Lancaster books and maps

Maps and guide books Lancaster

Lancaster books and maps

Lancaster books: Maps
	Kendal and Morecambe: Windermere and Lancaster (Landranger Maps) Price: £5.19 Publication: October 3, 2005
	Lancaster, Morecambe and Fleetwood (Explorer Maps) Price: £5.99 Publication: September 8, 2004

Lancaster books: Travel Guides
	Lancaster Canal Price: £4.95 Publication: March 1, 2005

Lancaster books: History & Heritage
	1/4th (Hallamshire) Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment 1914 - 1919 The history of a TF battalion in the 49th (West Riding) Division which arrived in France in April 1915 and fought with that division on the Western Front to the end of the war. Price: £25.00 Publication: May 2005
	Bulmer's History, Topography and Directory of Lancaster and District The history and archaeology of the town of Lancaster, with separate historical descriptions of each parish and township within a radius of about sixteen miles. Each place has a list of householders and their occupations as at 1913, and towns also have a classified directory of tradespeople. Price: £17.75 Publication: March 23, 2005
	Lancaster and the Lune Valley (Archive Photographs: Images of England S.) Price: £9.09 Publication: May 30, 2003
	Portrait of Lancaster Lancaster, the ancient county town of Lancashire, is often known as the City of Spires. Founded by the Romans who built their fort on the River Lune, it developed during the Middle Ages around the Norman castle and later as a port which was closely involved with the slave trade. The Castle, later a crown court and prison where the infamous Pendle witches were tried and executed, is still the centre piece of the town which has a wealth of churches, giving it its common sobriquet. The Georgian custom house on St George's Quay is now the fascinating Maritime Museum, which tells the shameful story of the town's slave trading, while the Ashton Memorial, a landmark from the M6 motorway, stands at the green heart of Williamson Park. Award-winning photographer and writer Jon Sparks was born in Cheshire but has lived in Lancaster since the age of 11 and knows the town well. His is an intimate and affectionate portrait of his home town, through over 140 superb colour images. Jon Sparks has published Lancaster and Lake District calendars, greeting cards and postcards for ten years and supplied the words and pictures for Lake District Moods, published by Halsgrove in 2003 and the winner of the photographic book award in the Outdoor Writers' Guild Awards for Excellence in 2004. Price: £9.09 Publication: May 31, 2005

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