Books
NEW: Manchester from the air
Aerial photography offers a unique insight into the city, capturing both historical development and the architectural environment from an unusual perspective.
£16.99
Ordsall Hall Guide Book
All proceeds from this beautifully illustrated guide book go towards the Extraordinary Ordsall Hall Fund to raise one million pounds of funding. When this target is reached the National Lottery will donate a further £4.9 Million to the Ordsall Hall Campaign.
£3.50
L.S. Lowry
Judy Sandling and Michael Leber.
Size :22cm x 30cm approx
This Catologue was produced to mark the Centenary of the birth of L.S.Lowry in 1987. It was produced by Salford Museum and Art Gallery, who built up the largest and most comprehensive collection of his paintings and drawings.
£4.95
The changing face of Salford
Cliff Haynes
Any book dealing with your town or the area that you live in makes interesting reading, especially when packed with pictures.
£7.95
Cross Lane
by Tony Flynn
Harry Houdini, Buffalo Bill, Joseph Locke, Vinegar Vera and Albert Scweitzer, yes they have all passed down Cross Lane
£5.75
Classic Slums
by Robert Roberts
Salford Life in the First Quarter of the Century.
£9.99
Mrs Beeton's Easy Everyday Cooking Book
This old favourite now contains both tradtional recipes like Toad in the Hole and modern dishes like Chilli Con Carne.
£ 5.99
Also available Mrs Beeton's Houshold Tips
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