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Cambridgeshire Archives and Local Studies 2014 Accessions to the Cambridgeshire Collection Cambridgeshire Archives and Local Studies 2014 Accessions to the Cambridgeshire Collection Chris Jakes ADAMS, Reginald H BUTLER, Richard J The college graces of Oxford and Cambridge. Secular & domestic: George Gilbert Scott and the Master’s Oxford. Bodleian Library. 2013. Lodge of St. John’s College, Cambridge. ISBN 9781851240838 Cambridge. St John’s College. 2013. New edition. First published 1992. ISBN 97809575739 BABINGTON, Charles Cardale CALDECOTE LOCAL HISTORY GROUP Ancient Cambridgeshire: or an attempt to trace Roman The book of Caldecote; the long slender thread. and other ancient roads that passed through the county of Milton. Milton Contact Ltd. 2014. Cambridge. ISBN 9780992928933 Cambridge. Cambridge University Press (CUP). 2014. CALWAY, Gareth ISBN 9781108075572 Cromwell’s talking head. [Facsimile reprint. First published 1853.] Reepham. Diggers. 2012. BOOTH, Derek ISBN 9780957396005 Milton through time: from Stone Age to Science Park. CAMBRIDGE ARCHAEOLOGY FIELD GROUP. Milton. The Author. 2014. Wimpole: silent voices and deserted homes. ISBN 9780956902610 CAFG. 2014. BOSTOCK, Jo CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. The meaning of success: insights from women at Cambridge and South Cambs Great War cycle route. Cambridge. Cambridge. C.C.C. 2014. Cambridge. CUP. 2014. ISBN 9781107428683 CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. Cambridge and the Great War walking and cycling map. BRADLEY, Keith Cambridge. C.C.C. 2014. The town of Well: some glimpses of the early history of Upwell and the surrounding countryside. CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. [Upwell. The Author. 2013.] Ride between the lines: the Guided Busway. Cambridge. C.C.C. 2014. BRADLEY, Simon & PEVSNER, Nikolaus [Great War related tour] Cambridgeshire. London. Yale University Press. 2014. CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. ISBN 9780300205961 Wisbech Great War walk. The Buildings of England Series. Cambridge. C.C.C. 2014 BRENDON, Vyvyen CAMBRIDGESHIRE GARDENS TRUST. The School down the Lane: Llandaff House 1907–1941, The gardens of Cambridgeshire: a gazetteer of over 400 Kimway School 1941–1960, Millington Road Nursery gardens. School 1963–present. Offord Cluny. C.G.T. 2012. [Cambridge. The Author.] 2014. ISBN 0953854205 Second edition. First published 2000. BROWNLEE, George G Fred Sanger, double Nobel laureate: a biography. CARLSON, Jack Cambridge. CUP. 2014. Rowing blazers. ISBN 9781107083349 London. Thames & Hudson. 2014. ISBN 9780500517550 Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society CIV pp. 188-192. Recent Accessions to the Cambridgeshire Collection 189 CARTER, Sebastian ISBN 9780992927905 The Rampant Lions Press: a narrative catalogue. EWART, Elaine New Castle, DE, USA. Oak Knoll Press. 2013. Fur, feather and fen. ISBN 9781584563211 FlightFeather Press. 2014. CLEESE, John ISBN 9780992623418 So, anyway … Poetry London. Random House. 2014. FAIRWEATHER, Janet ISBN 9781847946966 Bishop Osmund: a missionary to Sweden in the late COCKERILL, Tim & COCKERILL, Chloe Viking age. A short guide to St Mary’s church Weston Colville Skara. Skara Stiftshistoriska Sallskap. 2014. Cambridgeshire. ISBN 9789186681180 [Weston Colville. The Authors. 2014] [Retired to the Abbey of Ely.] COOMBES, Barrie FLETCHER, Ken Wilburton then and now: a wander around the parish of Trumpington’s fallen heroes of World War I. Wilburton showing some changes which have occurred Trumpington. Trumpington Local History Group. over the years. 2014. Haddenham. Haddenham Local History Group. FRANKLIN, William 2014. By mere and fen: a history of Soham. CORNELL, Margaret Staploe Historical Publishing. 2014. A life shared. 9780993083402 Bloomington, IN, USA. Balboa Press. 2014. FRANCE, Roger ISBN 9781452583990 Saint Michael’s church Cambridge in the nineteenth cen- CURTIS, Deborah tury. Land lines: voices of the fens. Cambridge. GSM Heritage Project. 2014. Ely. Hare in the Gate Publications. 2014. [Text to accompany an exhibition] ISBN 9780957107380 FRIDAY, Laurie & WALSTON, Bill A collection of poetry, prose and fiction. The Reverend Leonard Jenyns Vicar of Swaffham Bulbeck DEE, Tim 1828–1853: a naturalist for our time. Four fields. Swaffham Bulbeck. St. Mary’s PCC. 2014. London. Jonathan Cape. 2013. GALE, Eleanor M ISBN 9780224090728 Cambridge and Cottenham cheese. DEMAINE, Mabel & DELANOY, Lorna Histon. The Author. 2014. Reflections: life in a Cambridgeshire fen village over the First printed 1992. last century. GOAD, Lesley Mepal. L. Delanoy. 2014. Fen farming family: putting you in the picture. DRAPER, Alan Milton. Milton Contact. 2014. Somersham heritage. ISBN 9780992928902 [Somersham]. The Author. 