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The Lakes of Lakeland
H.E. Winter
£3.50
A history and guide to the lakes of the Lake District, namely Ullswater, Thirlmere, Derwentwater, Loweswater, Bassenthwaite Lake, Crummock Water and Buttermere, Ennerdale Water and Wast Water.
Published by :
H.E. Winter
Published date :
2000
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Paperback.
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The Langdales: Landscape and Prehistory in a Lakeland Valley
Mark Edmonds
£15.99
For over two centuries, the Langdales have attracted the interests of painters, poets and tourists. Prominent in the Romantic imagination, the crags and dales still draw thousands in each year: some to sketch and paint, others to ramble or to climb.
Published by :
Tempus Publishing
Published date :
2004
Format :
Large paperback.
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The Later Prehistory of Northern England
Rosemary Annable
£50.00
A study of Cumbria, Northumberland and Durham from the Neolithic to the late Bronze Age. A comprehensive set of three large paperback volumes.
Published by :
British Archaeological Reports
Published date :
1987
Format :
Paperback.
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The Leaves We Write On
Mark Cropper
£25.00
James Cropper is one of the oldest names in British paper-making and a great survivor from an age when British industry dominated the world. Uniquely situated in the foothills of the Lake District since its foundation in 1845, today the company is one of the world's leading producers of coloured and specialist papers.
Published by :
Ellergreen Press
Published date :
2004
Format :
Hardback.
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The Leaves We Write On
Mark Cropper
£12.50
James Cropper is one of the oldest names in British paper-making and a great survivor from an age where British industry dominated the world. Uniquely situated in the foothills of the Lake District since its foundation in 1845, today the company is one of the world's leading producers of coloured and specialist papers.
Published by :
Ellergreen Press
Published date :
2004
Format :
Paperback.
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The Legacy: The Huttons of Penrith and Beetham
Barbara C. Lee
£7.50
A story of the search for family history, with the author and her husband investigating the names and places mentioned in their family tree.
Published by :
Mrs Barbara Lee
Published date :
1997
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Paperback.
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The Loving Eye and Skilful Hand: The Keswick School of Industrial Arts
Ian Bruce
£15.00
This School occupies an important place in the Arts and Crafts movement. It revivified old craft traditions in the Lake District.This is the first detailed study of the School. It will be of interest to local and art historians and collectors.
Published by :
Bookcase
Published date :
2001
Format :
Large paperback.
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The Loving Eye and Skilful Hand: The Keswick School of Industrial Arts
Ian Bruce
£25.00
This School occupies an important place in the Arts and Crafts movement. It revivified old craft traditions in the Lake District.This is the first detailed study of the School. It will be of interest to local and art historians and collectors.
Published by :
Bookcase
Published date :
2001
Format :
Hardback.
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The Lune Valley and the Howgills
W R Mitchell
£16.99
The Lune Valley is in border country, a historic and picturesque divide between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.
Published by :
Phillimore
Published date :
August 2009
Format :
178mm x 254mm hardback
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The Maid of Buttermere
Melvyn Bragg
£7.99
Based on a true story of an impostor and bigamist who marries the beautiful daughter of the landlord of the Fish pub in Buttermere, Mary Robinson, who is buried in Caldbeck.
Published by :
Sceptre
Published date :
1993 2and ed.
Format :
Paperback.
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The Making of a School - The History of Kirkoswald School 1856 - 2006
Bill Roberts
£10.00
This book recounts the history of Kirkoswald Church of England School, from its very beginnings as a National School in 1856, through its late-Victorian years, with a succession of devoted head-teachers, to its transformation in more recent times to a well equipped, superbly performing modern primary school.
Published by :
Bill Roberts
Published date :
June 2009
Format :
148mm x 210mm paperback
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The Medieval Misericords in Carlisle Cathedral
Thirlie Grundy
£1.95
There have been many surveys and visitations about the carving and understanding of the misericords, and many photographs, but Thirlie Grundys is the first study by an artist who has used both her pencil to illustrate the subtleties of every detail, and also her hands and fingers to discover parts invisible to the eye - let alone the camera.
Published by :
Thumbprint
Published date :
Updated 2006
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Paperback.
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The Military Airfields of Britain - Northern England
Ken Delve
£16.99
Later in World War Two hundreds of bombers left airfields in Yorkshire night after night on missions to Germany, but though the region's largest county dominates the story, this is by no means the full tale of Northern England's heritage.
