Secret Nottingham

Name: Secret Nottingham
Brand: Amberley Publishing
SKU: 9781445652436
Price: 16.99 EUR
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By (author): Frank E. Earp Joseph Earp

Every corner of Nottingham is rich in history, and if the streets could talk they might tell of the people and events they have witnessed. Many ancient secrets have remained untold, such as the purpose of the great Viking long-house found beneath the site of a demolished Victorian factory, and who built the ancient mound that once marked the site of the spot where a king of England raised his standard. Perhaps the citys greatest secret of all lies beneath its streets a labyrinth of over 500 man-made caves. Visitors to Nottingham are often told not to stamp their feet too hard as they never quiet know where they will end up. Father and son authors Frank and Joe Earp are privy to these and many more of Nottinghams secrets. Come with them as they share their knowledge within the pages of this book. See more

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Weight: 289g
Dimensions: 165 x 234mm
Publication Date: 15 May 2016
Publisher: Amberley Publishing
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781445652436

About Frank E. EarpJoseph Earp

Joseph Earp is currently Team Leader of the Nottingham Hidden History Team. He has also appeared on BBC East Midlands Today and BBC Radio Nottingham as historical advisor covering topics such as Huntingdon Beaumont and Britains first railway line. He has also written a series of local history articles for the Nottingham Post Nottingham Bygones The Topper newspaper and Our Nottinghamshire website. He currently writes a regular local history column for the Beestonian magazine. With an interest in folklore mythology and local history for over 40 years Frank E. Earp has established himself as one of Nottinghamshire's leading folklorists and historians. For the last six years he has been a feature writer for a local free newspaper The Post Lite contributing a weekly column on local history legends folklore and fascinating facts. Born in 1951 in a haunted house in Wollaton Frank has taken more than a passing interest in the paranormal. In the late '60s he involved himself in the U.F.O. phenomena and later Earth Mysteries a subject he still writes about today.