A 36 page souvenir guide to the New Forest, covering all aspects of Forest life and heritage. This wonderful book covers topics such as landscapes, commoning, wildlife, flora and fauna, people, crafts, the coast and so much more.
Beautifully written with stunning photography, it is simply a must have guide and souvenir.
The D-Day Diaries: French Resistance and the Special Operations Executive (SOE)
This book tells the story of the French Resistance and the formation of the Special Operations Executive and the major operations conducted in France to free Europe from German Occupation, the story is up to September 1944 . By James Robertshaw. 56 pages. Paperback
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The D-Day Diaries: United State Beaches. United D-Day Beach Operations. By James Robertshaw. 114 pages. Paperback
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The D-Day Diaries, British & Canadian Beaches. The Allied Operation to recover Europe from German Occupation. By James Robertshaw. 112 pages. Paperback
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This remarkable diary provides an insight into life in the New forest in late Victorian and early Edwardian times.
Edited by Veronica Walton. 73 page paperback
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The New Forest : Common rights and Cottage stock-keepers by G.E. Briscoe Eyre
Published by the New Forest Ninth Centenary Trust in 2006. 54 page paperback.
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Forest Reflections presents a rich tapestry of life within a number of New Forest villages. The memories, thoughts and events are captured by the villagers who have lived and who continue to live in the delightful setting of the New Forest. Through their eyes the unique experience of life within the Forest is celebrated. Edited by Hugh Passmore and Marie Heinst. 225 page hardback.
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The bestselling autobiography of the famous broadcaster’s childhood and early life.
145 page paperback
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Sally Fear’s collection of glorious photographs, together with a few favorites and some historical images, make this book a tribute to the ongoing skill, hard work and passion of the New Forest commoners; for it is their animals who are the true architects of the Forest.
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This monograph is the most detailed study yet of the events connected with the death of William Rufus in the New Forest on 2 August 1100.
Written by Arthur Lloyd. 40 page booklet
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The Mitford family’s New Forest estate in the 18th Century. The Exbury Estate book was compiled by three generations of the Mitford family, ancestors of the Mitford sisters. Transcribed and edited by Emma Page
User friendly identification guide produced by the Field Studies Council. Perfect for wildlife fans. Available in 3 titles : Bees, Ancient Woodland Indicator Plants and Mosses.
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Cycle & Walking paths around the New Forest.
A great way to enjoy all the New Forest has to offer. Walking and Cycling around the tracks and lanes spotting wildlife and the many New Forest Ponies, Donkeys and Cattle that roam the Forest freely.
A map showing the entire New Forest approved tracks plus 6 easy to follow guides with step by step instructions.
Fold out map published by Go New Forest. Includes useful information for towns and villages, and shows the mains routes through the New Forest.
Second hand book by Erich Kastner. Printed in 1936
