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Some publications of interest about Peterborough and the |
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Photographs of my cityThe book has been produced by Toby Wood, vice chair of the Society. It is a fascinating collection of all his own photographs covering a wide diversity of subjects, samples below to whet your appetite. All proceeds go to the charity "Helping Our Ukrainian Friends". Toby describes his book as follows:- "This book is not about Peterborough, it is about my Peterborough, from the magnificence of the Cathedral’s west front to a butterfly in our garden on the edge of Dogsthorpe. This book is a personal celebration of my home city, Peterborough, the place where I was born, brought up, in which I worked and retired. It is a collection of favourite snaps, the majority of which have been taken with various versions of iPhones as I have walked round the city over the past ten years or so. In the book I am trying to demonstrate that most people can take pictures of everyday things in their locality. Think of these photos as cheese and onion crisps, all from the same packet but with each one a different shape yet with a similar taste. I want to show you my Peterborough – the good, the memorable, the mundane, the quirky and the random. Consequently this is not a guide book or a glossy publication designed to show off every aspect of the city at its best. It is a book intended to encourage those people living in or visiting Peterborough to look around and take just a little more notice." The book is priced at £10.00. To order please visit our sales page or can be purchased at our monthly meetings. |
Peterborough and its Villages in DetailPeterborough and its villages in detail is a hardback book covering the fascinating and architectural detail of distinctive local buildings and includes superb photographs. Sadly the book is now sold out, it may be for sale elsewhere. For more information, to see comments received and how to order please visit our sales page or click on image - click the back button on your browser to return to this page |
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Five Parishes Their People and PlacesA History of Castor, Ailsworth, Marholm with Milton, Upton and Sutton |
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Peterborough PastThe City and the Soke By David Brandon & John Knight (2001) - ISBN: 1 86077 184 X |
Images of PeterboroughBy The Evening Telegraph and Alex Gordon |
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Peterborough: History and GuideBy Donald Mackreth (1994) - ISBN: 0 7509 0235 3 |
Flag Fen - Prehistoric Fenland CentreBy Francis Pryor (1991) - ISBN: 0 7134 6752 5 |
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The Soke of PeterboroughA Portrait in Old Photographs and Picture Postcards by Judy Bunten and Rita McKenzie |
Peterborough - A Portrait in Old Picture PostcardsBy Stephen Perry - Publisher: SB Publications (1989) - ISBN: 1 870708 15 6 |
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The Peterborough Effect - Re-shaping a CityBy Terence Bendixson - Publisher: Peterborough Development Corporation (1988) |
A Fair Spot and GoodlyVisitors Impressions of Peterborough compiled by John Russell |
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Ready and Willing: A centenary history of the
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Peterborough's First Railway - Yarwell to PeterboroughBy Peter J Waszak and John W. Ginns - ISBN: 0 9516980 4 4 |
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Rail Centres: PeterboroughBy Peter J Waszak (1984) - ISBN: 0 7110 1389 6 |
Luckiest of AllBy Michael Barcroft (1983) - ISBN: 0 906791 35 9 |
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Clay That Burns - A history of the Fletton Brick IndustryBy Richard Hillier - Publisher: London Brick Company Ltd (1981) |
Old Peterborough In PhotographsBy Richard Hillier - Publisher: Cambridgeshire Libraries etc. (1979) |
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The Story of WansfordThe Story of Wansford By David Stuart-Mogg - ISBN:X |
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