Author: Catherine Rothwell

A history of North Fylde.

Catherine Rothwell has gathered together over 130 traditional Cornish recipes in her latest book. Cornwall has always had a strong culinary traditi...

There can be no better example of Victorian enterprise than the amazing success story of Blackpool whose pioneering spirit embodied all the unflagg...

Fleetwood, a pictorial history.

Covering Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Herm and Sark, this title presents an account daily life in the islands, trades and customs, historic events a...

Catherine Rothwell's new book takes us on a walk along the Kent, from source to sea, drawing on many interviews with local characters, which are in...

Liverpool in Old Photographs brings to life the history of a famous port and city over the past century. Concentrating on its varied shipping and u...

A history of Lytham St Anne's

Catherine Rothwell grew up in Lancashire in the 1920s and '30s, and this charming account of her childhood is a valuable insight into another world...

This work is the result of numerous requests and contains information on these three ancient settlements and their surrounding villages. Closely in...

The north-west coast of England is renowned for a number of reasons, not the least being its fierce storms with the inevitable loss of life, damage...

Who now would link such varied cargoes as slaves, stone, slate, cheese and wine – even shipbuilding itself – with Wardleys, Skippool, Sunderland Po...