RRP: £6.95

  by Neville Ballins 

Neville Ballins take on some of Sheffield's history. From locally made cars, newspapers, cinemas. Proposed post war Sheffield and what Sheffield would of been like under the Nazis!

RRP: £6.95

 by Peter Machan

In 1864, the recently completed Dale Dam burst, flooding much of the Victorian Sheffield, killing 250 people and affecting the lives of hundreds of families from Bradfield, down the Loxley Valley, through Hillsborough and down beyond the Wicker. This fully illustrated book, based on eye-witness accounts, tells the dramatic story of Britain's worst dam burst disaster, and how it affected the lives of ordinary people who lived or worked in its raging path. It is ironic that the dam, built to ensure a constant supply of water to power the mills downstream, was to obliterate every mill in the valley.

RRP: £9.95

 by Jim Rubery

This fully illustrated guide gives you clear directions for 25 walks around South & West Yorkshire, describing points of historical interest along the way. Discover the best Pennine views: the prettiest villages & the grandest country houses along with all information neccessary to make your walk as enjoyable as possible. Written by well known walk author, Jim Rubery. 

RRP: £5.95

 by Doug Sanderson

RRP: £8.95

by Fred Pass

Fred’s second bestseller, launched in October 2007.

"This is a brilliant insight to the hardship of the 40 & 50's in Sheffield. Along with humour and sadness it is a pleasure to read. Fred Pass describes his and his friends antics as children, something of which will bring back your own memories of childhood. He describes in great detail how children dealt with boredom and lack of money. This is a book you can't put down and easy to read over and over again."
S. Brunt

RRP: £9.99

 by Ray Battye

The Forgotten Mines of Sheffield examines the rise and decline of Gannister and Pot Clay mining and processing, and its impact on the settlements and the landscape of western Sheffield, by Ray Battye.

RRP: £11.95

 by David Bentley

This book follows the old Midland Railway from Matlock to Buxton. Closed in 1968, the pictures of Ray Morten have been re-visited showing how the route has changed since the railway left. The old track bed is now an excellent walk known as the Monsal Trail. Author Alistair Lofthouse has recently assisted the BBC in the production of a TV programme about the trail with Watchdog presenter and ex-Sheffielder Julia Bradbury which was shown on BBC2 in 2009. This book has been reprinted at A5 at a new reduced price, fully updated.

RRP: £8.95

 History of Nether Green School, published for the centenary in 2005. A4, softback, 162 pages. This book is on clearence, original RRP £8.95

RRP: £4.95

 by Joan Flett

Originally printed by the Nether Edge Neighbourhood Group in 1985 this book was reprinted in 2002 with updates as the original workhouse was converted into housing.

Nether Edge Hospital has recently been converted into luxury houses and apartments. This book, recently reprinted and updated from 1984, follows the hospital from a Victorian Workhouse, through the days of the NHS and finally to being redeveloped by Gleesons.