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Carlisle: A History
Sydney Towill
£14.95
A decade of intensive research reveals a rich heritage in a compelling account of the authors native city.
Published by :
Phillimore
Published date :
1991
Format :
Large hardback.
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Carlisle: A History and Celebration
Matthew Constantine
£15.99
This is a history of Carlisle with a difference. Read it, and you will find out what really shaped the city. In this authoritative and highly readable text, the author recounts the stories and events that together make up Carlisle's history, and relates them directly to what you see on the ground. Learn, too about Carlisle's worthies, past and present, whose energy and innovation have played such a vital role in shaping the city.
Published by :
Frances Frith
Published date :
2006
Format :
Large Hardback
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Carlisle: People & Places
Charlie Emett; J.P. Templeton
£11.99
This fascinating collection of over 230 photographs of Carlisle is unique. The reader is taken on a pictorial tour of the city and its surroundings, and the authors highlight the vibrant spirit that sustained the people of Carlisle as they fought to
Published by :
Sutton
Published date :
2003
Format :
Large paperback.
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Carlisle: The Great Border City DVD
Andrew Leitch
£13.99
The story of how Carlisle has grown and developed into the Great Border City is fascinating. This film, which includes rarely seen material, tells how Carlisle emerged from war, rebellion and pestilance to become known and respected all over the county.
Published by :
Andrew Leitch
Published date :
2005
Format :
DVD
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Changing the Face of Carlisle: The Life and Times of Percy Dalton City Engineer and Surveyor
Marie K. Dickens
£9.99
A compelling insight into the life of a unique man, who quite literally changed Carlisle for ever. He was put in charge of the citys housing programme in 1919, he designed five bridges carrying traffic into Carlisle, he erected the Turkish Baths
Published by :
Hayloft
Published date :
2002
Format :
Paperback.
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Church and State in Diocese of Carlisle: A Spiritual and Temporal History 1559-1900
Sydney Towill
£12.00
A book exploring the highly significant years between 1559 and 1900 in Carlisle.
Published by :
Sydney Towill
Published date :
2000
Format :
Large paperback.
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Compassion and Community: Ordinary people with an extraordinary dream
Illtyd Barrie Thomas
£5.99
This is the story of a 'compassionate ministry' that has recently taken off on Raffles, a depressed council estate in Carlisle. From a children's club run by two local mums, the work of the Living Well Trust has expanded to include a family centre offering education, health care and advice, mobile leisure facilities, a school-based programme for pupils in danger of exclusion and a community church.
Published by :
Piquant Editions Ltd
Published date :
2005
Format :
Paperback.
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Daphne du Maurier
Margaret Forster
£9.99
An award-winning study of the internationally acclaimed author.
Published by :
Arrow
Published date :
1994
Format :
Paperback.
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Darkly, Deeply, Beautifully Blue: The Journal of a Football Season
John Haworth
£15.95
This is an insider's account of Carlisle United's roller-coaster 2002-3 season. In terse, blackly humorous diary entries, the author - Carlisle's medical officer - charts the club's highs and lows as it struggled in the nether regions of League Division Three and how it narrowly escaped end-of-season relegation to the Conference.
Published by :
The Book Guild Ltd.
Published date :
2005
Format :
Hardback.
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Diocese of Carlisle: Marriage Licence/Bonds Vol 1 1668 - 1739
Clement Singleton (ed)
£6.50
An historic and chronologically arranged list of marriages. Invaluable for any family historian.
Published by :
Cumbria Family History Society/Archive Service
Published date :
1994
Format :
Paperback.
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Diocese of Carlisle: Marriage Licence/Bonds Vol II 1740 - 1752
Clement Singleton (ed)
£6.50
An historical and chronologically arranged list of marriages. Invaluable for any family historian.
Published by :
Cumbria Family History Society/Archive Service
Published date :
1998
Format :
Paperback.
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Diocese of Carlisle: Marriage Licence/Bonds Vol III 1752 - 1762
Clement Singleton (ed)
£6.50
An historic and chronologically arranged list of marriages. Invaluable for any family historian.
Published by :
Cumbria Family History Society/Archive Service
Published date :
2001
Format :
Paperback.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Margaret Forster
£8.99
Introducing the reader to a strong and determined woman, an invalid who escaped her tyrannical father and eloped to Italy at the age of 40. Once again a much acclaimed biography by Margaret Forster.
