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Aspects of the Yorkshire Coast (No 2)

by Alan Whitworth

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The latest addition to the acclaimed Aspects series, Aspects of the Yorkshire Coast delivers a fascinating insight into the history of the coastal area from Whitby to Bridlington. The eleven chapters, written by different authors, are illustrated with maps, plans and photographs, the majority of which are previously unpublished. Subjects ranging from the Whitby whaling industry, to the intrepid aviators of the early years of powered flight are included. The development of the coast as a series of resorts is revealed in Wish You Were Here and the story of Bridlington's Cinemas is illuminating. For those interested in Naval history, the account of the battle fought off Whitby by John Paul Jones, founder of the US Navy, is sure to enthrall. Key Selling Points: * No similar publication covering this area. * New and fascinating slants on the history of the region. * All material from local sources and written by local authors. Promotion: * Local high profile launch. * Extensive press reviews and advertising. * Local radio interviews with editor. * In store promotional aids. About the editor: Alan Whitworth is a well known local author who has already contributed to numerous Aspects publications. His list of titles includes A Travellers Guide to the Esk Valley Railway published in 1998 by Wharncliffe Books.… (more)
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The latest addition to the acclaimed Aspects series, Aspects of the Yorkshire Coast delivers a fascinating insight into the history of the coastal area from Whitby to Bridlington. The eleven chapters, written by different authors, are illustrated with maps, plans and photographs, the majority of which are previously unpublished. Subjects ranging from the Whitby whaling industry, to the intrepid aviators of the early years of powered flight are included. The development of the coast as a series of resorts is revealed in Wish You Were Here and the story of Bridlington's Cinemas is illuminating. For those interested in Naval history, the account of the battle fought off Whitby by John Paul Jones, founder of the US Navy, is sure to enthrall. Key Selling Points: * No similar publication covering this area. * New and fascinating slants on the history of the region. * All material from local sources and written by local authors. Promotion: * Local high profile launch. * Extensive press reviews and advertising. * Local radio interviews with editor. * In store promotional aids. About the editor: Alan Whitworth is a well known local author who has already contributed to numerous Aspects publications. His list of titles includes A Travellers Guide to the Esk Valley Railway published in 1998 by Wharncliffe Books.

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