Bath
There are (too) many guide books on Bath. Thus I've only included a few.
Andrew's Bath by David McPhail
Bath at War, 1939-1945 by Jonathan Falconer, David Falconer
Bath: the Place and the People by James Crathorne
Discovering Bath by Paul Snowdon(Illustrator), Peter Reardon (Editor)
A-Z Street Plan of Bath 160;Geographers' A-Z Map Company
The Somersetshire Coal Canal (& associated topics).
1. Niall Allsop's The Somersetshire Coal Canal Rediscovered Today!
(Special Order)
The Kennet and Avon Canal by Niall Allsop
Nicholson/Ordnance Survey Waterway Guide No 7: Thames, Wey, Kennet and Avon
PaperbackExploring the Kennet and Avon Canal by Nigel Vale
Coutryside Books; PaperbackThe Kennet and Avon Walk by Ray Quinlan
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The Somersetshire Coal Canal
& associated topics.
The Somerset & Dorset
(Joint) Railway & other nearby railways.
Guides around the Bath
area. (Walks etc).
"A"/"AS"
level Biology.
Ladies' Reading Groups.
...in this case the recommendations and future reading list of the Sheffield Hallam Ladies group.
The Somerset & Dorset Railway.
1.
An Illustrated Survey of the Somerset & Dorset Railway by C.W. Judge, C.R. Potts
Donald Beale's Somerset and Dorset by Donald Beale, John Baxter (Editor)
The Last Years of the Somerset and Dorset Railway by Colin G. Maggs
Life on the Somerset and Dorset Railway by Hammond Alan
>Somerset and Dorset 7F's Remembered by P W Gibbs
National Series of Waterway, Tramway and Railway Atlases 7b: Somerset and Dorset
by GL Crowther
On Somerset and Dorset Lines by Robert Robotham
Radstock Coal and Steam Vol 2 by Chris Handley
Reminiscences of the Somerset & Dorset by Alan Hammond
>Somerset and Dorset 7F's Remembered by P W Gibbs
Somerset and Dorset at Midford by Mike Arlett
Another must for the local historian. Mike writes with a real love for "his" section of the S&D - full of childhood memories. Some interesting post-war BR plans of joining the GWR and S&DJR.Somerset and Dorset Line by R C Riley.
As soon as you see the authors name you know that the book will be full of some excellent pictures.The Somerset and Dorset Railway by Lawrence Popplewell
Somerset and Dorset Then and Now by Mac Hawkins
Prepare to shed a tear! Contains some pics I haven't seen in other books.
The title says it all.
Steam Around Bath by Mike Arlett, Ivo Peters