On the morning of 31 January 1917, the Midlands town of Derby awoke to find itself the focal point of one of the most sensational developments of the First World War. Four members of a Derby family ha
Oates, a local history librarian in London, describes the circumstances surrounding twenty-five unsolved murders committed in London between 1830 and the first World War. First published in 2007, the
Respected photojournalist Langston tells the story of British phenomenon and national institution Fred Dibnah, an eccentric, a steeplejack, and television personality with a love for Britain's industr
Over 80 beautiful photographs that show the many sights of the Peak District Moors. Written by an experienced author and family historian. Explores the history of the Peak District Moors from prehis
First published in 1879, this book has been identified as a lost publication by Peter Waterman, who is writing the introduction to the reprint.The book, which was published in the year of the Tay Brid
