Books published by The History Press Ltd

A story walk along the Welsh coast to enjoy the folk tales of the sea, collected and told by professional storyteller Peter Stevenson

We have been told for decades that depression is caused by a chemical imbalance, but is that the truth?

A unique collection of trivia, information, theories and thoughts compiled over a lifetime studying RMS Titanic

Not to be missed, Philippa Langley and her international team untangle a 500-year-old mystery to reveal the fate of the Princes of the Tower.

Detailed profiles explore the leaders, tactics and equipment of the US and Japanese armies.

With everything from the price of setting up and furnishing a new home to how to clean, deal with the paperwork, remove stains, wash and iron clothes properly, and generally run a house in the Edwardian period, this book contains useful information.

Telling the story of Titanic's dead

Derby days; Crewe - from aero-engines to cars; standardizing the marques; continental departure; gathering clouds; emerging from the shadows; nothing succeeds like success...; an unlikely alliance; oil on troubled waters; Mediterranean interlude; keeping up the spirit; the millennium and beyond.

A love letter to the world of books

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

The Six is an extraordinary story of survival against all odds

The first comprehensive study into the problem of the break-up of Titanic's hull

Revealing the pivotal role played by the QE2 in the Falklands conflict, by two of the volunteers who crewed the liner

Virginia Woolf, Agatha Christie, and Sylvia Plath are three of our most famous authors - for the first time this book tells the story of the remarkable mothers who shaped them.

Drawing on Irish and Scottish traditions, Rathlin Island has a rich folk heritage which may have been all but lost but for one man. Taken from recordings held in Ulster Folk Museum, this unique book brings Tommy Cecil's stories and those of other islanders to print for the first time

The story of one king at war, another who could not be allowed to live and the bastard who sparked rebellion and a siege of London that changed the course of British history.

A photographic journey around the latest of the Cunard Queens, Queen Anne, revealing details about her construction, entry into service and heritage

When communism fell in Poland, the mafia stepped in to fill the power vacuum: welcome to a world of Adidas, Kalashnikovs, and organised crime