staffordshire County Council
An ideal gift for anybody interested in local World War II history, this unique pack contains our mini-guides Staffordshire at War (40 pages), Staffordshire Home Guard (40 pages) and The Fauld Explosion (16 pages) as well as facsimile documents including an identity card, Women’s Land Army leaflet, period telegram and ‘Dig for Victory’ posters.
Format: 3 x A6 booklets, A4 to A6 facsimile documents in plastic wallet with explanatory sheet
Publisher: Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Archive Service
£5.00
+ p&p : Small
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