This page is an alphabetical list, in title order, of all our current books about Devon. Click on a title for more information.

• Brunel's Royal Albert Bridge, John Binding, £14.00
  Brunel's masterpiece and an icon for the south west.
• Called Home : The Dartmoor Tin Miner 1860-1940, Tom Greeves, £16.00
  Images and recollections of Dartmoor's high moorland tin industry.
• The Culm Valley Light Railway, Michael Messenger, £15.00
  Pioneer Devon light railway, became a much loved GWR branch.
• Dartmoor's Earliest Photographs, Landscape and Place 1860-1880, by Tom Greeves, £18.00
  The earliest photographic images of the Dartmoor landscape.
• Devon's Lifeboat Heritage, Nicholas Leach, £4.50
  A full account and guide to this vital service.
• Inclined Planes in the South West, Martin Bodman, £15.00
  A well illustrated gazetteer of over 200 locations
• Lundy Packets, Mike Tedstone, £15.00
  Full account of the historic mail boats serving Lundy Island.
• North Devon Clay, Michael Messenger, £18.00
  Narrow gauge and light railways served the ball clay industry.
• Paddle Steamer Kingswear Castle and the Steamers of the River Dart, Richard Clammer & Alan Kittridge, £14.00
  The historic Kingswear Castle is steaming again on her home river.
• Plymouth's Hidden Railways, Paul Burkhalter, £16.00
  A multitude of industrial railways, big and small, in and around Plymouth.
• The Redlake Tramway & China Clay Works, E. A. Wade, £8.00
  A bold attempt to introduce industry into the hear of Dartmoor.
• Rendel's Floating Bridges, Alan Kittridge, £10.00
  A successful alternative to a fixed bridge, Rendel's invention was used throughout the United Kingdom.
• Sail and Steam in the Plymouth district, by Alan Kittridge, £14.00
  One hundred years of photographs of local shipping off the South Hams and east Cornwall coasts.
• Steamers & Ferries of the River Tamar & Three Towns District, Alan Kittridge, £14.00
  Much loved ferry and steamer services that once crowded the waterways of Plymouth.

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