Commons:British Library/Mechanical Curator collection/Synoptic index/England - North West

Overview

These pages contain a subject and place index (still under construction!) to the books scanned to create the British Library's Mechanical Curator collection of images.

Each entry in the index points to the images on Flickr which match the tag for the book. Additionally, when there are images from a book that have been copied over to Commons, this is shown with a green clickable  (Book cat)  link, which links to the relevant Commons category for the book.

A full list of the titles of the books that were scanned for the collection is also available, at

Commons:British Library/Mechanical Curator collection/Full list of books

and succeeding pages, which may help browsing what is available.

The index is not (yet) complete. As of January 22, 2014 the titles in the detailed part of the index below accounted for about 40% of the images in the whole collection. A further 35% of images can be found through a more loosely organised set of "to do" pages constructed based on the books' class-marks, while a further 20% of images occur in books which are classed below as fiction, plays, verse or works. The focus of the indexing so far has been mostly geographical, with little development as yet of thematic classification.

The Commons main project page for the collection gives some further hints on searching; on how to upload the images to Commons, and on how to tag images on Flickr. If you do upload images to Commons, please create a Commons category for the book they were taken from, like those in Category:Books with images from the British Library Mechanical Curator collection, and include the images in it. The template {{HasBookCat}} can then be used to create a link to the category (on a green background) from the book's entry in this list.

Georeferencing campaign: For any titles below that have a  to georef template, please click on that templated link to find the thumbnails and then the pages on Flickr for the relevant map and plan images, and follow the links in their image description sections to the BL/Klokan Georeferencer to place the images on a present-day map of the world. This in turn should allow the map images' ready upload to Wikimedia Commons with reasonably accurate automatic categorisation. See also: BL information page and overall progress page.

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North West

• The Cheshire and Lancashire Historical Collector; edited by T. W. Barlow (1853; 10 images, 7 plates; no maps)
• Bradshaw's Hand-Book to the Manufacturing Districts of Great Britain ... Illustrated with ... county maps (1854; 19 images, 12 plates; 6 maps )
• Local gleanings relating to Lancashire and Cheshire. Edited by J. P. E. Reprinted from the “Manchester Courier.” (1875; 2 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Nooks and Corners of Lancashire and Cheshire. A wayfarer's notes in the Palatine Counties, historical, legendary, genealogical and descriptive. With illustrations. (1882; 63 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Historic Sites of Lancashire and Cheshire. A wayfarer's notes in the Palatine Counties, historical, legendary, genealogical and descriptive (1883; 67 images, 3 plates; no maps)
• Country rambles and Manchester walks and wild flowers: being rural wanderings in Cheshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire and Yorkshire (1882; 62 images, 5 plates; no maps)
• Summer Rambles in Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire, and Yorkshire. Being a sequel to “Manchester Walks and Wild Flowers.” (1866; 29 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Old Halls in Lancashire and Cheshire, including notes on the ancient domestic architecture of the Counties Palatine. With numerous illustrations (1884; 112 images, 33 plates; 19 maps  to georef )
• Days off. Pen and pencil sketches in Lancashire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Yorkshire, and elsewhere ... With drawings by Bessie Duval and N. R. Dean (1898; 87 images, 45 plates; no maps)

– Cheshire

• Cheshire Antiquities, Roman, Baronial, and Monastic: being a re-publication of genuine original copper plates, engraved by J. Strutt. With historical and illustrative descriptions of the subjects of the engravings, and other venerable remains: including also, a reprint of “The County Palatine of Chester,” by John Speed: an original memoir of that eminent historian, &c., &c (1838; 29 images, 23 plates; no maps)
• Bygone Cheshire. Edited by W. Andrews (1895; 15 images, 7 plates; no maps)
• The Diamond Jubilee in Cheshire. A descriptive account of how the sixtieth year of the glorious reign of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, Empress of India, was celebrated in the County of Chester ... With numerous illustrations (1899; 156 images, 87 plates; no maps)

