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From the 1880s to the 1950s, trams were a common sight in many British towns. This volume looks at the tramways and light railways that have operat...

A history of Birmingham transport

Flowing for nearly 100 miles through gently rolling countryside at the very heart of England, the Avon is one of the most quintessentially English ...

This companion volume to Central Birmingham 1870-1920 captures the changing face of the city over a further half century using a selection of nearl...

This intriguing collection of over 200 archive photographs, postcards and engravings from collections housed in Birmingham Central Library, recreat...

The narrow gauge railways of Britain have seemingly had the gift of choosing some of the country's most beautiful scenery through which to run. The...

A collection of photographs of Birmingham's old pubs with accompanying text.

The Wye flows for more than 130 miles, from the high slopes of Plynlimon in Wales to the Severn Estuary, passing through some of the most picturesq...

As trams and other light rapid transit systems make a comeback in many British cities this volume, the second of three, looks at all the tramways t...

Capturing the changing face of central Birmingham over a period of half a century from c. 1870 to 1920, this selection of more than 200 photographs...

Provides information on sixty of Worcestershires historic pubs. This book includes prime examples of riverside pubs - the famous Severn mug houses ...

As trams and other light rapid transit systems make a comeback in many British cities this packed volume, the third in a trilogy, looks at all the ...

The rocks of the Lake District were laid down over millions of years of volcanic activity and sub-marine sedimentation, eroded by wind, rain, and i...

For more than a thousand years the Afon Conwy – the River Conway to the English – provided a military gateway into the heart of North Wales, firstl...