Campbell McCutcheon Knihy

The book captures the pivotal year of 1916 during World War I through a collection of archive photographs. It offers a detailed visual documentation of the events and experiences of that year, presenting an immersive perspective on the war's impact. The series aims to provide historical context and insight into the lives affected by the conflict, highlighting the significance of this year in the broader narrative of the war.

The book presents a detailed visual account of 1915, the second year of World War I, through a collection of archive photographs. It captures significant moments and the harsh realities of the war, providing a poignant glimpse into the historical context and experiences of that time. The series aims to enhance understanding of the conflict's impact and the lives affected by it.

The story of a journey from Glasgow to St Kilda, using a unique photo album showing the tour that tourists would take when they went to visit the remote island group of St Kilda.

Central Airdrie is well-represented here with Stirling Street, Graham Street and South Bridge Street featured together with some interesting streets a bit further out. Airdrie FC in pre-administration days (who said a diamond is forever?) feature on two pages and railway buffs will enjoy the Shanks & McEwan pug. Amongst the areas on the outskirts of Airdrie that have been included are Rawyards, Clarkston and Drumgelloch. There are some great tram photos both in town and near the car terminus, and a wonderful picture of Airdrie's sewage works in 1935. My personal favourite is of the villa Arranview, designed by Alexander 'Greek' Thomson. Overall, Old Airdrie is a good mix of town centre and other subjects. Originally published in 1994, it has subsequently been through several reprints, testifying to its popularity.

The book presents a detailed visual account of 1917, a pivotal year in World War I, through a collection of archive photographs. These images capture the realities of war, showcasing the experiences of soldiers and the impact on society during this critical period. The series aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the events and emotions that defined the era, making it a valuable resource for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in the profound effects of the conflict.

This book is a reprint of an actual handbook from 1941 for the World War II British Home Guard. It includes tips such as dealing with traffic and civilians, using and improvising with weapons, and more.

The book captures the pivotal year of 1914 through a collection of archive photographs, providing a visual documentation of the early stages of World War I. As the first installment in a series, it offers an in-depth exploration of the events and atmosphere that defined the beginning of the conflict known as the war to end all wars.

The book offers a nostalgic exploration of the golden years of Thames shipping through a captivating collection of vintage photographs. These images capture the essence of a bygone era, showcasing the boats, workers, and bustling activity that characterized the river. Readers will gain insight into the historical significance of the Thames as a vital trade route, evoking memories of its vibrant maritime past.

The final year of the Second World War is explored through a captivating collection of old photographs, offering a distinctive perspective on historical events. This visual narrative captures the emotions and realities of that tumultuous time, providing insights into the experiences of individuals and communities. Each image serves as a poignant reminder of the war's impact, making history accessible and relatable.

The book explores the transformation of Tilbury into a major port following the decline of London's docklands. Over two decades, it examines the factors that contributed to Tilbury's expansion and development, highlighting the impact of shifting trade dynamics on the region's economic landscape. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on the historical significance of this transition and the role Tilbury plays in contemporary maritime commerce.