–– Chester

• A Topographical and Historical Description of Chester ... Illustrated with six engravings and a map (1818; 8 images, 7 plates; 1 map )
• Chester and its Environs illustrated. Drawn and engraved by J. Romney. With historical descriptions by a citizen. pt. 1 (1851; 4 images, 3 plates;no maps)
• The Stranger's Handbook to Chester and its environs. ... With thirty-four new illustrations by G. Measom (1856; 45 images, 3 plates; no maps); 1857 edition (48 images, 3 plates; no maps); 1863 edition (54 images, 4 plates; 1 map )
• Roberts's Chester Guide ... revised by J. Hicklin (1859; 41 images, 5 plates; 1 map )
• Chester as it was. With illustrations. (1872; 33 images, 10 plates; no maps)
• Old Chester. Etched and described by H. H. Crickmore (1895; 32 images, 29 plates; no maps)
• The National Home-Reading Union. Summer Assembly, 1896, at Chester ... Official guide (1896; 8 images, 1 plate; 1 map )

• Chester in the Plantagenet and Tudor Reigns. Illustrated. (1894; 80 images, 28 plates; 7 maps )
• Chester Cathedral. Ward and Lock's Illustrated Historical Handbook to Chester Cathedral, etc (1889; 21 images, 11 plates; 1 map)
• Lectures on the history of S. John Baptist Church and Parish in the city of Chester (1892; 39 images, 21 plates; 2 maps)

–– Other places in Cheshire

• Charles Balshaw's Stranger's Guide, and Complete Directory, to Altrincham, Bowdon, Dunham, Timperley, Baguley, Ashley, Hale and Bollington. With plates and a map. (1860; 15 images, 7 plates; 1 map)
• A history of Altrincham and Bowdon, with an account of the Barony and House of Dunham (1879; 37 images, 8 plates;no maps)
• Barthomley: in Letters from a former Rector to his Eldest Son (1856; 14 images, 6 plates; no maps)
• A History of the Old Parish of Cheadle, in Cheshire ... Also an account of the hamlet of Gatley, etc (1894; 54 images, 23 plates; no maps)
• Congleton, past and present. A history of this old Cheshire Town (1887; 59 images, 14 plates; no maps)
• The Guide to Eaton Hall (1898; 9 images, 9 plates;no maps)
• Annals of Hyde and district. Containing historical reminiscences of Denton, Haughton, Dukinfield, Mottram, Longdendale, Bredbury, Marple, and the neighbouring townships. Illustrated. (1899; 119 images, 11 plates; no maps)
• Notes on the antiquities of Macclesfield. ... Fourth edition (1871; 4 images, 3 plates; no maps)
• The Jottings of some Geological, Archæological, Botanical, Ornithological, and Zoological Rambles round Macclesfield ... With illustrations (1878; 42 images, 20 plates; 1 map)
• A Walk through the public institutions of Macclesfield. Being a series of articles ... reprinted from the Macclesfield Courier and Herald (1888; 17 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Reminiscences of a life-time in Marple and the neighbourhood. A lecture ... Second edition. Illustrated. (1890; 10 images, 6 plates; no maps)
• A history of the town and parish of Nantwich, or Wich-Malbank, in the county palatine of Chester (1883; 80 images, 17 plates; 1 map)
• History of Runcorn; with an account of the ancient village of Weston ... Drawings by H. Fitton. Reprinted from the “Runcorn Guardian.” (1887; 66 images, 21 plates; no maps)
• The History of the Ancient Parish of Sandbach, Co. Chester, including the two Chapelries of Holmes Chapel and Goostrey, etc (1890; 55 images, 8 plates;no maps)
• “Old Sandbach” and neighbourhood, with addenda on Holmes Chapel, and Old Little Peover. Revised ... edition (1894; 23 images, 4 plates; no maps)
• History of Sandbach and district, etc (1899; 7 images, 4 plates;no maps)