Published by :
Vintage
Published date :
1998
Format :
Paperback.
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Fire High and Do No Harm
Kevin A. Rafferty
£6.50
A fascinating illustrated account of the Carlisle Election Riots of 1826 and their sequel, when three local people were killed, including Isabella Pattinson, a girl only thirteen years old. Signed by the author.
Published by :
Charles Thurnam & Sons Ltd
Published date :
2000
Format :
Paperback.
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For Queen and Cumberland
Martin Daley
£15.00
Jacob Reed joined the army to escape the disease-ridden poverty of 1840's Carlisle, but his years of peaceful soldiering came to an end with the outbreak of the Crimean War, where disease and combat took their dreadful toll on life.
Published by :
Hayloft
Published date :
June 2008
Format :
148mm x 210mm paperback
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Forty Years On: Carlisle and County High School for Girls 1884 - 1970
Mary Scott-Parker
£7.95
As well as being a carefully researched history, this is an affectionate tribute to the Carlisle and County High School for girls. With archive photographs dating back to 1887. Introduced by Margaret Forster, a former pupil.
Published by :
Bookcase
Published date :
1995
Format :
Paperback.
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Georgy Girl
Margaret Forster
£7.99
An unconventional love story about a young, gregarious, fun and self-confessedly fat and ugly girl who suddenly finds herself the object of two very different mens affection, and her struggle through a maze of conflicting demands and emotions.
Published by :
Penguin
Published date :
1978
Format :
Paperback.
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Going in Search of The Green Man In Cumbria
Thirlie Grundy
£2.99
A search for the almost forgotten pagan god, carved by many medieval sculptors into the wood and stone of Christian buildings in all areas of Cumbria.
Published by :
Thumbprint
Published date :
2000
Format :
Paperback spiral bound.
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Good Wives? Mary, Fanny, Jennie and me, 1845 - 2001
Margaret Forster
£7.99
The bestselling author of Hidden Lives explores four marriages, including her own, in different times and societies to find the answer. Why does a woman still want to be a wife today? What is the value of marriage today? Why do couples still marry in church?
Published by :
Vintage
Published date :
2002
Format :
Paperback.
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Good Wives?: Mary, Fanny, Jennie and me, 1845 - 2001
Margaret Forster
£17.99
The bestselling author of Hidden Lives explores four marriages, including her own, in different times and societies to find the answer. Why does a woman still want to be a wife in the twenty-first century? What is the value of marriage today?
Published by :
Chatto & Windus
Published date :
2001
Format :
Hardback.
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Have The Men Had Enough?
Margaret Forster
£7.50
A powerful novel showing the guilt, anger and compassion felt by families about their aged relatives. Compulsive reading and very moving.
Published by :
Penguin
Published date :
1990
Format :
Paperback.
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Hexham to Carlisle: including Alston and Brampton branches
Roger R. Darsley
£14.95
This very historic route runs close to Hadrian's Wall, traversing superb upland scenery. Its many closed stations are illustrated, along with those on the long-lost branches. Details are also included of the Earl of Carlisle's Railway, which once carried minerals between Lambley and Brampton.
Published by :
Middleton Press
Published date :
2006
Format :
Large hardback.
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Hidden Lives
Margaret Forster
£7.99
A memoir of the Carlisle authors mother and grandmother which reflects the changes in womens lives across three generations.
Published by :
Penguin
Published date :
1996
Format :
Paperback.
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How Black Was Our Sabbath: An Unauthorized View From The Crew
David Tangye and Graham Wright
£7.99
Black Sabbath were the first and the greatest heavy metal band. Their exciting brand of hard rock and their hell-raising behaviour have made them legends. The authors, who were in the crew during the 70s and have the stories to prove it, follow the band from their early days in Carlisle to their metioric rise to fame.
Published by :
Pan Books
Published date :
2005
Format :
Paperback.
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Hurry, Hurry, While Stocks Last
Hunter Davies
£7.95
Reduced to £5.00, a sideways look at the economic, social and shopping history of Cumbria as seen through local advertisements 1850-1940. Hunter Davies traces the changes in Cumbrian life, in attitudes and activities, trends and fashions. He observes the social and
Published by :
Bookcase
Published date :
2001
Format :
Paperback.
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