Wakefield historical publications |
To purchase any of the books below please email: WHPublications@wakefieldhistoricalsociety.org.uk
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The Medieval Monuments of Harewood, by Richard Knowles |
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Drawings of Wakefield, by Joe Clay (paperback) |
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Drawings of Wakefield, by Joe Clay (hardback) |
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Wakefield Canal Trail, by John Goodchild |
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Fifty Years of the ABC Regal, by Kate Taylor |
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Coals from Sharlston, by John Goodchild |
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Mine and Men, by John Goodchild |
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Thomas Lloyd of Armley Mills, by Peter Brears |
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Landscape Gardens in West Yorkshire, by George Sheeren |
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A Newmillerdam Trail, by John Goodchild |
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Right Royal, Wakefield Theatre 1776-1994, by C.M.P. Taylor |
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The Making of a West Riding Clothing Village, Pudsey to 1780, by Ruth Strong |
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Before the National Coalmining Museum, a new history of Caphouse Colliery and Denby Grange Colliery, by John Goodchild |
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The Compleat Housekeeper, by Peter Brears |
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Watermills and Furnaces of the Dearne Valley and its Tributaries, by Tom Umpleby |
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Wakefield's First Railway and its Collieries, by John Goodchild |
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Worthies of Wakefield, edited by Kate Taylor |
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Attorney at Large, by John Goodchild |
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NEW The Pious Undertaking Progresses, the later history of the Chantry Chapel on Wakefield Bridge, by Kate Taylor |
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The Wakefield Historical Publications below are out of stock, however they may be available in libraries in the Wakefield District, or through the inter-library loan scheme, or in second-hand bookshops.
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| Coal Kings of Yorkshire, by John Goodchild |
| Samuel Buck's Yorkshire Sketchbook |
| Woolley Hall, by Geoffrey Markham |
| Christopher Saxton. Elizabethan Mapmaker, by Ifor M. Evans and Heather Lawrence |
| George Gissing and Wakefield, by Clifford Brook (reprinted by the Gissing Trust) |
| Sandal Castle Excavation Report, by P. Mayes and L. A. S. Butler |
| The Development of Wakefield in maps, plans and views, described by John Goodchild |
| Wakefield and Wool, by John Goodchild |
| Charles Waterton of Walton Hall, by Sir Norman Moore |
| The Castleford Pottery, by Diane Edwards Roussel |
| Hemsworth High Hall, by G. Holdsworth |
| Golden Threads, the Barnsley Linen Industry in the 18th and 19th Centuries, byJohn Goodchild |
| Caphouse Colliery and the Denby Grange Collieries, by John Goodchild |
| Walks about Wakefield, by W.S. Banks |
| The Inventor of the Marine Chronometer, by Eric Whittle |
| The Gentlewoman's Kitchen, by Peter Brears |
| Memories of Merry Wakefield, by Henry Clarkson |
| Coals from Barnsley, by John Goodchild |
| This Pious Undertaking, the Chantry Chapel on Wakefield Bridge in the 19th and 20th Centuries, by Kate Taylor |
| The Aire and Calder Navigation, by Peter Smith |
| Sandal Castle, Wakefield, The history and archaeology of a medieval castle, by Lawrence Butler (now reprinted by Wakefield MDC) |
| Aspects of Medieval Wakefield, by John Goodchild |
| The Children were Orderly, the story of Woolley School, by C.M.P. (Kate) Taylor |
| Woolley Trail, by Geoffrey Markham |
| Bretton, the Beaumonts and a Bureaucracy, by S.J. Wright |
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