2014. Family history ISBN 9780992856502 GODFREY, Alan DREW, Rani Old Ordnance Survey maps: Cambridge 1901. The unsung heroine of the Double Helix: a play about Consett. Alan Godfrey Maps. 2013. Rosalind Franklin, the unacknowledged scientist behind ISBN 9781847846938 the discovery of the Double Helix. GODFREY, Alan Cambridge. The Author. 2013. Old Ordnance Survey maps: Cambridge (North) 1901. ISBN 97811871214239 Consett. Alan Godfrey Maps. 2013. DYSON, Mike ISBN 9781847846921 Traction engines at work in Cambridgeshire and the Isle GODFREY, Alan of Ely. Old Ordnance Survey maps: Soham 1901. Haddenham. Haven Publishing. 2014. Consett. Alan Godfrey Maps. 2014. ISBN 0780955614729 ISBN 9781847848390 EASTERBROOKE, Emma HARDING, john The Great War in Mill Road Cemetery. The Leys in the era of world war: a history of the Leys Cambridge. Friends of Mill Road Cemetery. [2014] 1914–1950. ELTISLEY HISTORY SOCIETY [Cambridge. The Leys School.] 2014. Remembering Eltisley’s fallen 1914–1918. Eltisley. Eltisley History Society. [2014]. 190 Chris Jakes HIGNEY, Katie Cambridge. Tantalus Press. 2014. Cambridge with kids: the essential guide for families. ISBN 9780957337121 Cork. Red Cherry Books. 2013. LEADER, Robert ISBN 9780992801021 Exploring historical Cambridgeshire. HODGES, Andrew Stroud. History Press. 2014. Alan Turing: the enigma. ISBN 9780750960328 London. Vintage Books. 2014. LORD, Evelyn ISBN 9781784700089 The great plague: a people’s history. First published 1983 London. Yale University Press. 2014. HODGES, Clive ISBN 9780300173819 Cobbold & kin: life stories from an East Anglian family. Plague in Cambridge 1665-66 Woodbridge. Boydell Press. 2014. MACDONALD, Helen ISBN 9781843839545 H is for Hawk. HOME, Gordon & CLARK, J W London. Jonathan Cape. 2014. The Victorian traveller’s guide to Cambridge. ISBN 9780224097000 Stroud. Amberley. 2014. MACKAY, Donald RH ISBN 978144564308 Memories from the Cambridge firm of D. Mackay in our [Text taken from volumes first published in 1902 and centenary year 2012. 1911.] Cambridge. Mackays. 2012 HOPKIN, David MARCH HISTORY GROUP The inn signs of Richard Hopkins Leach. Memories of March. Cambridge. Museum of Cambridge. 2014. March. March History Group. 2014. [Produced to accompany museum exhibition.] MARCH U3A SHARED STUDY GROUP HORSLER, Val March 1964–2014. Corpus Christi College Cambridge. March. March U3A. 2014. Cambridge. Corpus Christi College. 2010. ISBN 9781906507435 MASSING, Jean Michel & ZEEMAN, Nicolette King’s College Chapel 1515–2015: art, music and religion HUXLEY, Hugh in Cambridge. Memories and consequences: visiting scientists at the London. Harvey Miller. 2014. MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge. ISBN 9781909400214 Cambridge. Medical Research Council. 2013. ISBN 9781848316461 NEALE, Jim My favourite bus: 9 DER. JAMES, Maureen Burwell. The Author. 2014. Cambridgeshire folk tales. ISBN 9780957599635 Stroud. The History Press. 2014. ISBN 9780752466286 O’BRIEN, Charles & PEVSNER, Nikolaus Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire and Peterborough. JONES, Nigel London. Yale University Press. 2014. Rupert Brooke: life, death and myth. ISBN 9780300208214. London. Head of Zeus. 2014. The Buildings of England Series ISBN 9781781857168 Second edition. First published 1999. PAYE, Peter The Ely & St Ives railway. J U PP, B e n Usk. Oakwood press. 2014. Born in a bucket: the story of a lifetime from a Sussex ISBN 9780853617327 homestead to Ely, Cambridgeshire. [Second revised edition. First published 1982.] [Ely. The Author. 2013.] PAYNE, Sara KEUTGEN, Alice & TILEY, Andrew Down your street, Cambridge past and present volume III: Chippenham: a portrait of an English village. West Cambridge. [Chippenham]. 2013. Cambridge. Dalegarth Press. 2014. KYD, Gwenda & SIBBONS, Mo ISBN 9780993009709 Molecules, medicines and mischief: a year on the Chemical PEARCE, Andrew Trail around Cambridge University Botanic Garden. A big welcome to Cambridge. Cambridge. Vervain Publishing. 2014. Fotogenix. 2014. ISBN 9780992899806 PEARCE, Lance LAWRENCE, Ian Ace of Spades: lucky for one. The notorious Borough of Cambridge: Cambridge MPs The Estate of Lance Pearce. 2013. 1832–1885. Recent Accessions to the Cambridgeshire Collection 191 [World War 2 memoirs of Great Shelford man.] [Swavesey. The Author.] 2012. PICKLES, John D SLATER, Lucy Joan Letters home from members of Cambridge University A woman in a man’s world: an autobiography. in the war: September to November 1914 from The Oswaldtwistle. John Dalton. 2013. Cambridge Review. SMITH, George Charles Moore Cambridge. The Author. 2014. College plays: performed in the University of Cambridge. POTTON, Ed & DOURISH, Emily Cambridge. CUP. 2010. Emprynted in thys manere: early printed treasures from ISBN 9781108008891 Cambridge University Library. [Facsimile reprint. First published 1923.] Cambridge. CUL. 2014. SMITH, Gordon ISBN 9780902205710 Football in Wisbech, volume III: the years 1970–2013. PRICE, Leslie & PRICE, Joyce Wisbech. The Author. 2013. Fowlmere
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