Books published by The History Press Ltd

Tyburn Tales

Here are more funny, heart-warming stories from the backstreets of Birmingham which are sure to rekindle old memories.

A history of Nottinghamshire

The vanished railways of old Western Dunbartonshire

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Waltham memories

Curiosities of Cheshire is a comprehensive and fascinating guide to over 100 remarkable and curious sites, buildings and structures from around the county.

A history of the Spen Valley

A history of Woodhouse

Paranormal Cornwall

The guide to mysterious Skye & Lochalsh

A history of Ipswich Town

Haunted happenings in Northumberland

A little book of Kent

The Oxford Plaque guide

Masters of crime

Cornish folk tales

A history of Canterbury

The Story of Gloucester's pubs

Travelling art

Herefordshire murders

This is a new way to approach prehistory, putting people and the beliefs that they held centre stage. For without understanding people's beliefs, we will never comprehend their world.

Railway adventure

In the footsteps of William Wallace

Remembering Christmas

Secret location

A Viking in the family and other family trees

The Sheffield United miscellany

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Haunted Ipswich