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home basket product search faqs & contact press & media latest publications forthcoming titles norfolk origins series maritime east coast town & village norfolk documents lifeboat histories the 'albums' series 'wartime' series east anglian memories people pamphlets dvds & videos miscellaneous titles support & resources malthouse press centre e. anglian studies norfolk heraldry east anglian databases hear the song 'three score and ten' featured in i read it in the local rag see our new analysis tools with the runton 1851 census data visit our expanding encyclopaedia of east anglian towns hear the norfolk dialect with professor peter trudgill (from the 'support and resources' pages') download a sample chapter of our title henry blogg of cromer - the greatest of the lifeboatmen do you know how many americans were serving on hms victory at trafalgar? (from the 'support and resources' pages) whether you're living in norfolk or suffolk, cambridgeshire or essex, planning a visit, interested in local history, tracking down your family history or love the natural history of east anglia, we hope we'll have some titles - books and dvds - to interest you. you can use your credit or debit card to make direct purchases from the site. in addition to poppyland's own titles, we have the full range of titles in print from the prestigious centre of east anglian studies. to use the 'product search' facility above, you only need to enter one word of interest - you don't, for instance, need to use the whole title of a book. try the buttons on the left for the different categories of titles we publish. and explore our 'support and resource' pages. these are all free - and always growing. on the right you'll find short presentations about some of our products. to buy, click on the appropriate button in the left column. ordering from this site is a royal mail or courier service direct from the publisher. lowestoft fishermen's war: 1914-1918 while other fishermen around the british isles had similar stories to tell about their wartime experiences this is the story of the lowestoft men and boys who found themselves in the frontline of the economic war with germany. during the first world war lowestoft fishermen were required to make statements under oath to a board of trade official in order to seek compensation for losses. these unpublished statements, which were also used by naval intelligence in their vital work to defeat the u-boat menace from germany, lay unresearched in the national archives. not all have survived, but those that have form the main primary resource material for this book. in examining these statements, the author, alan john curtis, provides an insight into what one might argue has been an overlooked area of the region's maritime history. alan came across the records while researching his family history. the family's ties to the history of the fishing industry in the town are strong. his grandfather, george francis, being the last of the family’s driftnet fishermen, had married barbara isbister a ‘fishergirl’ from shetland. however, it was through discussions with his father and his collection of books, old photographs and newspaper cuttings that inspired the initial research and in the end the writing of this book. alan john curtis isbn 9781909796539 £10.95 great yarmouth: a sand in the sea this short history of the town in our town and village series replaces the original 1980 publication long since out of print. it covers important aspects of the town’s history, including its defence over the centuries, civic pride and authority, the rise and decline of both its fishing and holiday industries and its revival in the late 20th and early 21st century, servicing the oil and gas and renewable energy industries. it is the first of our publications to enable readers to access augmented reality technology through the use of their smart phone or tablet bringing the printed image literally to life on the page. gareth h.h. davies isbn 978-1-909796-50-8 £2.95 lowestoft: britain's most easterly town suffolk’s second town has been characterised by its relationship with the sea whether it be through ship-building or the fishing industry. competition led to tension with great yarmouth, but their historical development followed different paths. lowestoft came into its own through the entrepreneurial zeal of wealthy townspeople in the middle ages and of one man, samuel morton peto, in the 19th century. this short history in our town and village series looks at key aspects in the growth of the community, the town’s move to the cliff top in the 14th century, its gains and losses in the 19th and 20th centuries and its re-branding today as the renewable energy capital of the united kingdom. gareth h.h. davies isbn 978-1-909796-51-5 £2.95 the yarmouth bodysnatchers competition among the london grave-robbing gangs was fierce during the early 19th century. as the demand for bodies increased, so the risks in obtaining them grew. in 1827, they were to be discovered robbing great yarmouth’s graveyard. what made it more unacceptable was the involvement of sir astley cooper, the eminent surgeon, who had been brought up at the vicarage in his youth. the first of our new pamphlet series, looking at individual aspects of east anglian history, explores this grizzly event in yarmouth’s past. gareth h.h. davies isbn 978-1-909796-52-2 £1.95 maritime suffolk interested in the history of the county of suffolk? - then this is a title you will certainly want to have on your bookshelf and will find intriguing when you pick it up to read. it starts with the story of the vessel which held the magnificent treasures now attributed to the saxon king raedwald and continues through to the twentieth century and the dramatic and continuing rise of the port of felxistowe. along the way he outlines the leading role of the county in emigration to the new world, the events and significance of the dutch wars, the shipbuilding industry, the fishing industry and suffolk's part in the saving of life at sea. lowestoft, southwold, felixstowe and harwich, aldeburgh and of course ipswich are just some of the towns featured in this comprehensive and important book. obtain from your local bookshop or online by clicking on the shopping basket below. robert malster isbn 9781909796362 £19.95 forgotten yarmouth entertainments 19th century popular culture is exemplified by this exploration of ten entertainers who came to the seaside town of great yarmouth. through charles marsh, the itinerant beach entertainer, who fell from the naval pillar, to john thurton, the brilliant local ventriloquist and mimic from woodbridge, the author provides an insight into the changing nature of entertainment as the holiday industry grew. while many represented in this book are now forgotten, some are perhaps more well known, such as charles s. stratton (tom thumb) and jem mace, the first heavyweight champion of the world. all can be found in this fascinating and accessible book. gareth h.h. davies isbn 9781546412243 £9.95 a cromer miscellany there are quite a number of books about the north norfolk town of cromer. one of the reasons they are so comprehensively illustrated is because of the number of photographers working in the distirct at the beginning of the 20th century. not a full time photographer - he had a hotel to run - philip vicary kept a record through the century of the district and the changes taking place. in this album his son adrian adds pictures of his own, to present us with a new selection of cromer in times past. with both black and white and colour images, we can recall some of the famliar scenes - and some of the less evocative, that have now gone. you'll know some of the pictures but perhpas not the background to their taking which adrian now provides; other pictures are published for the first time. an essential for the north norfolk book collector. adrian vicary isbn 9781909796386 £10.95 echo

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