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Penrith: the Historic Core
Author : John Zant
Format : xii + 160 pages, 67 figures, 86 plates
Year : 2015
Series : CARR
Volume : 6
ISBN : 978 1873124 70 3
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HENRY HOBHOUSE’S TOUR THROUGH CUMBRIA IN 1774 Edited by by Christopher Donaldson, Robert W. Dunning, and Angus J. L. Winchester
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Commemoration of the life and work of Ben Edwards Edited by David Shotter and Marion McClintock
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Two pre-history sites of national significance. David Jackson and Damion Churchill
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Aspects of Life and Work in Cumbria 1939-1945 Patricia and Robert Malcolmson "a very thorough and well-documented account of a troubled time . . . an important contribution to the history of the county", Cumberland Times |
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Ian D. Hodkinson "This fascinating book . . . a thoroughly recommended contribution on the subject", British Society for the History of Medicine |
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A volume issued in its 150th anniversary year covering the history of the Society Edited by Michael Winstanley, Assisted by Rob David and Ian Whyte
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Michael A. Mullett
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Andrew Connell "Andrew Connell is ideally placed to unravel the complex . . . developments that make up the fair's history". (Northern History) |
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edited by Daniel W. Elsworth and Thomas Mace
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THE DIOCESE OF CARLISLE, 1814-1855 Jane Platt
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Peter Roebuck "This is local and family business at its best" (Northern History) |
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Hadrian's Wall: A History of Archaeological Thought David J. Breeze "a total mastery and familiarity with the literature of the Wall . . . a signal service to researchers . . . the study of the Wall has never been so open and debate so animated and positive (Britannia, 2016)" |
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NORTH-WEST ENGLAND FROM THE ROMANS TO THE TUDORS Edited By Keith J Stringer
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Tract Series XXIV, Politics and religion in restoration Cockermouth by Michael A. Mullett Michael A. Mullett
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Draining the Cumbrian Landscape Edward & Stella B Davis
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Authoritative history of Rose Castle David W.V.Weston
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Roger Smalley
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Jan Walker and Mark Graham
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Rob David
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Edited by David J Breeze
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The life of a non conformist church. edited by R. B. Wordsworth
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Angus Taylor edited by Janet Martin
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Cockermouth, Cumbria Archaeological Investigation of three Burgage Plots in Main Street Roger Leech and Richard Gregory
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Henry Summerson
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Edited by Rachel Newman, Oxford Archaeology North.
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Edited by H. Hornyold-Strickland
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Edited By Lawrence Butler
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The making of Carlisle M.Brennand and K.J.Stringer (Editors)
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Matthew Townend
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Angus J. L. Winchester
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British Record Society
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William D Shannon
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Edited by Peter Gaskins
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Edited by Peter Cherry
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Edited by David Breeze and David Woolliscroft.
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Peter Ryder
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Nina Jennings
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Henry Summerson, Micheal Trueman and Stuart Harrison.
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Paul Bidwell, Margaret Snape and Alexandra Croom
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Thomas Jefferys
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Ed. L.A.S. Butler.
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of Sir Daniel Fleming
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Ed. Blake Tyson
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Ed. A. J. L. Winchester
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M. McCarthy
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Later Features at Castle Street, Carlisle
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M. McCarthy
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P. S. Austen
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W.Farrer & J.F.Curwen
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R.S.Ferguson
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J & J Cherry
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C.E.Stevens
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J. & P.J. Cherry
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The staple of the Society's publishing has always been the Transactions commencing in 1874 and continuing to the present day.
The publication of occasional single-volume studies in what came to be known as the Extra Series began in 1877.
The Tract Series, for shorter monographs in paperback, followed in 1882.
In 1899 the Record Series for monastic cartularies and other extensive original records began.
From 1914 a number of Parish Registers were published and in 1979 the Research Series was established to publish archaeological reports.
The most recent Series made its first appearance in 2009. This is the Cumbria Archaeological Research Reports Series (CARR), the first volume in which was Excavation and Survey at Roman Burgh-by-Sands. The new Series provides an outlet specifically for archaeological reports, reports which are also briefer than those in the Research Series but too long for publication in Transactions. It is intended to present recent findings as well as material which it has not been possible to publish earlier for a range of reasons.
The earlier volumes are long out of print. However, new titles continue to be published, and those available are listed in these pages. Their details, and also guidance on how to order them, are available by downloading the order form using the List Of Publications link in the column to the left.
For completeness a list of earlier publications is available by Clicking Here. Please note that inclusion in the list does not mean they are available for purchase from the Society and the list is provided only for information purposes. They will eventually be incorporated in the archive of publications.
