Books published by The History Press Ltd

Colour photographs from three skilled photographers present the final years of steam

Written with the verve and suspense of a crime thriller, this is the first book to examine the infamous 'Jigsaw Murders'

The very personal war stories and varied experiences of over 50 women who lived through WW2

The first history of Newhaven Court and the fascinating inhabitants who dwelled within

The first publication of its kind using antique and historic town plans to explore the growth of the city

Commemorating the creation of the Big Four railway companies, 100 years ago

Brian Cunningham looks back once again at his adventures and misadventures in the mechanic trade

The sequel to the popular 2020 book Tyne and Weird, featuring a brand new collection of strange and forgotten history

A kaleidoscopic history of the 1990s, a decade of fin-de-siècle hope and exuberance - plus the events, ideas and people who made and broke it

The first comprehensive history of London's Queen's Park

Exploring the origins and influences of maritime camouflage

The first book to record the contributions made by Northern Irish people during the Second World War and the affect those contributions had on their lives

The history of our planet is written in its geology - this lavishly illustrated guide show you how to read it