New and local on Archive.org…<\/p>\n
* Dandelions: poems<\/a>.<\/p>\n * The Journals of Arnold Bennett<\/a> (1954).<\/p>\n * Missuses and Mouldrunners: an oral history of women pottery-workers at work and at home<\/a>.<\/p>\n * The Shorter connection<\/a> (collection of the products of local potteries).<\/p>\n * Boote’s tiles: selections of the newest designs for tiling<\/a> (Burslem tilery catalogue, 1906).<\/p>\n * A. N. Wilson’s acclaimed novel The Potter’s Hand<\/a>.<\/p>\n * James Brindley and the early engineers<\/a>.<\/p>\n * James Brindley: an illustrated life<\/a>.<\/p>\n * Mysterious Cheshire<\/a>. (An ‘earth mysteries’ booklet, 1980, with much to say about the Bridestones and Alderley Edge).<\/p>\n * Ancient Monuments: East Anglia and the Midlands<\/a> (1955) (pictures of Arbour Low, Croxden and others).<\/p>\n * Recent Developments in the Archaeology of the Peak District<\/a> (1991).<\/p>\n * Guide to the Cheshire Record Office<\/a> (1991).<\/p>\n * The Place-names of Cheshire Vol I<\/a> and Vol III<\/a> (of five volumes).<\/p>\n * Old Midlands recipes<\/a>. (Get yur sum “Tipton Eel Stew”. Yum, fresh from the canal! No mention of North Staffordshire Oatcakes).<\/p>\n * Midland Red North<\/a> (post-war bus history).<\/p>\n * North Midlands trains in the thirties<\/a> (pre-war railways).<\/p>\n * North Staffordshire Railway in LMS days: Vol. 2<\/a>.<\/p>\n * White Peak walks<\/a>.<\/p>\n * The Peak District: the rivers’ way<\/a> (Ilam to Edale, long-distance footpath guide, 1986)<\/p>\n * The Peak District: Regional Wildlife<\/a> (1995)<\/p>\n * The Birds of Cheshire<\/a> (1962)<\/p>\n