Here's a link to my collections of books about Loughborough and a few other topics!
My own books:
Search books in my own collection on LibraryThing
If you want to search my collection of books on Loughborough, search here!
Search the local studies library here!
Latest blogpost references:
https://grand-cafe.co.uk/history-of-south-western-house
https://tilesoc.org.uk/tile-gazetteer/hampshire.html
The article by Percy Davenport, mentioned in today's blogpost is:
When the plague came to Loughborough. The Echo, Friday, September 20th, 1935.
I made reference in this week's blogpost on The Windmill Inn to the wonderful Bill Wells and his book: Billy's book of Loughborough boozers!
For this week's blogpost on Loughborough and Canterbury I consulted:
- Burton, David R. (1997) Loughborough: Britain in old photographs
- Wix, Donald H. C. et al. (1982) bygone Loughborough in photographs, Vol. 2
I haven't read any books for this week's post on World War one - We remember, but this publication is relevant.
v Ancestry.com. (n.d.). 1891 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc.. [Accessed 15/12/12]
v Ancestry.com. (n.d.). 1901 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc.. [Accessed 15/12/12]
v Ancestry.com. (n.d.). 1911 England Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc.. [Accessed 15/12/12]
v Bathurst, William L. (1850) [Untitled article]. Edinburgh Gazette, Issue 5939, pp. 123
v Crick, W.F. et al. (1936). A hundred years of joint stock banking. London: Hodder & Stoughton. pp. 244, 258, 266.
v Day, Matthew N. (1986). The failure of the Loughborough Bank in 1878. Loughborough: The Author.
v Ordnance Survey (n.d.). Loughborough 1901. Series: Old Ordnance Survey Maps. Consett: Alan Godfrey Maps.
v Will’s and Hepworth (Various). Will’s Loughborough Almanac. Loughborough: Wills and Hepworth.
v Wilshere, J.E.O. (1986). The street names of Loughborough. Leicester: Leicester Research Department of Chamberlain Music (& Books). Rev. ed. (of an article in the Leicester Topic, March 1966).
Hello Lynne.
ReplyDeleteIt is Julia, Alina's mom.
Despite the difficulties in translating Your book from English into Russian, I have read whole book. It is very interesting and beautifully decorated.
Josh gave us the book when he and Alina came to us in Moscow.
Reading Your book, it's like I've been to Loughborough.
And I also read Your blog regularly (I use Google translation, because I do not know enough English).
Hello Julia! How lovely to hear from you, and great that you enjoyed reading the book and the blog - thank goodness for Google translate! I think it must be hard to get to know a place just from reading blogposts, but I hope the pictures help. Take care, Lynne
DeletePictures really help very much!
DeleteThank You, Lynne
Good to hear!!Although my photography skills are not good!! Lynne
DeleteThere isn't a bookseller on the internet who can supply a copy of Billy's Book of Loughborough Boozers. Is it available directly from the author?
ReplyDeleteHello Anonymous! You're right, the book is very hard to come by, and is certainly not on any of the book online bookshops. I am not sure if the author is selling copies, either, sorry. Lynne
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