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Dorset Books 20 DORSET BOOKS Title Description No of Cover Price Price Pages (UK) (OS) 1950s Childhood, A (Edward Page) An autobiographical story of life for a boy 224 Soft £ 12.31 £ 15.14 growing up in Weymouth in the austerity period. The family moved from London to run a guest house in Trinity Road, near the harbour. Many Weymouth residents are named. Ashcombe (Cecil Beaton) The story of the author’s 15 year lease of this 124 Soft£ 11.27 £ 14.10 house on the Dorset/Wiltshire border, now owned by Mr. & Mrs. Ritchie. Blackmore Vale (Hilary Townsend) An account of the author's childhood that 144 Soft£ 10.27 £ 13.10 Childhood breathes life into the deep dairy farming countryside of the Vale, and the small market town of Stalbridge, then the centre of her world. Blandford Forum - a (Rodney Legg) A description of the town through the years in 160 Hard£ 13.70 £ 20.50 Millennium Portrait words and pictures, beginning with the prehistoric period. Includes over 300 photographs and illustrations. A bargain price – 1 copy only. Boscombe and (Roger Guttridge) An evocative collection of archive 94 Hard£ 15.03 £ 18.15 Southbourne photographs from the Francis Frith collection, which shows Photographic Memories Boscombe and Southbourne from mid-Victorian times, and depicts the considerable changes they have undergone during the 19th century. Reduced price. Bridport and Lyme (Gerald Gosling & Les Berry) A history of the two harbour 128 Soft£ 15.31 £ 18.14 Regis, Around towns, as well as many surrounding villages, including Charmouth, Marshwood, Stoke Abbott, Broadwidsor, Beaminster, Netherbury and Melplash. Over 100 old photographs of the area. Bridport Trade, The (Celia Martin) The unique industrial history of the area- 64 Soft£ 6.81 £ 9.44 particularly rope & net making. Bridport, This Good Work (Fiona Taplin) A history of Education in Bridport, 1238 – 256 Soft£ 11.98 £ 15.10 2000, written by a retired Bridport teacher. There were many schools in Bridport, and a chapter is devoted to each type of establishment. Includes pictures of pupils and staff, with many individuals named. Brownsea, Dorset’s (Rodney Legg) The history of this island including many 80 Soft£ 10.27 £ 13.10 Fantasy Island interesting photographs. Case Book of Sir Francis (Ed J H Bettey) Dorset Record Society Vol 7. Sir Frances 133 Soft£ 5.82 £ 8.65 Ashley 1614-1635, The Ashley was the Recorder of Dorchester, and the book is a calendar of the examinations, information, affidavits and cases heard before him. Includes an index of names. Chaldon Herring – (Judith Stinton) A history of the village with many names 208 Soft£ 17.27 £ 20.10 Writers in a Dorset included, and indexed. Landscape Corfe Castle (Rodney Legg) A self-indexed book of a variety of detail 208 Hard£ 13.70 £ 19.55 Encyclopaedia covering the Purbeck parishes of Church Knowle, Corfe Castle, Kimmeridge, Langton Matravers and Worth Matravers. A bargain price – a few only Country Childhood, A (H S Joyce) The author opens a window on to Victorian rural 208 Soft£ 12.32 £ 15.15 Dorset, colourfully and readably describing a way of life already familiar through the novels of Thomas Hardy. First published in 1946 as ‘I Was Born in the Country’. Reduced price. Crabchurch Conspiracy, (Mark Vine) Weymouth 1645. The true story of a Dorset 74 Soft£ 7.81 £ 10.44 The family during the English civil war. Death and Times of John or Beaminster and its Apparitions Extraordinary of AD 1728 48 Soft£ 3.82 £ 6.45 Daniel, The (Marie de G Eedle and Raymond E Paul. Domesday Book: Dorset The only uniform English translation ever made, published in Soft£ 14.95 £ 19.60 parallel with the original Latin. Dorchester and Around (Steve Wallis) A fascinating selection of over 180 95 Soft£ 15.31 £ 18.14 Through Time photographs traces some of the many ways in which Dorchester and nearby villages have changed over the last century. The pictures are arranged in a 'then and now' fashion, so that direct comparisons may be made between today's colour photograph and the old one. Dorchester Century (Steve Wallis) Fascinating glimpses of old and new 144 Hard£ 23.69 £ 29.54 Dorchester highlighting the changing face of the town over a hundred years of the 20th century. Includes over 200 photographs. Dorchester Remembers (Brain Bates) During WWI over 1100 men enlisted from 277 Soft£ 16.69 £ 22.54 the Great War Dorchester. Most survived, but those who did not are commemorated on the Borough’s war memorials and in its two cemeteries. This book tells the poignant personal stories of the men, and one woman, who did not return home, as well as the effect the war had on their families and the town. Title Description No of Cover Price Price Pages (UK) (OS) Dorchester’s Great War (Brian Bates) From 