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Charles Bridgeman was a key figure in the establishment of le jardin anglais, the remarkable English invention that swept eighteenth-century Europe. Willis's pioneering biography draws on fresh documentary evidence to place Bridgeman securely in the context of contemporary changes in taste.

hardcover 11.6 x 8.6" | 288 pages | many illustrations

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Created by an American expatriate and recognized around the world as the epitome of the English garden, this book tells the story of Hidcote Manor Gardens. It's a history populated by luminaries of arts and letters as well as the horticultural world. Garden historian Ethne Clarke celebrates Hidcote's continuing influence gardening throughout its designer's adopted land and the world.

hardcover 9.5 x 7.75" 184 pages | autographed | color and B&W illustrations

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IRISES presnts an extensive general history of the genus, and goes on to detail 33 individual varieities of this beloved flower. Each featured bloom is described on its own page and accompanied by fine color photography.

hardcover 8 x 8" | 96 pages | color plates

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MAKING THE MODERN GARDEN by four-time Chelsea Flower Show gold medalist Christopher Bradley-Hole surveys a fascinating range of contemporary gardens from around the world. The entire process of garden design is presented, beginning with a discussion of the influences that have shaped modern spaces. He goes on to cover fundamental topics in the philosophy of contemporary design including sources of inspiration, proportion, and the dialogue between the natural and planted landscapes and architecture.

hardcover 11.25 x 8.75" | 192 pages | color plates

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This atlas has highly detailed, with a scale of 3 miles to 1 inch. Each page is titled with its geographical location for easy reference. Wide minor roads, National Trust, English and World Heritage and other hard-to-find places are also shown. There are 100 city, town and port plans, and a comprehensive 31,500-entry index with airports, top tourist sites and motorway services listed. Plus, updated traffic signs, tourist sites with satnav friendly postcodes. “The Money Saving Motorist CD” with a wealth of practical motoring advice is also included.

softcover, spiral bound 11.75 x 9"  |  306 pages  |  3 lbs  |  color maps

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From the publishers of Britain's must-have AA Road Atlas comes this comprehensive guide to Bed & Breakfasts throughout England and Scotland, Wales and the Irelands. Similar to the U.S.'s own "Triple A," Britain's AA rates each establishment in accordance with guidelines it has developed over many years.

softcover 7.25 x 9" | 576 pages | color photos

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A-Z LONDON STREET ATLAS is the indespensible guide to London's streets. Hundreds of pages feature clear, detailed maps at 3 inches : 1 mile scale. Central London's most visited areas are super-detailed at 5 1/4 inches : 1 mile. Extensively indexed. Atlas includes London Underground map and BritRail stations, Places and Areas of Interest, parking, hospitals, congestion-pricing zone information, and much more.

softcover - spiral bound 7.5 x 6" | 430 pages | color maps

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A-Z LONDON STREET MAP is the essential guide to central London. Folding map with moisture-resistant cover scaled at 6 inches : 1 mile. Details the area bordered on the North by Regent's Park; the East by Aldgate East; the South by Kennington (Southwark, the Tate Modern, London Bridge etc. all fall within this area); and on the West by Kensington. Extensively indexed. Atlas includes London Underground map and BritRail stations, Places and Areas of Interest, parking, hospitals, congestion-pricing zone information, and much more.

6.5 x 4.75" | 1 large page | color map

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A-Z PREMIER MAP OF EDINBURGH is the essential guide to central Edinburgh. Folding map with moisture-resistant cover scaled at 3.3 inches : 1 mile. Details the area inclusive of Balerno, Bonnyrigg, Cramond, Currie, Dalkeith, Leith, Loanhead, Musselburgh, West Craigs and Whitecraig. Extensively indexed. Atlas includes BritRail stations, Places and Areas of Interest, parking, hospitals and much more.

