Charlie Emett Knihy

The book showcases a remarkable visual journey through Durham's transformation in the 20th century, highlighting the daily lives and living conditions of its residents. It features a rich collection of black-and-white photographs that capture familiar places and document the loss of buildings, traditions, and lifestyles. Additionally, it reflects on the regeneration within the community, celebrating the resilience and spirit of local people as they adapt to the changes of the new century.

This book celebrates the golden age of steam and traces the evolution of the rail system in Durham. It delves into the history and impact of steam locomotives, highlighting their significance in transforming transportation and industry. Through vivid descriptions and historical insights, the narrative captures the essence of this remarkable era, showcasing the technological advancements and cultural shifts that accompanied the rise of modern railways.

Charlie Emett explores aspects of the Eden Valley's history, from ancient castles and pele towers to ten modern sculptures along the river, from famous sons and daughters of the area, such as Lady Anne Clifford, to local eccentrics.

This fine selection of photographs illustrates the transformation that has taken place in Stockton-on-Tees during the 20th century, offering insight into the daily lives and living conditions of local people during a century of change.

Charlie Emett and Ron Dodsworth have chosen 100 of the most fascinating, intriguing and historic sites in County Durham and Teesside - not necessarily the most obvious or the well-known tourist traps, but all accessible to the public.

The fascinating history of Carlisle, illustrated through old and modern pictures.