– Lancashire

• History of the County Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster ... The biographical department by W. R. Whatton, Esq. (History of the cotton manufacture by Edward Baines Jun.) (With plates.)) (1888; 684 images, 99 plates; 8 maps ) ; 1868 edition (74 images, 7 plates; 1 map ); 1836 edition (363 images, 130 plates; 3 maps )
• An Illustrated Itinerary of the County of Lancaster (1842; 179 images, 11 plates; 2 maps )
• Lancashire: its history, legends, and manufactures (1843; 92 images, 41 plates; no maps)
• The Pictorial History of the County of Lancaster, etc (1844; 172 images, 3 plates; 1 map )
• Traditions of Lancashire ... Illustrated ... Fourth edition. (1879; 40 images, 22 plates; no maps)
• On some ancient battle-fields in Lancashire, and their historical, legendary and aesthetic associations (1882; 3 images, 3 plates; 3 maps)
• Lancashire Characters and Places (1891; 15 images; no maps)
• Lancashire Sketches ... Edited with ... an introduction by G. Milner (1892; 51 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• Lancashire. Brief historical and descriptive notes, etc (1892; 41 images, 35 plates; no maps)
• Bygone Lancashire. Edited by E. Axon (1892; 10 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Industrial Lancashire: some manufacturing towns and their surroundings ... With seventy illustrations (1897; 84 images, 63 plates; 1 map)

–– Lancaster

• 'Time-Honoured Lancaster' ... Historic notes on the ancient Borough of Lancaster, written, collected & compiled by Cross Fleury. With plates. (1891; 31 images, 14 plates; 1 map )
• Waddington's Guide to Morecambe and Lancaster, etc (1894; 14 images, 3 plates; 1 map )
• A Short Account of Lancaster Castle (1888; 4 images, 3 plates; 1 map )

–– Liverpool

• Liverpool as it was during the Last Quarter of the Eighteenth Century. 1775 to 1800. With plates. (1853; 9 images, 6 plates; no maps)
• Liverpool in 1859. The port & town of Liverpool, and the harbour, docks and commerce of the Mersey ... With a plan (1859; 5 images, 5 plates; 1 map )
• Memorials of Liverpool, historical and topographical, including a History of the Dock Estate ... Vol. I. Historical: Vol. II. Topographical (1873; 9 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Memorials of Liverpool, historical and topographical, including a History of the Dock Estate ... Vol. I. Historical: Vol. II. Topographical. (1875; 19 images; no maps)
• City of Liverpool. Selections from the Municipal archives and records, from the 13th to the 17th century inclusive. (From A.D. 1700 to the passing of the Municipal Reform Act, 1835.) Extracted and annotated by Sir James A. Picton, etc (1883; 50 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• Liverpool a few Years since. By an Old Stager i.e. James Aspinall. Third edition (1885; 39 images; no maps)
• Liverpool of to-day. The maritime metropolis of the world ... historical, statistical, biographical (1888; 87 images, 28 plates; no maps)
• Liverpool and Neighbourhood in Ye Olden Time. With fragments historic and legendary of Lancashire and Cheshire (1894; 9 images; no maps)

• Ward's Directory of Birkenhead and its environs. (Appendix.) (1857; 20 images, 4 plates; no maps)
• Memories; or, the chronicles of Birkenhead, etc. With illustrations. (1892; 20 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• The Township of Birkenhead. By Philip Sulley. (1893; 14 images, 1 plate; 2 maps )
• Sefton. A descriptive and historical account, comprising the collected notes ... of ... E. Horley ... Together with the records of the Mock Corporation (1893; 54 images, 18 plates; 1 map)
• Wirral Notes and Queries, being local gleanings, historical and antiquarian, relating to the Hundred of Wirral, from many sources. Edited by F. Sanders ... and W. Fergusson Irvine. Reprinted, after revision and correction from the Birkenhead News 1892, 93 (1893; 15 images, 6 plates; 2 maps )