9 x 6.25" | 1 large page | color map

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Getting around Britain by train can open entire vistas to visitors who are not yet quite up to the challenge of driving themselves about the countryside. This book offers many itinerary ideas orginating from London as well as other areas all over the country, including Scotland. Includes current timetables, fares, and info about connecting service across the channel and beyond. Also provides detailed information about the various package deals and passes offered by Britrail.

softcover 9 x 6" | 284 pages | maps and timetables

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This special annual issue highlights the Trust’s recent acquisition of Seaton Delaval, the spectacular English baroque house designed by Sir John Vanbrugh. It also features the “working days out” that the Country Life editorial staff has enjoyed at National Trust properties, and reviews National Trust producers and their produce awards. Country Life magazine celebrates the best in British architecture with in-depth coverage and beautiful photographs of the finest country houses and gardens.

magazine 9 x 11.75" | 108 pages | color photos

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GHOSTS - A guide to several National Trust properties based on the etherial phenomenon associated with them. Topped highwaymen, murdered tryst partners and wasting shut-ins populate this hauntingly rendered book, along with more famous shades like T.E. Lawrence and G.B. Shaw. Tales from Trust properties fit for a dark and stormy night.

hardcover 11 x 9" | 144 pages | color photos

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Even if you're the kind of person for whom every pub is "good", you will appreciate the care and effort taken by the editors of this publication in identifying the best of Britian's public houses. Don't worry, there will still be plenty of your own research to enjoy: they have "winnowed down" the field to a mere 5000 establishments! Their focus is on independence, "real" brews in good condition, and conviviality. They also include special mentions for those pubs worthy of inclusion which also feature accommodations.

softcover 7.25 x 4.75" | 1104 pages | color maps

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Definitive reference listing of significant homes and gardens throughout the British Isles. Details properties administered by groups such as Historic Houses Association, English Heritage, the National Trust, Royal Horticultural Society and others; as well many which are privately owned. Includes opening hours, access and contact information and fees.

softcover 10.6 x 8.25" | 608 pages | color photos

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The National Trust Access Guide - Large-print edition of the National Trust handook detailing accessibility options and issues at many of the gardens, castles and lands in the care of the National Trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The National Trust welcomes visitors with disabilities as well as assistance dogs. The Trust's staff and volunteers will do everything they can to ensure that the most enjoyable visit possible. The Trust offers many facilities to enhance the visitor experience: (Washington Old Hall recently installed an elevator… in its garden!) You may feel that it would be useful to contact the property in advance of a visit to discuss specific access requirements, and this information is provided.

softcover 7.75 x 8.25" | 400 pages | color photos; maps

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The National Trust Handbook - Detailed listing of over 350 houses, castles and lands in the care of the National Trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Properties organized by region, with a general index and index-by-county. Shows opening dates and hours of operation, entrance fees (if applicable - Royal Oak members enjoy FREE ADMISSION to Trust sites), facilities and accessibility information and transportation details including nearby rail and/or bus routes.

softcover 7.75 x 8.25" | 400 pages | color photos; maps

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This generously illustrated catalog features more than 360 unique and historic self-catering accommodations in some of the most dramatic and beautiful locations in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Stay in “The Tower” on the Blickling Estate in Norfolk, a charming 18th-century thatched cottage in Lincolnshire, or the former 16th-century brewhouse at Hardwick Hall Estate.

softcover 11.5 x 8.25" | 216 pages | color photos and maps

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NATIONAL TRUST for SCOTLAND HANDBOOK - 2010 Royal Oak members enjoy free admission to the properties owned by the National Trust for Scotland. Handbook lists locations, transport options, opening hours and entrance fees for dozens of properties including castles, open land, gardens and coastline.

softcover 5.75 x 8.25" | 128 pages | color photos and maps

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PETWORTH HOUSE - Official National Trust catalogue and guide to the famous West Sussex estate of the Percy family since 1150. The property boasts a Capability Brown landscape as well as paintings by Turner and an extensive Old Masters colletion.

hardcover 7.25 x 9.5" | 96 pages | color plates

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POLICIES AND PLEASAUNCES - A GUIDE TO THE GARDENS OF SCOTLAND is a a portable and fact-filled survey of over 100 Scottish gardens. Katie Campbell, Bristol University lecturer on post-graduate garden history, provides both horticultural and historical information about gardens throughout Scotland. Phone numbers and web URLs (where available) are listed, as it is wise to check opening availability especially at the many private gardens included.

