The 1960s was the decade that began in black and white and ended in colour. In Newcastle, as else...

A full colour book in the travelogue style of the history, culture and diversity of places called...

The story behind Martin Luther King's historic, but largely forgotten visit to Newcastle upon Tyn...

The life and times of the Matrons of Newcastle upon Tyne Infirmary 1751 - 1976

Based on newspaper accounts, war diaries, letters home and access to both public and private coll...

A colour review of John Dixon's contribution to railway, mining and maritime engineering.

Newcastle's colourful and sometimes dramatic history is brought to life in this series of varied ...

Funny, feisty and fiftysomething, Lizzie Moffitt rails and prevails against life as a recently re...

This book explores the difficulties experienced by objectors in the Armed Forces and those who wo...

A fantastic poetry book - viewed through a smartphone, tablet or iPad the pages come alive like a...

Comprehensive guide to what remains of the North East's Mining Heritage

An unorthodox autobiography detailing a 50 year career in the music, entertainment and film indus...

Three plays from local writer Ed Waugh about working class heroes in the North East of England. H...

In this follow up to the author's hugely popular History of Newcastle, John Grundy turns his atte...

A moving photographic account of the Covid-19 pandemic in Newcastle upon Tyne.A record of one of ...

The Blacketts have cast long shadows over the region's history as Newcastle merchants, miners, th...

The North East Coast presents a selection of true-life accounts from the region's fascinating mar...

Alan Morgan has lived in High Heaton for nearly 90 years and witnessedmost of its growth from far...

This book takes us back to the beginning of the 1980s. Caroline Barker Bennett recorded the exper...

Authors Joyce Quin and Moira Kilkenny went in search of more north east women whose achievements ...

The first biography of one of the North East's best-known artists. Written by well-known local ar...

The North East is famous for many things - its friendly people, its passion for football, and its...

The story is told here by his friend of 60 years. These misspent years from the WW2 to the Sixtie...

Children's picture book designed to educate patients, friends, families and children about the me...

John Grundy, the North East's favourite TV historian turns his attention to the history of Newcas...

A great, full colour picture book sharing memories of shopping in Newcastle upon Tyne.

The story of Newcastle on film and television by media historian and TV producer, Chris Phipps. W...

This is the story of Lord W.G. Armstrong of Cragside (1810-1900) inventor of the hydraulic crane ...

Lost Industries of the Tyne explores the dangerous and dirty trades that, over many centuries, ma...

A nostalgic photographic look at Newcastle upon Tyne in the first half of the 20th Century. Using...

The Closest Thing to Heaven is a unique photographic record of the Newcastle music scene in the 1...