York: York Writer, 2025. 2nd & Revised Edition. Card Covers. In 1877, an astonishing Bronze Age treasure emerged from the graveyard of Mount Zion Chapel, Ovenden, a large collared urn, hidden for centuries in a stone cist burial chamber. Carefully placed upside-down and packed with gravel, the urns placement hints..... More
York: York Writer, 2025. 3rd Edition. Card Covers. King Richard III House in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, is a historic building believed to have been visited by King Richard III during the summer of 1484. Located on Sandside, near Scarborough Harbour, the house has a long and complex history, evolving through..... More
York: York Writer, 2024. Card Covers. John Woods Cropping Shop at Longroyd Bridge, near Huddersfield, was a key site during the Luddite uprisings of the early 19th century. The Luddites, a group of textile workers opposed to mechanisation, targeted workshops like Woods, which employed shearing frames that threatened traditional cropping..... More
York: York Writer, 2025. Card Covers. The Medieval Cross Slab Grave Covers in the Minster Church of All Saints, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, are an important part of the regions ecclesiastical heritage. These grave covers, dating from the 12th to 15th centuries, feature intricately carved crosses, often accompanied by symbolic motifs..... More
UK: Cosmo Books, 2022. Fourth Edition. Card Covers. This commemorative edition marks 180 years since the Potteries Riots, one of the most turbulent episodes in Staffordshire's industrial history. It offers a vivid and meticulously researched account of the Chartist movement in North Staffordshire, with a particular focus on the Potteries..... More
York: York Writer, 2024. Card Covers. The Blackheath Bronze Age Burial Site near Todmorden, Calderdale, stands as one of the most significant prehistoric locations in West Yorkshire. Excavated in 1898, it offers a compelling glimpse into ancient burial customs, though many of its discoveries have since been lost or misplaced..... More
