Books published by The History Press Ltd

Yorkshire ghost stories, legends and history

One hundred love letters to her man at the front reveal the tangled love life of a Toddington landlady

Step below the pavements of Soho's Beak Street, and discover the untold tale of the exotic - and scandalous - Murray's Cabaret Club

A look at ten trailblazing women whose lives encapsulated the twentieth century and its key events

A new paperback edition of Paul Chambers' critically-acclaimed Victorian history

Folk tales from Britain's many forests and woodlands selected for 7-11 year olds

Strange stories of Welsh mysteries, crimes, characters, achievers, inventors, folklore and legends

The story of the one woman who, against all odds, stopped Thalidomide in its tracks because it poisoned a nation

The story of Mallard, including locomotive development, the speed battle in the UK and abroad, and its subsequent life through the war years and beyond

Enigmatic paranormal encounters across Britain's forests and woodland

The 16-year-old boy who caused a ceasefire in the Civil War

The first book to explore the history of British crime through photographs

Insights of a 1960s Cunard entertainments officer into the history of life aboard the Cunard liners

The first history of the `other side' of Fitzrovia: the working-class and `outsider' voices

A miscellany of facts, figures and stories from the Apollo mission programme, representing the furthest humankind has ever travelled

The history of Jaguar, a rousing British success story!

The first book to fully recognise and tell the tale of the efforts of the Lumberjills - the Women's Timber Corps - during the Second World War

The forgotten story of Britain's most southerly haven, from prehistory to the present

Seven children's stories inspired by the history of Norfolk's streets and sites, traced through Norfolk Heritage Centre

A collection of folk tales and myths from Gwent retold by a local storyteller

The first book to recover the narrative of Liverpool's Irish exiles during the Great War

Meet Sarah Wilson, a real life Moll Flanders of the eighteenth century - 'the greatest impostress of the present age' - who created a remarkable series of lives for herself on both sides of the Atlantic.

Candid street photography that catches the essence of life and culture in Digbeth

A pictorial celebration of the women's services of the Second World War

A compilation of memorable photographs commemorating D-Day and its aftermath

Dark City is the first book to explore how London became a criminals' paradise during the Second World War

As the days of steam ended, other forms of power took over...

The complete history of Kent condensed into one readable volume

The exciting story of the enormously successful Range Rover, the ultimate must-have SUV

An exhilarating hour-by-hour portrayal of an iconic battle, drawing on the eye witness accounts of those who fought it