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226. The Little Book of Cumbria
£9.99
David Ramshaw
This is a fact-packed compendium of snippets from the past and present, including historical tales, legends and myths of the Lake District and the rest of the region from Barrow to Carlisle. . . . more
Published by: The History Press   Format: Hardback; 198 x 129mm

227. Transactions of Carlisle Natural History Society - Vol XIII 2018
£12.00
David Clarke & Jeremy Roberts (Eds.)
A collection of essays from members of the Carlisle Natural History Society. . . . more
Published by: Carlisle Natural History Society   Format: Paperback; 212 x 139mm

228. Enjoying the Cumbrian Coast Railway
£25.00
David John Hindle
Join David Hindle for a fascinating trip along one of the most scenic railway routes in the British Isles. This is a book for those with an appetite for discovery and those that enjoy the Lake District and its wildlife and scenery. . . . more
Published by: Silver Link   Format: Hardback; 169 x 238mm

229. Anne Clifford's Autobiographical Writing, 1590-1676
£19.99
Jessica L. Malay
Anne Clifford (1590-1676) was a prominent noble woman in the seventeenth century. During her long life she experienced the courts of Elizabeth, James and Charles I. . . . more
Published by: Manchester University Press   Format: Paperback; 234 x 156mm

230. Winter Walks in the Lake District
£14.95
Stephen Goodwin
Winter Walks in the Lake District is a collection of enjoyable walks and easy winter climbs designed to make the most of the winter conditions that regularly descend on the Lake District. . . . more
Published by: Vertebrate Publishing   Format: Paperback; 175 x 120mm

231. The Lakes and Cumbria Cook Book
£14.95
Katie Fisher
Amidst the spectacular fells, eponymous lakes and scenic coastline, you'll find more home-grown delights and Michelin acclaimed fine dining across the Lake District and Cumbria than you can shake a Romantic poet at. From restaurants to cafes and creameries to distilleries, food lovers and drinks connoisseurs are spoilt for choice, and welcomed with warmth no matter the weather! . . . more
Published by: Meze Publishing   Format: Paperback; 245 x 190mm

232. Maryport: A Roman Fort and its Community
£14.99
David J. Breeze
The collection of Roman inscribed stones and sculpture, together with other Roman objects found at Maryport in Cumbria, is the oldest archaeological collection in Britain still in private hands. . . . more
Published by: Archaeopress   Format: Paperback; 245 x 175mm

233. John Dalton: A Cumbrian Philosopher
£10.00
Thomas Fletcher Smith
John Dalton, celebrated chemist and propounder of the atomic theory, was born in Cumberland in 1776. . . . more
Published by: Bookcase   Format: Paperback; 210 x 149mm

234. The Final Few Years of British Steam, Part 2: Summer 1966-Summer 1968
£19.99
Les Wheeler
With this second volume starting in the summer of 1966, large parts of the country were already steamless but there were still the last of the A4s to see in Scotland and even a few GWR pannier tanks working in the West Midlands. . . . more
Published by: Grange Publications   Format: Paperback; 297 x 210mm

235. The Final Few Years of British Steam, Part 1: Summer 1958-Summer 1966
£16.99
Les Wheeler
An enthusiast's recollection of exploits and adventures while following the decline of steam on British Railways. . . . more
Published by: Grange Publications   Format: Paperback; 297 x 210mm

236. Running the Red Line
£9.99
Julie Carter
Running the Red Line is an informative and engaging book about running and competing, about the beauty of the fells, and above all about human emotion. . . . more
Published by: Mindfell   Format: Paperback; 210 x 148mm

237. Henry Hobhouse's Tour Through Cumbria in 1774
£10.00
Edited by Christopher Donaldson, Robert W. Dunning and Angus J. L. Winchester
In the summer of 1774 three young men from Somerset embarked on a tour of England and part of Scotland which included a ten-day visit to Cumbria. Henry Hobhouse and his companions travelled from Kirkby Lonsdale via Kendal and Ambleside to Keswick, from which they made a detour to Penrith and Ullswater. . . . more
Published by: CWAAS   Format: Paperback; 210 x 148mm

238. Rails Across Carlisle
£22.00
Steven and Jeff Davidson
Carlisle - as a railway centre prior to 1963 had some 40 miles of freight sidings. 36 miles were in its old yards which potentially could have held nearly 10,000 B.R 16 ton mineral wagons. And after 1962 Carlisle had the largest new marshalling yard in the UK at Kingmoor which was sorting 24-29,000 wagons per week. . . . more
Published by: Amadeus Press   Format: Paperback; 295 x 240mm

