Collection: History Support Collection

Did you have a criminal in the family? If you have ever had any suspicions about the illicit activities of you relatives, or are fascinated by the history of crime and punishment, this is the book for you!

East Enders are a very special breed and tracing your East End ancestry is going to be tremendous fun.

In a series of short chapters Oates describes the principal record offices, archives, libraries and other sources researchers can go to, and shows how Londoners can be tracked through censuses, registers and directories over the last 500 years.

Tracing Your Northern Irish Ancestors is an expert introduction for the family historian to the wealth of material available to researchers in archives throughout Northern Ireland. Many records, like the early twentieth-century census returns and school registers, will be familiar to researchers,...

Provide both communtiites and those working in the heritage field with ways of kingind out more about the heritage places of a particular migrant group - Chinese Austalians.

Examines some aspects of the use of various transport modes and the characteristics of users.

Pocket sized guide for travellers to Korea.

Booklet produced in conjunction with an historical exhibition of objects and documents drawn from the collections of Penrith City library and local historical groups and private collections.

Based on an article published in The New Yorker on 16 April 1966. Looks at the nature of American interest in Vietnam; how it was possible for American leaders to misjudge the progress and prospects of the war; and where to from here?

This book contains information on the Tweed and Brunswick Rivers with colour photographs.