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Local History and Information books available to Purchase from Worcester People and Places.
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 | A Photographic history of your town
The photographs in this pictorial history of Droitwich have been selected from the world-famous Francis Frith Collection. Local historian Derek Mackenzie-Hook offers fascinating insights into the history and architecture of the town. This book makes a valuable £6.25 more information>> |
| Crowle: A Mid-Worcestershire Village
Published by the Crowle Local History Society. It covers the Victorian and First World War periods. The text is based mainly on documents held by the local Record Office and Libraries, and the material used drawn largely from census records, parish registers, £6.00 more information>> |
 | Scarce - Worcester Sect by John Noake
COLLECTORS BOOK WORCESTER SECT or A HISTORY OF THE ROMAN CATHOLICS & DISSENTERS OF WORCESTER by John Noake London: Longman and Co Worcester: J. Noakes, Herald Office; And All Booksellers 1861 Price Five Shillings Slight stain on cover, Spine £85.00 more information>> |
 | Worcestershire Domesday Book
Domesday Book Worcestershireby Phillimore The Domesday Survey was arranged by counties, or shires, and is the present edition, this is the ancient countie of Worcestershire which survived with little change until 1974 Front cover faded with light, £4.50 more information>> |
| Images of Bromsgrove
Images of England BROMSGROVE Compiled by Margaret CooperThis engaging collection comes from more than 200 photographs comes from the private albums of old Bromsgrove families, from businesses and organizations, and from the more>> |
 | Images of Bromsgrove
Images of England Bromsgroveby Margaret CooperThis engaging collection of more than 200 photographs comes from the private albums of old Bromsgrove families. £9.95 more information>> |
 | The Battle of Worcester 1651 by Malcolm Atkin
The battle of Worcester may truly be called a 'turning point in history', since it effectively marked the end of the cruel series of civil wars that had wrecked Britain and Ireland since 1642. It secured precisely seven years of personal rule for the victor, £6.49 more>> |
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