–– Manchester

• Observation on improvements of the town of Manchester, etc (1836; 3 images, 3 plates; 1 map )
• The Pictorial History of Manchester ... Reprinted from “The Pictorial Times:” with additions and corrections (1845; 48 images, 22 plates; no maps)
• Love and Barton's Manchester Exchange Directory of 1848, etc (1848; 21 images, 2 plates; 1 map )
• The Manchester Hand-book, an authentic account of the place and its people ... With illustrations on wood ... and a map (1857; 33 images, 3 plates; 1 map  to georef )
• The People's History of Manchester (1859; 32 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• A Description of Manchester ... By a Native of the Town. i.e. James Ogden. Reprinted from a curious edition of 1783 (1860; 2 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Memorials of Manchester Streets (1874; 29 images, 7 plates; no maps)
• Manchester a hundred years ago, illustrated by sketches taken at the period. Twelve woodcuts with brief descriptive text. (1875; 12 images, 12 plates; no maps)
• The Court Leet Records of the Manor of Manchester, from ... 1552 to ... 1686, and from ... 1731 to ... 1846. Printed ... from the original minute books, etc. Edited by J. P. Earwaker. (1884; 7 images; no maps)
• Views of Old Manchester (1885; 13 images, 7 plates; 1 map)
• Manchester. A history of the town. (1887; 2 images, 2 plates; 2 maps)
• Manchester a hundred Years ago: being a reprint of A Description of Manchester by a native of the town, J. Ogden, published in 1783. Edited, with an introduction, by William E. A. Axon. With plates. (1887; 10 images, 5 plates; no maps)
• A Booke of Olde Manchester and Salford. By Alfred Darbyshire ... Edited with an introduction by George Milner. With illustrations. (1887; 95 images, 17 plates; no maps)
• Bye-Ways of Manchester Life ... With illustrations, etc. Reprinted from the “Manchester City News.” (1887; 22 images, 11 plates; no maps)
• Gossiping Guide to Manchester and Salford, illustrated, etc (1887; 23 images, 6 plates; no maps)
• A Gossip about Old Manchester. With illustrations. Signed: A. (1888; 21 images, 6 plates; no maps)
• Mercantile Manchester, past and present ... With ... illustrations (1896; 69 images, 40 plates; no maps)

• Manchester walks and Wild Flowers: an introduction to the botany and rural beauty of the district. With biographical notices of the Lancashire Botanists, and an account of their societies; select lists of the birds and other living creatures of the neighbourhood, etc (1859; 14 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Summer Rambles around Manchester. Reprinted, with additions, from the “Manchester Guardian.” (1890; 92 images, 19 plates; no maps)

• Manchester Cathedral. Ward and Lock's Illustrated Historical Handbook to Manchester Cathedral, etc (1890; 14 images, 9 plates; 1 map)

• City of Manchester. Chronicle of City Council from Incorporation, Oct. 1838, to Sept. 1879 (1880; 20 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• An Historical Record of some recent enterprises of the Corporation of Manchester and of its co-operation in the completion of the Manchester Ship Canal. With plates. (1894; 45 images, 11 plates; maps)
• Presentation of a Great Mace to the City of Manchester. Report of the Manchester Insignia Corporation Committee. (1895; 10 images, 1 plate; no maps)

• Didsbury: sketches, reminiscences, and legends ... With illustrations (1890; 39 images, 6 plates; no maps)

• Borough of Salford. Bye Laws as to new streets, buildings, etc. (as to Hackney Carriages, etc.-as to Peel Park-as to Pleasure Boats on the river Irwell, etc.) (1865; 9 images; no maps)
• Salford: Past and Present. A historical sketch (1899; 25 images, 11 plates; no maps)
• A Description of the Hundred of Salford Assize Courts of the County of Lancaster: to which are appended some particulars of the new gaol of the Salford Hundred, etc. Illustrated. (1870; 16 images, 3 plates; 2 maps)