8.25 x 6" | 256 pages | maps

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SACRED PLACES - Many National Trust properties have a deeper significance than their obvious historic ones. A large number of Trust sites have sacred roots, and the founders of the Trust were well aware of the direct ties that often exist between landscape and spirituality. The list of such places shows them to be extraordinarily diverse. The Japanese Garden at Tatton Park in Cheshire, the Nymphaeum at the Chedworth Roman Villa, and Giant's Causeway have been the source of as much inspiration through the ages as the altars at Staunton Harold, St. Mary's Studley Royal, or the chapel at Tyntesfield. At some places, mystery alone stirs the imagination: the Uffington White Horse and Cerne Giant, for example. The scenic Lake District inspired many artists, writers and musicians. Sacred Places details these National Trust properties and many others, with beautiful photography and fascinating descriptions.

softcover 7.5 x 9.5" | 126 pages | maps

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THE SCOTLAND VISITOR GUIDE - Over 1000 historic castles and gardens are listed in this comprehensive guide. Also includes museums, parks, and battle sites as well as golf courses and distilleries. All National Trust for Scotland properties are included, along with many others. Divided into 14 regional areas aligned with those used by VisitScotland, each with its own map. All entries feature a brief description, telephone and web URL (if any), a reference to its map grid and a number of keyed symbols representing useful data such as fee (either above or below £3) and any available facilities. Don't forget: Royal Oak members enjoy free admission to all National Trust for Scotland properties! Useful appendixes give further information and background on such topics as National Parks, Cycling, Long Distance Walks and, of course, Golf.

6.75 x 9" | 288 pages | color photos and maps

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An essential guidebook for those who like to go beyond the ordinary. Whether it's trapeze lessons in a former power station, a quick guide to London's Worst Statues, gruesome displays in the Hunterian Museum or "The White Cubicle" (an art space in a pub's ladies toilet near the infamous White Cube), this little book is sure to keep even the most hardened London re-visitor amused.

4.25 x 7.5" | 352 pages | maps and color photos

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700 remarkable Bed & Breakfast establishments, reviewed in the straight-forward style that makes the Special Places books unique. Every entry gives complete location, transportation and contact information. Listed pricing is as of the 2009 publication date and may have changed.

5 x 8.5" | 448 pages | color photos

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180 remarkable Bed & Breakfast establishments that feature beautiful gardens, reviewed in the straight-forward style that makes the Special Places books unique. Covers garden-specific B&B's in England, Wales, Ireland, France and Italy. Every entry gives complete location, transportation and contact information. Listed pricing is as of the 2005 publication date and may have changed.

5 x 8.5" | 464 pages | color photos

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307 unique or unusual establishments, reviewed in the straight-forward style that makes the Special Places books unique. Most listings are smaller, more personalized places (such as the urban beach hotel in Dorset). However some entries are quite grand, such as Fischer's at Baslow Hall in Derbyshire. Every entry gives complete location, transportation and contact information. Listed pricing is as of the 2009 publication date and may have changed.

5 x 8.5" | 384 pages | color photos

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Each yearly publication of The Yellow Book is eagerly anticipated by lovers of English gardens. The National Gardens Scheme, under its patron HRH Prince Charles, arranges for the proceeds from entrance fees at each participating garden to be given over to a variety of different charities. This year over 600 new gardens have been added to the list, bringing the total to around 3700. Most are privately owned and opened to the public only a few times each year (some can be seen only by appointment). The Yellow Book lists participating gardens by county with location, contact information, open days and times, fees, and a paragraph describing the highlights of each one.

5.75 x 8.25" | 725 pages | local maps

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Royal Oak is pleased to make available the Scotland edition of the sought-after "Yellow Book". This is the first time we have been able to offer the Scotland version and we are very excited about it. Like its counterpart for the National Gardens Scheme, this book lists private gardens (in Scotland, about 475 of them) that are opened each season for charity. Some gardens are open on specifically listed dates. Others can be opened by appointment; contact information is provided for those. Still others are open on a regular basis. Gardens which offer February and March openings for snowdrop enthusiasts are noted as well. SGS provides garden lovers the opportunity to visit many places that would otherwise be inaccessible, in the process supporting causes such as The Queen's Nursing Institute, The Gardens Fund of the National Trust for Scotland, Maggie's Cancer Caring Centres, The Gardener's Royal Benevolent Society and The Royal Fund For Gardener's Children.

