Past Times Project.co.uk - interacting with all aspects of Great Britain's past from around the world
Free
membership
 
Find past friends.|Lifestory library.|Find heritage visits.|Gene Junction.|Seeking companions.|Nostalgia knowledge.|Seeking lost persons.

   Home <> Nostalgia Shop <> Books <> Featured <> Edwardian Worthing


Edwardian Worthing


Edwardian WorthingThe sequel to A Town's Pride and the only book specifically covering this seaside town in the Edwardian era, carefully researched by a descendant of one of the town's oldest families.

Television personality and RNLI Vice-President Raymond Baxter wrote the Foreword

Ten action packed chapters describe civic events, daring Lifeboat rescues and colourful town parades as well as unusual occurrences in this premier seaside resort.

A broad spectrum of maritime characters feature in this extensive narrative, which is informative yet gossipy.

Hundreds of people are mentioned in true stories which recapture the joys as well as the traumas of this bygone time.

Lavishly illustrated with more than 200 authentic photographs and postcards from this relatively short but fascinating period in the town's history, there is something to interest everyone.

Over 200 pages are bound in hardback to form this immensely readable book.

For the discerning reader a folksy storyline connects the true tales in this colourful chronicle. In-depth information, additional facts and names are provided in footnotes at the end of each chapter for the most avid readers.

** CLICK HERE TO BROWSE A COMPREHENSIVE INDEX TO THE BOOK **

Price 12.95 + 5.00 p&p (for delivery to U.K. addresses - please e-mail if overseas delivery required)

Part of the proceeds are donated to the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution), a voluntary body relying entirely upon public donations.


Acceptance Mark





Alternatively if you do not wish to order online then please make cheques payable to Rob Blann and send order to:

Rob Blann
Monkey Puzzle Cottage
64 Rose Walk, Worthing
West Sussex BN12 4AT
United Kingdom



Privacy Policy | Cookies Policy | Site map
Rob Blann | Worthing Dome Cinema