Book Reviews & Member's Publications
Decoding the Morses by Eric Dore
The limited edition book covers the brewing interests of the Morse family at Lowestoft, Swaffham and Norwich. There is an illustrated appendix with details of the pubs, so far located, owned by the Lowestoft and Swaffham breweries.
For more information about the book content go to www.de-codingthemorses.weebly.com
Stoke-on-Trent Pubs by Mervyn Edwards
Nottingham’s Lost Pubs: By Derek Henshaw and Al Atkinson
A new download available from Lulu.com. More details
The Pubs of Hastings & St. Leonards 1800-2000 by David Russell
Read a review of the book There are 2 other books worth looking at too:-
Register of Licensees for Hastings & St Leonards 1500-2010 and The Swan, Hastings 1523-1943 by David Russell. Details of both can be found on David's website www.hastingspubhistory.com
The Brewers and Breweries of Linlithgowshire, by Forbes Gibb
The Brewers and Breweries of Stirlingshire, by Forbes Gibb
Stowmarket, Combs and Stowupland Pubs by Neil Langridge & Brian A. Southgate
An account of the history of some 80 inns and beerhouses that have existed in Stowmarket and two neighbouring parishes from 16th Century to the present day.....more [Not reviewed but details of where to buy]
INNS and OUTS by Anthony Collis & Geoff Wellsteed
An ideal present for the cricket fan who has everything!
This book about pubs and pub signs is based wholly on cricket themes and has to be a strong candidate for some sort of book award. It's very different and boy is it addictive!....more
Played at the pub - The pub games of Britain
PHS member Arthur R Taylor has been researching pub games for nearly forty years and has recently published his ultimate work on the subject Played at the Pub - The pub games of Britain....more
Pubs of Portsmouth from Old Photographs by Ron Brown
Poor old Pompey - the city of Portsmouth has suffered more than most....more
Ghost Taverns: an illustrated gazetteer of haunted pubs in the North East of England
Darren W Ritson and Michael J Hallowell
If this book is right then spectral beings have a special affinity to pubs....more
Darts in England 1900-1939: a social history by Patrick Chaplin
If there was a Pub History Society award for the best pubby book of the year, then this would be a strong contender....more
All About Pub Signs by Dorothy Nicolle
I purchased Dorothy Nicolle’s latest book All About Pub Signs in Ludlow last June....more
Hull Pubs & Breweries (Images of England) by Paul L Gibson
Paul has produced near on 20 publications in recent years, most of which have been studies of individual pubs in Hull, although 'A Toast to the Town' covered the many pubs of nearby Beverley....more
The Illustrated History of Derby’s Pubs by Maxwell Craven
This is a revised version of this comprehensive guide to Derby’s pubs, first published in 1992. It successfully records, and in the majority of cases describes every public house......more
Images of London: Hammersmith and Fulham Pubs by Chris Amies
Hammersmith’s best known pub is the Dove, which lies perched over the Thames near the Bridge, but the borough has hundreds of public houses....more
Licensed to Sell by Geoff Brandwood, Andrew Davison, and Michael Slaughter
Licensed to Sell is a beautifully illustrated publication that should be regarded as essential reading for any self respecting pub enthusiast....more
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