• John Heywood's Visitors' Illustrated Guide to the Ship Canal, Eastham to Manchester. (1892; 37 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• John Heywood's Illustrated Manchester Ship Canal Route Guide (1894; 41 images, 5 plates; 2 maps  to georef )
• Illustrated History of the Manchester Ship Canal, etc (1894; 15 images, 9 plates; no maps)

• History of the Foundations in Manchester of Christ's College compiled from materials by W. P. Greswell, and others by S. Hibbert; Chetham's Hospital (and Library, with a genealogical account of the Founder), and the Free Grammar School (by W. R. Whatton). (An architectural description of the Collegiate Church and College of Manchester, by J. Palmer.-History of Manchester School ... illustrated by numerous biographical and explanatory notes, and a memoir of the life of the Founder, by W. R. Whatton.) L.P (1834; 57 images, 37 plates; 3 maps)

–– Other places in Lancashire

• Gleanings towards the Annals of Aughton, near Ormskirk. A compilation attempted by G. C. Newstead ... A special chapter on the architecture of the two churches ... by T. Medcalf (1893; 27 images, 4 plates; no maps)
• Barrowbridge. The Lancashire deserted village ... Descriptive and historical (1899; 19 images; no maps)
• Blackburn as it is: a topographical, statistical and historical account, ... including ... biographical sketches ..., a directory for 1852, etc (1852; 7 images, 1 plate; no maps)

• Porter's Guide to Blackpool, Fleetwood, Lytham, &c., with a Directory of Blackpool ... Eighth edition (1871; 15 images, 2 plates; 3 maps)
• The Popular Guide to Blackpool ... With notices of the most interesting places in the neighbourhood, and tide table for 1889 (1889; 27 images, 8 plates; no maps)
• Illustrated Guide to Blackpool and District, etc (1891; 34 images, 8 plates; no maps)
• Blackpool. A guide-book. (1897; 26 images, 22 plates; 2 maps)
• Blackpool. A guide-book. (1897; 37 images, 25 plates; 2 maps)
• Blackpool and District. Visitors' guide and company-house keepers directory (1897; 12 images, 2 plates; no maps)

• History of the Borough of Bury and neighbourhood, etc (1874; 22 images; no maps)
• History of the Fylde of Lancashire (1876; 41 images; no maps) Decorative page-fillers only. no maps
• An Account of the Rolls of the Honour of Halton, part of Her Majesty the Queen's Duchy of Lancaster, etc (1879; 7 images; no maps)
• Memories of Hurstwood, Burnley, Lancashire. With tales and traditions of the neighbourhood. By T. W. and J. F. T. With illustrations (1889; 40 images, 4 plates; no maps)
• A History of Longridge and district. (Physical History, Geology and Botany of the district. By F. C. King.) With a map. (1888; 12 images, 3 plates; 1 map )
• Local Notes and Gleanings. Oldham and neighbourhood in bygone days. Edited by G. Shaw. Illustrated. pt. 1-12 (1887; 69 images, 12 plates; 2 maps)
• Pendle Hill in history and literature (1888; 39 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• History of the Borough of Preston and its environs, in the county of Lancaster (1857; 94 images, 11 plates; 3 maps)
• Commercial Directory of Preston, Fleetwood, Blackpool, Lytham, Poulton-le-Fylde, & Kirkham. By Joseph W. Brown (1860; 21 images; no maps)
• Records of the Parish Church of Preston in Amounderness (1892; 7 images, 1 plate; 1 map)
• Description of the County Sessions Hall, at Preston (1882; 5 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• The Country and Church of the Cheeryble Brothers i.e. Ramsbottom in Lancashire, the home of William and Daniel Grant, the “Cherryble Brothers” of Dickens' “Nicholas Nickleby” (1893; 63 images, 13 plates; maps)
• The History of the Parish of Rochdale in the county of Lancaster (1889; 80 images, 15 plates; 2 maps  to georef )
• History of the Forest of Rossendale ... With a chapter on the Geology of Rossendale. By Captain Aitken ... And observations on the botany of the district. By A. Stansfield (1868; 49 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• History of the Forest of Rossendale ... Second edition, etc (1893; 35 images, 7 plates; no maps)
• Johnson's Handy Guide to Southport. Illustrated, etc (1876; 8 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• Stephenson's New Guide to Southport ... With a map, etc (1887; 47 images, 9 plates; 1 map)
• Annals of Southport and district. A chronological history of North Meols, A.D. 1086 to 1886. With plates. (1888; 18 images, 15 plates;no maps)
• Walks about Warrington towards the beginning of the present century, etc (1887; 48 images, 4 plates; no maps)
• An History of the original Parish of Whalley and Honor of Clitheroe. ... To which is subjoined an account of the Parish of Cartmell ... The Third edition, revised and enlarged. With additional engravings. (1872; 105 images, 31 plates; no maps)
• Handbook of Whalley edited by M. L. Whitaker (1884; 14 images, 2 plates; no maps)

