 | The Book of Lostwithiel (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| Lostwithiel lies at the upper tidal reaches of the River Fowey. In The New Book of Lostwithiel the town's story is told from its beginnings as a vital port developed by the Normans and as the centre of the tin industry through the administrative capital of medieval Cornwall to the present day. |
 | The Book of St Levan (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| This is a book about the village and parish of St Levan which simply had to be written. It is a unique
and comprehensive description of the social history and life of an isolated community living close
to Land’s End in a remote corner of the Penwith peninsula. |
 | The Book of Helston - £24.99 |
| First published in 2003 and quickly sold
out, this new edition of The Book of
Helston, published to coincide with the
Diamond Jubilee, brings the story of the
community fully up to date. |
 | The Book of Constantine (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| Constantine - The Parish Yesterday and Today is a reflection of times past and a continuing sense of belonging that exists in the community. |
 | The Book of Mawnan (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| The Cornish parish of Mawnan as we know it today was built on the foundations of the two manors, Penwarne and Trerose, and is situated a few miles south-west of Falmouth. Its past and people are recalled in this book by the community for the community covering the history of the parish from early days, but concentraing largely upon the twentieth century. |
 | The Book of Truro (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| Today Truro is a graceful cathedral city with some beautiful buildings, as well as lovely Georgian architecture. The history of both the City and its people are illustrated here throgh hundreds of photographs, many not previously published. |
 | The Book of St Dennis & Goss Moor - £19.99 |
| This book by Kenneth Rickard tells the history of Goss Moor from the legendary King Arthur through the heyday of the railway the agricultural and industrial exploitation of the moor that reshaped the landscape to the conservation
projects that are taking place today under the management of Natural England. |
 | The Book of St Ervan (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| Moira Tangye has been having a love affair with St Ervan for 30 years and the esteem in which she is held
is mirrored in the fact that she has obtained over 250 photographs in this fascinating history of the parish. The older images, in particular, are hugely evocative, recalling a mood and way of life that have gone –
and will never come back.
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 | The Book of Sennen - £19.99 |
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 | The Book of Looe - £19.99 |
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 | The Book of St Mawes - £19.99 |
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 | The Book of Gerrans & Portscatho - £19.99 |
| While
only 5 minutes walk apart these two villages each possess a very individual charm and the character of each
is evident from the photographs and stories told in this book by Chris Pollard. |
 | The Book of Veryan - £19.99 |
| Subscriptions are closed. The opportunity to have a name printed in the book has now passed and the book is available for purchase in the normal way. Published August 2006. |
 | The Book of St Day (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| The Book of St Day by Joseph Mills and Paul Annear charts the complex story of the remarkable community from its humble beginnings, through its heady days at the centre of the world's copper-mining industry in the 1800s, to its endurance in the face of a collapsing industry and its final emergence as a close knit community determined to thrive, in times of both hardship and poverty, happiness and plenty. |
 | Tin Mines and Miners of Lanner (pdf e-book) - £24.99 |
| An award-winning historical study of one of Cornwall's principal mining regions by Sharron Schwartz&Roger Parker. Illustrated and full of information, social history and local anecdote.
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 | The Book of Sticker - £24.99 |
The Book of Sticker is intended to give its readers
an insight into the past and more recent history of
this ancient Cornish community. As the book leans
heavily on visual content it naturally covers the
period since the invention of photography in the
mid 1800s and contains a host of wonderful
photographs together with fascinating aspects of everyday life in and
around the village. Published November 2011. |
 | The New Book of Lostwithiel - £24.99 |
| First published in 2003 and quickly sold
out, this new edition of The New Book
of Lostwithiel, published to coincide
with the Diamond Jubilee, brings the
story of the community fully up to date. |
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