Published by :
Crowood
Published date :
October 2006
Format :
165mm x 234mm large paperback
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The Mine Explorer volume 5
£9.50
A collection of writings by members of the charity.
Published by :
Cumbria Amenity Trust Mining History Society
Published date :
2002
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Paperback.
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The Mining and Related Tokens of West Cumberland
Michael Finlay
£50.00
Since the publication in 1922 of 'Tickets and Passes of Great Britain and Ireland' by Davis and Waters, which listed without illustrations some 70 mining and related tokens from West Cumberland with their varieties, little has been written on the subject apart from a few short articles.
Published by :
Plains Books
Published date :
November 2006
Format :
220mm x 305mm hardback
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The Most Dangerous Pit in the Kingdom
Ray Devlin; Harry Fancy
£11.99
A revised edition of a fascinating book. Harry Fancy has provided the historical context, the planning, sinking working and final closure of the pit, whilst Ray Devlin has compiled what is by far the most complete account of all the disasters and other
Published by :
The Friends of Whitehaven Museum
Published date :
2003
Format :
Large paperback.
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The Nent Force Level and Brewery Shaft
Peter Wilkinson
£9.50
The Nent Force Level was probably the largest and most expensive lead mining project carried out in the North Pennines and has captured the public imagination for more than two centuries. The story of the underground canal beneath the Nent Valley
Published by :
Peter Wilkinson
Published date :
2001
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Large paperback.
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The New History of Freemasonry in the Province of Cumberland and Westmorland
Kenneth W. Bond (ed)
£20.00
County boundary re-organisation in 1974 combined the ancient counties of Cumberland and Westmorland with small enclaves of Lancashire and North Yorkshire. This new history surveys the whole range of Freemasonry in the Province.
Published by :
K.W. Bond
Published date :
1994
Format :
Large hardback.
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The North Pennines: Landscape and Legend
Iain Brown
£18.95
The North Pennines are one of our least well-known upland areas. Yet here are charming towns and villages, beautiful lakes and woodlands, spectacular waterfalls and wild hills. This fascinating landscape also reveals an area rich in people and legends - from artistic links with poets, painters and writers to the ghosts of reivers, drovers and lead miners of the past.
Published by :
Summary House Publications
Published date :
2006
Format :
Large Paperback
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The Northern Counties from AD 1000
Norman McCord: Richard Thompson
£33.99
Informative, vivid and richly illustrated, this volume in the Regional History of England series explores the history of Englands northern borders - the counties of Northumberland, Cumberland, Durham, Westmoreland and the Furness area of Lancashire.
Published by :
Addison Wesley Longman Limited
Published date :
1998
Format :
Large hardback.
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The Oaken Myths of Post - Conquest Britain: Symbolic Carvings from 1066
Thirlie Grundy
£9.99
Thirlie Grundy has taken a direct approach in answering previously unanswered questions about medieval carvings and their origins. The book is illustrated throughout with Thirlies own line drawings of the carvings, which show each one in clear detail.
Published by :
P3 Publications
Published date :
2003
Format :
Paperback.
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The Pioneer Ramblers 1850-1940
David Hollett
£8.95
Rambling is one of the most popular outdoor activities. Historically, it owes its establishment to a reaction against mass urbanisation. This fascinating trek through rambling begins in Scotland. A chapter is dedicated to the Lake District, where
Published by :
North Wales Area of the Ramblers Association
Published date :
2002
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Paperback.
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The Place-Names of Cumberland Part One
A.M Armstrong, A. Mawer, F.M Stenton & Bruce Dickens
£40.00
This first part covers Eskdale, Cumberland and Leath Wards. Volume XXX in the English Place-Name Society series.
Published by :
Cambridge University Press
Published date :
1971
Format :
Small Hardback
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The Place-Names of Cumberland Part Three
A.M Armstrong, A. Mawer, F.M Stenton & Bruce Dickens
£40.00
This third volume includes an introduction, bibliography and abbreviations and place-name elements. It is Volume XXII in the English Place-Name Society Series.
Published by :
Cambridge University Press
Published date :
1971
Format :
Small Hardback
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The Place-Names of Cumberland Part Two
A.M. Armstrong; A. Mawer; F.M. Stenton; B. Dickens
£40.00
This second part covers Allerdale Below Derwent and Allerdale Above Derwent Wards. Volume XXI in the English Place-Name Society series.
Published by :
Cambridge University Press
Published date :
1971
Format :
Small Hardback.
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