Books published by The History Press Ltd

Telling the story of the more than 100,000 British troops who fought in Korea between 1950 and 1953, in their own words

The full story of the ubiquitous artillery of the Second World War

John Gielgud

A fascinating in-depth study of what it was like to be a child in Anglo-Saxon times

The Little History of Glasgow explores the city's slow and steady economic rise, its calamitous collapse and its 21st-century reinvention as one of Europe's most characterful cities

The expertly researched history of England, in one easy-to-read volume

Legendary stills photographer Keith Hamshere reveals the stories from his remarkable career alongside his iconic photography, featuring some of Hollywood's biggest movies - from Indiana Jones to Star Wars to James Bond

Ways to connect with The Sun through story, folklore and journal extracts, inspiring a deeper connection with the earth

Before Titanic, there was Lusitania... This unprecedented two-volume set will bring Lusitania's history to life as never before

A unique and evocative photographic record of changes in Woodhouse, Leeds, in the 1960s and 1970s

The D-Day Landings could not have happened without over 4,000 Allied landing craft and ships, and their crews. This book explains who they all were.

Shining a light on who pirates really were, and how the well-known 'skull and crossbones' Hollywood stereotype evolved

A timely reappraisal of the actions and motivations of the French Resistance in Vichy France, 75 years after its undoing

The Times opens its sporting archives to compile the definitive list of football's greatest matches

A kaleidoscopic social history of the year that shaped the modern world

The definitive history of the Ku Klux Klan, a symbol of America's long and violent legacy of racism

Over the years, several books featuring shipping on the River Humber have been published, but few have viewed their subject from an inland waterway viewpoint. This book, together with its companion volume "Shipping on the Humber - The South Bank", attempts to fill that gap, though sea-going traffic has not been ignored.

In an increasingly AI-driven world, renowned expert Toby Walsh examines what the 'artificial' in artificial intelligence truly means.

The fascinating history of childhood games and how they have changed from ancient times to the modern day

Timely exploration of an iconic US president's close relationship with Great Britain

A comprehensive look at the history of the airship since 1783

A beautifully designed book showcasing important collections of Titanic-related memorabilia