Unseen Chester : Britain in Old Photographs - DEREK STANLEY

Unseen Chester

Britain in Old Photographs

By: DEREK STANLEY

Paperback | 1 September 2017

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Chester's history told through previously unpublished archive photographs. Chester's vibrant history is uniquely captured in this collection of photographs and postcards from the late Victorian and Edwardian eras. They show how time has brought changes to Chester streets and recall memorable events and celebrations. There also offer rare glimpses of everyday life at school, work and play. Detailed and informative captions for each image explain the story behind the scenes. The collection will enthrall all Cestrians, whether long-time residents or newcomers to this lively city. AUTHOR: Derek Stanley is a retired Chester GP who has always been interested in local history, collecting postcards and old photographs for many years. He previously compiled books on Dublin and Wicklow for the' Images of Ireland' series, and has now created this very special book on his home town, which will be enjoyed by everybody who knows and loves the City of Chester. SELLING POINTS: . Copiously illustrated with 220 old unpublished photographs . A welcome addition to The History Press's popular in Old Photographs series . Compiled by a knowledgeable Chester resident 220 b/w illustrations

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