18 German civilians who arrived in 146 Soft£ 12.31 £ 15.14 Prison Camp - Living Dorchester on 10 August 1914, this prisoner of war camp With The Enemy expanded to house 3,447 men in 113 huts by the end of 1915. This book shows what life was like inside the camp, and describes how the relationship between the captives and the local population changed as the war progressed. Biographical details of some of the men who served at the camp are included. Dorset, Curious and (Roger Guttridge) The country clergyman who eloped with a 144 Hard£ 12.31 £ 15.14 Surprising parishioner's wife ... the stranded whale that became a tourist attraction on a Dorset beach ... the spinster who kept her companion's body for almost three years without reporting her death. These are just three of more than thirty eyebrow- raising tales selected by the author. Dorset Privvies (Ian Fox) Use your imagination, better still, buy a copy. 96 Soft£ 9.77 £ 12.40 Dorset Quarter Sessions (Ed Terry Hearing & Sarah Bridges) Dorset Record Society 503 Hard£ 28.70 £ 34.55 Order Book 1625-1638 Vol 14. Consists of 642 numbered folios plus some additional sheets. Because of the limited survival of such records, this book is the best source for the history of local government in Dorset. Dorset Through Time (Steve Wallis) Over 180 photographs are used to trace the 96 Soft£ 17.31 £ 20.14 changes that have affected many towns and villages in Dorset over the last century. The pictures are arranged in a ‘then and now’ fashion, with the modern photograph taken from the same point where possible, so that direct comparisons may be made between today’s colour photograph and the old one. Dorset War Memorials, (Murial Monk) The author and her husband Arthur travelled 147 Soft£ 7.32 £ 10.15 10,000 Fallen all over the County visiting 300 parishes. The result is this Remembered on comprehensive record of names, ranks, place of death and conflict as available. A CD, with memorial pictures and additional data, is now included with this book. Dorset, A History of (Cecil N Culliford) An essential reference book of Dorset 144 Hard£ 18.31 £ 21.14 people from all walks of life, whether divided amongst themselves or living in peaceful harmony. Dorset’s Forgotten (David Beaton) The story of more than 100 Dorset men and 128 Soft£ 10.27 £ 13.10 Heroes women whose exceptional courage or outstanding qualities make them true heroes. Dorset’s War Diary – (Rodney Legg) Tells the story on a daily basis, from the 336 Hard£ 33.65 £ 42.70 Battle of Britain to D-Day threat of German invasion during the hot summer of 1939, through radar research and the secret war, to the arrival of the US Army and the cross-channel sea and air armada on D- Day. Dunshay – Reflections (Dr Andrew Norman) An attractive yet simple medieval 96 Soft£ 8.77 £ 11.40 On A Dorset Manor house, its former inhabitants include figures who have made House outstanding contributions in the fields of architecture, art and sculpture. Their contributions have been not just of local importance but of national, and sometimes international importance. A detailed look at these people includes the impact of Leslie Everett Baynes an aircraft designer and inventor. Farmers, Fishermen & (Elizabeth Buckler Gale) Enthralling account of the lives of 172 Soft£ 9.82 £ 12.65 Flaxspinners the people of the Burton Bradstock locality from long ago to recent times. Ferndown, A Pictorial (Roger Guttridge & Audrey Greenhalgh) A short history of the 124 Hard£ 14.32 £ 17.15 History town, followed by an excellent collection of 181 photographs mostly from the early 20th century. Some of the people pictured are named. Reduced price. Fontmell Magna Heritage (Ed Dave Hardiman & Ian Lawrence) A compendium of 120 Soft£ 17.32 £ 20.15 – a Community Study articles published on the web site of the Fontmell Village Archive Society, with additional material more suited to the book format. Includes details of many Fontmell families from the 18th Century, and many photographs. Gillingham, Around (David Lloyd) A small format ‘Pocket Images’ book 128 Soft£ 7.81 £ 10.44 containing over 230 photographs of the town from the late 19th Century to the present day. The content traces the past from an industrial heritage through the decline in prosperity after WWII to the ongoing process of rejuvenation that began in the 1970s. Gillingham History (John Porter) A series of detailed studies relating to this 106 Soft£ 18.03 £ 21.15 Papers - Eight Studies of Dorset town and its area. A major part of the researches of the History of the Thomas Thompson was a transcription of some of Gillingham Area Gillingham's early manor court rolls, and the book includes his complete transcription as well as a summary of his life.
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