5.75 x 8.25" | 254 pages | local maps (contact each garden for its precise location)

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“What we offer is a basic view of life, a country way of life even if you’re living in the city,” Laura Ashley once said of her clothing and home furnishings brand, built on the Welsh designer’s signature floral prints. This is a beautifully compiled record of the life and inspirations behind the legend that is Laura Ashley. Drawn from first-hand accounts, Mr. Wood skillfully documents the history of the highly successful and influential brand – its rise from a small printed scarf business to a global operation. He also reveals the life story of this pioneering designer and her husband, Sir Bernard Ashley, as they developed their business, through to Laura’s untimely death at age 60.

hardcover 11.5” x 9.5” | 192 pages | color & B/W photographs

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GEORGIAN STYLE AND DESIGN For Contemporary Living - In her newest book, Lady Spencer-Churchill examines how Georgian style relates to contemporary living. In addition to staple interior spaces such as living room, kitchen and bedroom, the book applies the Georgian touch to areas unknown in its original incarnation - home offices, media and fitness rooms, and home spas. A focus on design flow, and application of principles of the form to indoor/outdoor lifestyles and eco-friendly living completes this updated review.

hardcover 12 x 9.25" | 176 pages | color plates | autographed

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KEITH IRVINE - A LIFE IN DECORATION - is the first book about the renowned originator of the English country house look. This volume is an llustrated biography, collection of work, and exploration of design philosophy. Includes personal and professional stories along with detailed descriptions of the design process and decorative elements he has utilized for renowned clients including Jackie Onassis, Rex Harrison, and Joan Kennedy.

hardcover 12 x 10" | 304 pages | color plates

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LIVING IN STYLE - is a journey through the labyrinth of design history written by Oliver Garnet, the National Trust's Guidebook Editor. Garnett covers major stylistic movements (Rococo, Palladian, Tudor, Louis XIV Jacobean, etc.) as well as subsequent re-interpretations and offshoots. Much attention to detail is given, as can be seen in the numerous color photographs that Garnett employs to illustrate concepts and conventions.

hardcover 9.75 x 8.5" | 192 pages | color photos

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A colorful bit of medieval folkways for children. This charmingly illustrated large-format book tells the story of Westminster Abbey in its Benedictine days. Through the eyes of "Brother William" characters from 1383 come vibrantly to life, taking young readers through a year in the life of the monastery. Author / illustrator Jan Pancheri writes what she knows -- she has been the head gardener at Westminster Abbey for over five years.

9.5 x 11" | 16 pages | color illustrations

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CHURCHILL: The PBS Series Companion - An overview of one of the most famous lives of the Twentieth Century, this book accompanies the public television special detailing Churchill's life. From his birth at Blenheim Palace, through his schooldays, military service and on into his public life in Parliament; through the war and his tenure at #10 Downing Street. Written by granddaughter Celia Sandys and illustrated by many photos and examples of his paintings, this book also offers reminiscences of Sir Winston by many of those who knew and worked with him. Effective sidebars interspersed throughout the book profile many of his contemporaries on the world stage, such as Neville Chamberlain, Lord Kitchener and Josef Stalin putting Churchill's place in history in complete perspective.

8.5 x 10.5" | 160 pages | b/w photos | autographed

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This is the story of the pause between 1918 and 1920. A two-minute silence to celebrate those who died was underpinned by a more enduring silence born out of national grief. Those who had danced through settled, Edwardian times, now faced a changed world. Some struggled to come to terms with the last four years, while others were anxious to move towards a new future. Change came to women, who were given the vote only five years after Emily Davidson had thrown herself on the ground at Ascot race course, to the poor, determined to tolerate their condition no longer, and to those permanently scarred, mentally and physically, by the conflict. The British Monarchy feared for its survival as monarchies around Europe collapsed. Whether it was embraced or rejected, change had arrived as the impact of a tragic war was gradually absorbed. Relying on written histories, both personal and academic, and with her trademark focus on daily life, Juliet Nicolson evokes what England was like during this fascinating hinge in history.

