Christmas in Devon ~ Todd Gray
Christmas Stories ‘round a Dartmoor Hearth ~ Todd Gray
Christmas Stories Exeter ~ Todd Gray
Christmas Ghost Stories ~ Todd Gray
Christmas Romance ~ Todd Gray
Concise Histories Elizabethan Devon ~ Todd Gray
Curious Sexual Adventure of Rev J Prince ~ Todd Gray
Dartmoor Engraved ~ Todd Gray
Devon Almanac ~ Todd Gray
Devon Country Houses & Gardens Engraved ~ Todd Gray
Exeter Engraved Vol. 1 Secular City ~ Todd Gray
Exeter Engraved Vol. 2 Cathedral & Churches ~ Todd Gray
Exeter In The 1940’s ~ Todd Gray
Exeter Maps (OUT OF PRINT) ~ Todd Gray
Exeter News Photographs, 1940s ~ Todd Gray
Exeter Remembers the War ~ Todd Gray
Exeter Unveiled ~ Todd Gray
Lost Devon ~ Todd Gray
Lost Exeter (OUT OF PRINT) ~ Todd Gray
Remarkable Women of Devon ~ Todd Gray
The Chronicle of Exeter, 1205 – 1722 ~ Todd Gray
The Essence of Exeter ~ Todd Gray
Traveller’s Tales Cornwall ~ Todd Gray
Traveller’s Tales East Devon ~ Todd Gray
Traveller’s Tales Exeter ~ Todd Gray
Victorian News Totnes ~ Todd Gray
Victorian Under Class ~ Todd Gray
Victorian Wild Flowers of Devon ~ Todd Gray
An examination of the changing ways in which Christmas has been celebrated throughout Devon......
Victorian tales of Christmas set in Devon......
original Victorian tales of Christmas set in Exeter in the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries......
Four Chronicles brought together to appear in print for the first time.......
These five wimsical love stories were first published in Devon......
A collection of several hundred topographical images of country houses and their gardens......
A collection of over 260 topographical images of the moor over the last three hundred years.......
Forming a storehouse of varied historic facts from the earliest times up to the modern day ......
The first reprinting in over a hundred years of a collection of original Victorian tales of Christmas set on Dartmoor ......
A story of destruction and re-birth told from confidential papers of the civil defence papers not published before. ......
This is a follow up book to Exeter in the 1940s. It is Exeter seen through the memories of more than 200 people who lived in the city during these key years.......
A collection of several hundred topographical images of religious building of the city.......
A collection of over 260 topographical images of the city of Exeter over the last three hundred years......
A pocket-sized book, introducing a key part of Devon's history......
A collection of 261 photographs many not seen since they appeared in the newspapers during the war years.......
2000 years of history have given Exeter a number of distinctions from other places......
A surprising collection of 270 unpublished and unknown historical images of Exeter from 1662 to 1949......
This book has a short introduction with a sample of 18 of Exeter’s historic map treasures from 1587 to 1941.......
An innovative way of looking at the history of Devon......
A collection of more than 100 illustrations, most of the previously unknown, tell the story of how Exeter has developed over the last 500 years.......
This book deals with the lives of a selection of women in Devon. Some are very famous such as Lady Astor others not so but they have led extraordinary lives.......
The event which was the talk of Totnes at the end of the seventeenth century: on an April evening in 1699 the former vicar scanalised the town's inhabitants......
This book contains 20 travellers' tales from the last five centuries of Cornwall and they are a highly enjoyable read as well as an invaluable source of information for local historians.......
Travellers' accounts of England from some of the earliest descriptions we have of local people and the landscape.......
This book contains five centuries of travellers' accounts (drawn from journals, diaries & letters) of the city previously know as the 'Metropolis of the West'.......
Short original news reports which recounted events and everyday life in Totnes to the outside would including notes on weather, fires, the anual Races,......
In the spring of 1854 Exeter awaited the trial of a group of local people arrested for the Bread Riots of the previous winter.......
A stunningly beautiful book but the subject matter remains a Victorian mystery.......