– Cumbria

• A Topographical Description of Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lancashire, and a Part of the West Riding of Yorkshire. (1814; 7 images, 7 plates; 2 maps  to georef )
• Sayer's History of Westmoreland, containing the substance of all the remarkable events recorded by Burn and Nicolson, together with a variety of ... information from ancient MSS. ... With illustrations by T. Gilks (1847; 4 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Westmorland, Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland, illustrated from original drawings by T. Allom, G. Pickering, &c. With descriptions by T. Rose. (1858; 178 images, 163 plates; 2 maps)
• A Thousand Miles of Wandering along the Roman Wall, the Old Border Region, Lakeland, and Ribblesdale. A reissue of pt. 2 of “Two Thousand Miles of Wandering in the Border Country, Lakeland, and Ribblesdale”. (1898; 214 images, 28 plates; 1 map )
• Cumberland and Westmorland M.P.'s from the Restoration to the Reform Bill of 1867. (1660-1867.) (1871; 9 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• Bygone Cumberland and Westmorland. Illustrated. (1899; 12 images, 7 plates; no maps)

• An Essay on the Geology of Cumberland and Westmorland (1868; 21 images, 7 plates; 1 map)
• Mountain Ascents in Westmoreland and Cumberland (1886; 18 images, 3 plates; 1 map )

–– Carlisle

• The Border City. Carlisle and its associations, etc (1858; 18 images, 4 plates; 2 maps )
• Arthur's Guide to Carlisle, Historical and Descriptive ... Illustrated, etc (1861; 6 images; no maps)
• Arthur's Guide to Carlisle ... Third edition. By G. Tuck. (1880; 14 images; no maps)
• Historical & Descriptive Guide to Carlisle and district. Originally published as “Arthur's Guide to Carlisle.” Fourth edition. Revised and extended (1881; 11 images, 3 plates; no maps)

• Carlisle Cathedral. Ward and Lock's Illustrated Historical Handbook to Carlisle Cathedral, etc (1890; 19 images, 10 plates; 1 map )

–– Lake District

• A Guide to the Lakes ... Sixth edition. With plates. (1802; 5 images, 3 plates; 1 map )
• The Lakes of England. Illustrated. (1836; 44 images, 42 plates; 1 map ) List of Plates
• A concise description of the English Lakes ... with remarks on the mineralogy and geology of the district. (1837; 13 images, 1 plate; 1 map )
• A Description of Scenery in the Lake District ... Fifth edition, Carefully revised, etc (1847; 6 images, 6 plates; 6 maps)
• Black's Picturesque guide to the English Lakes ... Eighth edition. (1858; 57 images, 20 plates; 3 maps)
• Lake Scenery of England (1859; 27 images, 27 plates; no maps) (Colour) List of Plates
• The Lake Country ... With a map and ... illustrations ... by W. J. Linton (1864; 104 images, 8 plates; 2 maps)
• The Lakes in Sunshine: being photographic and other pictures of the Lake District of Westmoreland and North Lancashire. With descriptive letterpress by J. P (1867; 101 images, 47 plates; 1 map )
• The Lakes of England. Illustrated with eighteen coloured etchings (1869; 19 images, 18 plates; no maps) (Colour) Contents
• England's Lakeland. A tour therein. Illustrated by coloured pictures and woodcuts (1877; 17 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• Guide to the Highways of the Lake district of England. With maps and ... illustrations. Edited by J. G (1891; 86 images, 11 plates; 9 maps)

