Publications
We want to make the findings of our researches available to the wider public. One way to do this is through publications. Books are normally available through bookshops and we would recommend the local booksellers
Worthy Pearson
Park Square
Great Ayton
Book Emporium
87a High Street
Great Ayton
Guisborough Bookshop
4 Chaloner Street
Guisborough
Stokesley Bookshop at the Broadway
2 High Street
Stokesley
Historical Glimpses of the Town of Stoxley & The Parishes of Wiroleton, Billesdala, Kirkebie cum Broctun, Childale, Hoton-juxta-Rudbie, A Miscellany
45 pages, 1981 £2.70 + pp
Cheques made payable to Stokesley Local History Study Group to
Eric Lee, 71 Riverslea, Stokesley North Yorkshire TS9 5DE
Along Levenside. A Third Walk around Stokesley
Final book in set of three on a town walk around Levenside, Stokesley, giving historic facts as well as snippets of information on this North Yorkshire market town.
23 pages, 1989 £2.70 + pp
Cheques made payable to Stokesley Local History Study Group to
Eric Lee, 71 Riverslea, Stokesley North Yorkshire TS9 5DE
A Further Walk Around Stokesley
Second book in set of three on a town walk around Stokesley, giving historic facts as well as snippets of information on this North Yorkshire market town.
36 pages, 1985 £2.70 + pp
Cheques made payable to Stokesley Local History Study Group to
Eric Lee, 71 Riverslea, Stokesley North Yorkshire TS9 5DE
A Walk Around the Town of Stokesley No 1
First book in set of three on a town walk around Stokesley, giving historic facts as well as snippets of information on this North Yorkshire market town.
22 pages, 1982 £2.70 + pp
Cheques made payable to Stokesley Local History Study Group to
Eric Lee, 71 Riverslea, Stokesley North Yorkshire TS9 5DE
The Cleveland Repertory & Stokesley Advertiser 1843-1845
Extracts from W Braithwaite's magazine printed Jan 1843 to Dec 1845 in Stokesley. News items covering a wide range area of old Cleveland from Stockton & Middlesbrough, west to Northallerton & across the North York Moors to Staithes in the east with Stokesley at the heart of events, full of names & places.
124 A4 pbk 2004 £8.50 +pp. Index available on cd 50p
Send cheques made payable to Stokesley Local History Study Group to Eric Lee, 71 Riverslea, Stokesley North Yorkshire TS9 5DE
Stokesley Directories 1793-1901
Over 4000 names of Gentry, Residents & Trades People in Stokesley taken from 19 directories between 1793-1901. Listed by year & also alphabetically by surname.
215 A4 pages pbk, 2004 £10.50 + pp
To order
Cheques made payable to Stokesley Local History Study Group & send to
Eric Lee, 71 Riverslea, Stokesley North Yorkshire TS9 5DE
ROSEBERRY TOPPING
A new publication, with photographs by Joe Cornish and a text by members of the Great Ayton Community Archaeological Project.
For details, see the NEWS section on this website.
Langton House and the Carlen Brewery
Jennifer Deadman
Great Ayton Community Archaeology Project, 2005
This report is available direct from the Great Ayton Community Archaeology Project. It describes the history of buildings on Bridge Street in Great Ayton, including a survey and plans.
Lost on Easby Moor
Ian Pearce
ISBN 1 872239 40 4
Printability Publishing Ltd, Wolviston, 2003
This book describes the crash of an RAF Hudson aircraft near Captain Cook’s Monument in 1940. Unfortunately it is out of print but should be available in libraries.
