Jmd: 200 books

One of eight individual walks, abridged from Carol Twinchs Walks Through History - Ipswich. The eastern approach is a circular walk that begins and finishes at Cornhill. The walk explores the eastern streets and churches of the town.

Lancashire is rich in its folklore, and its history is dominated by the Pendle Witches and by the hunting and killing of catholic recusants in the Tudor period. Unexplained hauntings and disturbances across the county often relate to these turbulent years of British history, and Stephen Wade includes...

Lancashire is rich in its folklore, and its history is dominated by the Pendle Witches and by the hunting and killing of catholic recusants in the Tudor period. Unexplained hauntings and disturbances across the county often relate to these turbulent years of British history, and Stephen Wade includes...

On The Run Around Manchester is a running guide to one of Britains most sporting cities with a view to coaxing more natives and newcomers to love the lands nearby and indeed labour along them like running up the seemingly endless Joel Lane at Werneth Low in the summer heat. There are almost 50...

One of twelve individual walks, abridged from John Wilk's 'Walks Through History - Birmingham'. This circular walk includes clear, concise directions supported by an easy-to-use sketch map, and illustrated by a selection of photographs. 'Kings Norton: A walk through a mediaeval village' is so written that the book can be read as a history book alone, independent of the walking.

On 1 January 1990 Leyton Orient were placed 18th in Division Three. On 31 December 1999 the Os bade farewell to the Nineties some 29 places lower, the 91st team out of 92 in the Football League. In the middle of the decade the club very nearly went out of business at one point there was not enough...

King of the Kippax is THE unofficial Manchester City fanzine, written by the fans, for the fans. Now in its 24th year it is the voice of City. King of the Kippax is THE unofficial Manchester City fanzine, written by the fans, for the fans. Now in its 24th year it is the voice of City.

King of the Kippax is THE unofficial Manchester City fanzine, written by the fans, for the fans. Now in it's 24th year it is the voice of City.Edited by Dave and Sue Wallace.

Fishing Around Britain: A Guide to the best fishing locations in Great BritainAre you one of the thousands of Britons who have a passion for Britain's largest participation sport.Fishing Around Britain is an e-book series aimed at the angler who wants to try a new location, or just get some...

One of three smaller, more specific e-books, abridged from Philip Nixon's Exploring Durham History. The colourful threads that run through County Durham history have produced a rich tapestry of history, and this edition's focus on western County Durham is sure to appeal to all local history enthusiasts.

One of three smaller, more specific e-books, abridged from Philip Nixon's Exploring Durham History.The colourful threads that run through County Durham history have produced a rich tapestry of history, and this edition's focus on eastern, northern and southern County Durham is sure to appeal to all local history enthusiasts.

Exploring Durham History is a subtle blend of contemporary photography and historical fact. Tinged with folklore and mystery it takes us on an exciting journey through the history of The Land of the Prince Bishops.The colourful threads that run through County Durham history have produced a rich tapestry of heritage that is portrayed in all its glory in Exploring Durham History.

A unique look at the transformation of Victorian London into the world's first metropolis through the lives of eight men who stamped their mark on the capital. In 1801 the population of London was almost one million. A century later, on the death of Queen Victoria, it had passed six million, and...

In the fall of 2001, Jane Cooper took up a volunteer position funded by a Canadian organization, and moved to Odessa, Ukraine to work on a community development project. During the week she worked with a local NGO and a high school, and on the weekends became friends with a group of young Ukrainians...