–– Other places now in Cumbria

• A Guide Book to Appleby, in Westmorland, and its vicinity (1890; 18 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Barrow-in-Furness, its history, development, commerce, industries, and institutions ... Illustrated (1881; 32 images, 20 plates; 4 maps  to georef )
• The antiquities of Furness ... 1774. (1813; 16 images, 10 plates; 6 maps )
• Hand Book to the Abbey of St. Mary of Furness, in Lancashire (1845; 12 images, 5 plates; 2 maps)
• A Guide through the Ruins of Furness Abbey. With a brief account of Dalton & Pile Castle. With illustrations. (1858; 7 images, 2 plates; 1 map)
• Furness Abbey and its neighbourhood. (1869; 24 images, 2 plates; 1 map)
• Rambles about Grange and Arnside ... A guide for visitors, with a map of the district (1890; 7 images, 1 plate; 1 map)
• Atkinson's Guide to Grange and Arnside and places of interest in the neighbourhood. With map ... illustrations (1897; 18 images, 8 plates; 1 map)
• Hawkshead: the northernmost parish of Lancashire. Its history, archæology, industries, folklore, dialect, etc. etc. With illustrations and maps. (1899; 38 images, 20 plates; 5 maps  to georef ) (now part of Cumbria)
• The Annals of Kendal: being a historical and descriptive account of Kendal and its environs. ... With biographical sketches of many eminent personages connected with the town (1832; 13 images, 3 plates; 1 map  to georef ); 1861 edition (31 images, 2 plates; 3 maps  to georef )
• Guide to Kirkby Stephen, Appleby ... Mallerstang, &c., including a map, etc (1884; 10 images, 5 plates; 1 map )
• Orton Old Hall, or Petty Hall, Orton ... Reprinted from the Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archæological Society (1891; 5 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• History of Penrith from the earliest record to the present time ... Illustrated (1894; 85 images, 18 plates; 1 map)
• The History and Traditions of Ravenstonedale, Westmorland. With plates. (1877; 5 images, 1 plate; no maps)
• A Handy Guide to Seascale and District, etc (1898; 7 images, 2 plates; no maps)
• Sedbergh, Garsdale and Dent. Peeps at the past history and present condition of some picturesque Yorkshire Dales ... Illustrated ... by J. A. Symington (1892; 49 images, 13 plates; no maps)
• A Trip to Thirlmere and Borrowdale (1878; 4 images, 3 plates; no maps)
• Beneath Helvellyn's Shade. Notes and sketches in the valley of Wythburn (1892; 15 images; no maps)

– Isle of Man

•  (Book cat (100%))  History of the Isle of Man ... containing also biographical anecdotes of eminent persons connected with that island. With a plate and a map. (1816; 2 images, 2 plates; 1 map)
• The Isle of Man; its history, physical, ecclesiastical, civil and legendary. With plates, and maps. (1848; 21 images, 18 plates; 6 maps  to georef )
• From King Orry to Queen Victoria. A short and concise history of the Isle of Man. With plates. (1899; 66 images, 12 plates; no maps)
• The Story of Rushen Castle and Rushen Abbey in the Isle of Man. With plates and a map. (1857; 9 images, 8 plates; 2 maps )

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