hardcover 6 x 9.5" | 304 pages | b/w photos

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At what point did the British develop their passion for interiors, wallpaper, furniture and decoration? This book offers surprising answers to this question, uncovering the roots of today’s consumer society and investigating the forces that shape consumer desires. Richly illustrated, it chronicles a hundred years of British interiors, focusing on class, choice, shopping and possessions. Exploring a wealth of unusual records and archives, Ms. Cohen locates the source of modern materialism in early 19th-century religious fervor. Over the course of the Victorian era, consumerism shed the taint of sin to become the preeminent means of expressing individuality. It uncovers a society of consumers whose identities have become entwined with the things they put in their houses.

softcover 7 x 9" | 296 pages | color & b/w illustrations

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Long-awaited biography of a champion of England’s architectural heritage. As Country Houses Secretary to the National Trust, Lees-Milne left an enduring legacy through passionate dedication to the preservation of these stately treasures. The shrewd and often biting personal diaries in which he chronicled his own tumultuous and fascinating life earned him a reputation of another sort, as “the twentieth-century Pepys.” They reveal a man with a deep love for the England of his childhood and the epochal changes spanned by a life of nearly ninety years.

hardcover 9.5 x 6" | 400 pages | b/w photos

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Former publisher for the National Trust, Margaret Willes offers an insightful look at the history of reading in the western world. It’s easy to take the pleasure of reading for granted, given the plethora of easily available volumes. Ms. Willes stops us in our tracks and points us backward, to a time when literacy was an uncommon trait and books were rare treasures. She goes on to illustrate the relationship between those who could own books (and read them), and what kinds of books they chose to acquire; as well as where and how they procured them. She then turns her insightful eye to the present, and the impact that modern developments such as television, the paperback, and book megamerchants have had upon reading.

softcover 6.25 x 9.5" | 296 pages | b/w illustrations

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Sir John Vanbrugh (1664 - 1726) was by turns businessman, soldier, playwright, herald and architect of some of the most important country houses of his era. Although strikingly original, it was the fate of Vanbrugh's buildings to be at first maligned, and then misunderstood. In this handsome and engaging book, architectural historian Vaughan Hart (Professor of Architecture, University of Bath) draws together Vanbrugh's diverse interests and experiences to examine his surviving, destroyed, and unrealized buildings. Adhering to principles of architectural decorum and heraldry, Vanbrugh attempted to celebrate the character and achievements of his patrons through these forms and their ornament.

hardcover 9 x 11.25" | 288 pages | color & b/w photos

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WE SHALL NOT FAIL - Celia Sandys's third book about her celebrated grandfather highlights the traits that made Churchill a leader for the ages: his courage, magnanimity and passion. Drawing on vivid stories, letters and speeches she and Mr. Littman distill the essential principles of leadership that guided Churchill throughout his remarkable career.

5.5 x 8.25" | 304 pages | b/w photos | autographed

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This ambitious book examines quintessential English country house interiors and acrchitecture from Tudor to Twentieth-century. All aspects of country living are covered and brought into the context of famous estates by Van Brugh, Luytens and Adam. The cottage gets its due as well, in all this book contains more than 400 color and B & W photographs.

hardcover 11 x 11" | 480 pages | b/w & color plates

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HARDWICK HALL is the National Trust's guidebook to the historic palace built by Elizabeth, Countess of Shrewesbury (Bess of Hardwick) at the end of the 1500's. Hardwick houses one of the most important collections of Elizabethan tapestries in the world. The Hardwick guide offers a history of the Cavendish family and an informative overview of the Hall's rooms and their contents.

softcover 7.25" x 9.5" | 72 pages | color photos

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Described by Disraeli as “a roost for every bird,” London has been home to figures as varied as Winston Churchill, Virginia Woolf, Mahatma Gandhi and Jimi Hendrix. Since 1866 the city has commemorated the link between notable figures and the buildings in which they lived and worked through a series of blue plaques. Arranged by geographic area, this book includes contemporary and archival images, as well as wonderfully illustrated maps. It provides an introduction to the many people and buildings honored through this program that connects people and place – drawing out the human element from the historic environment and helping to save a number of London’s buildings from demolition.