239. The Ullswater Way
£4.99
Mark Richards
Five cruise-and-stroll walks of between 3 and 7 miles. By Mark Richards. . . . more
Published by: Inspired by Lakeland   Format: Paperback; 191 x 135mm

240. Memories of a Lamplugh Farmer
£7.00
Bob Jackson
The reminiscences of Lamplugh farmer Bob Jackson. . . . more
Published by: Lamplugh and District Heritage Society   Format: Paperback; 210 x 148mm

241. Hetty's Farmhouse Bakery
£7.99
Cathy Bramley
Thirty-two-year-old Hetty Greengrass is the star around which the rest of her family orbits. Marriage, motherhood and helping Dan run Sunnybank Farm have certainly kept her hands full for the last twelve years. . . . more
Published by: Penguin   Format: Paperback; 198 x 123mm

242. The Corpse Roads of Cumbria
£10.00
Alan Cleaver and Lesley Park
Revised full colour edition. Criss-crossing the Cumbrian landscape are many trods, paths, lonnings and other ancient trackways. Included among these are several corpse roads. . . . more
Published by: Alan Cleaver   Format: Paperback; 155 x 210mm

243. Wainwright's Illustrated Walking Guide to the Lake District Book 5: Northern Fells
£14.99
Clive Hutchby
One name above all others has become associated with walking in the Lake District: Alfred Wainwright, whose seven-volume Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells, first published in 1955-66, has become the definitive guidebook. Wainwright's meticulously hand-drawn maps, diagrams and drawings take you up the 214 principal hills and mountains of the Lake District, describing the main routes of ascent from different starting points, as well as lesser-known variants, showing the summit viewpoint panoramas and the ridge routes that can be made to create longer walks. . . . more
Published by: Frances Lincoln   Format: Paperback; 178 x 110mm

244. Who Shot Percy Toplis?
£10.00
Jim Cox
Percy Toplis was a flamboyant conman with a long list of aliases who avoided detection by hiding in plain sight. In 1920 he murdered a taxi driver and went on the run, shooting a policeman who tried to arrest him, sparking one of the biggest manhunts in British history. Shot dead while walking along a Cumbrian road, a jury took just three minutes to decide that he was justifiably killed by the police. . . . more
Published by: Bookcase   Format: Paperback; 212 x 149mm

245. A New History of Penrith Book 3 - Penrith in the Stuart Century 1603-1714
£12.00
Michael A. Mullett
Penrith in the Stuart Century, 1603-1714 is the third volume of a new and comprehensive history of Penrith, planned to run from the earliest times to the present day. . . . more
Published by: Bookcase   Format: Paperback; 210 x 147mm

246. Britain's First Black Policeman
£10.00
Ray Greenhow
'I was both surprised and delighted to have been informed recently that the first black/ethnic minority officer known to have worked in a British police force was in Carlisle City Police as far back as 1837' . . . more
Published by: Bookcase   Format: Paperback; 211 x 147mm

247. Lake District Fell Farming: Historical and Literary Perspectives, 1750-2017
£12.00
Terry McCormick
This book captures the research undertaken by Terry McCormick over a lifetime about the way the literary culture of the Lake District has shown (or often not shown) the shepherds and working people of that landscape. . . . more
Published by: Bookcase   Format: 211 x 148mm

248. Peter Digs a Den
£7.99
Amy Stretch Parker and Kate Brunskill
Peter is a small boy with a big idea. . . . more
Published by: A Spark in the Sand   Format: Paperback; 207 x 203mm

249. One Man and a Mule
£9.99
Hugh Thomson
In the Middle Ages, mules were used to transport goods across Britain. Strong, sturdy and able to carry a good 160lbs of weight, they made ideal walking companions - as long as you didn't ask them to do anything they didn't want to do! . . . more
Published by: Windmill Books   Format: Paperback; 198 x 129mm

250. Ulverston: An English Market Town Through History
£14.99
Helen Shacklady
From the Stone Age to the Industrial Revolution, Roman invasion to wars of religion and world wars, this book tells the history of Ulverston, from pre-history to the 21st century. . . . more
Published by: Handstand Press   Format: Paperback; 206 x 170mm

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