hardcover 7.25" x 9.5" | 638 pages | color photos | NOTE: large format, display quality volume

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SCOTLAND'S LOST HOUSES - Ian Gow, a curator at the National Trust for Scotland, has painstakingly documented the countryÕs most important lost houses and the era of their destruction. This volume is illustrated by photos celebrating architectural detail and interiors. These magnificent properties included some of the grandest works by John and Robert Adam, James Gillespie Graham and A.W.N. Puginthe. The photos left behing were often taken for sales catalogues or by demolition contractors, as much as by those of a more appreciative stripe who wished to record these treasures in their prime. The files of The National Monuments Record of Scotland include views of the demolition sites as well as walls being drilled for dynamite (the Scots' preferred mode of demolition).

hardcover 12.25 x 10" | 192 pages | autographed | b/w plates

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TREASURES FROM THE LIBRARIES OF NATIONAL TRUST COUNTRY HOUSES - Catalog from a rare book exhibition which Royal Oak was proud to sponsor, mounted in New York in April 1999. Culled from the private libraries of a selection Country Houses, many of these books were being shown in public for the very first time. Some might never have been seen again but for Royal Oak's efforts to launch a capital campaign aimed at saving this priceless legacy. The campaign was a success: Royal Oak was able to endow a new staff position at the Trust for a Libraries Conservator. The book exhibition was a success as well, giving many donors the chance to see a few of the rarities that will now be saved from decay.

softcover 8.75 x 12" | 180 pages | b/w & color plates

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More than 125 years ago, Baron Ferdinand Rothschild transformed a barren hill in the countryside outside London into the setting for an astonishing French Renaissance-style château that remains one of the most extraordinary houses in all of England. In this lavishly illustrated book, Mr. Hall presents a fascinating portrait of the splendid Manor and its Rothschild inhabitants. With a foreward by Lord Rothschild and photographs by John Bigelow Taylor

Hardcover | 320 pp | 300 illustrations, including 168 full-color plates |  12.25” x 10.5”  |  Autographed by Lord Rothschild

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BRITAIN'S LOST CITIES - The destruction meted our on Britain's city centers during the 20th century by the combined efforts of the Lufrwaffe and brutal city planners is legendary. Medieval churches, Tudor alleyways, Georgian terraces, and Victorian theaters vanished forever, replaced by a landscape of concrete office blocks and characterless shopping malls. Now for the first time, architectural historian Gavin Stamp shows exactly what has been lost. Reproduced in this haunting volume are hundreds of photographs of cities showing streets and buildings that are gone forever. The text traces their creation and destruction, remembering the massive campaign to save the Euston Arch (wantonly demolished in 1962) and mourning the loss of lovely medieval Coventry (already doomed by the city planners even before German air raids intervened). This is an extraordinary evocation of Britain's architectural past, and a much-needed reminder of the importance of preserving heritage.

hardcover 8.6 x 11.3" | 192 pages | b/w photographs

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LIVERPOOL THROUGH THE LENS - A stunning collection of photographs celebrating Liverpool through the 20th century. Born in Dublin in 1898, Edward Chambré Hardman took over 140,000 photographs in his lifetime. Most of his work was dedicated to portraiture, but he also photographed many stunning landscapes, as well as his beloved Liverpool. His house and studio at 59 Rodney Street, Liverpool, is now in the care of the National Trust and open to the public. Spanning the decades from the 1920s to the 1970s, these atmospheric images capture the spirit of this vibrant city.

hardcover 8.75 x 11" | 144 pages | b/w plates

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NATIONAL TRUST PATTERN DESIGN POSTCARD BOOK - A booklet of 25 postcards featuring stunning designs taken from unique collections at National Trust properties – classic fabrics, wallpaper, tiles, ceramics and furniture. Styles include Gothic, Arts & Crafts, Art Deco and many more.

4.5” x 6”

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