Divided by area,Royal London reveals the fascinating history and stories behind over 130 buildings, parks, gardens, statues and other objects in London that are associated with royalty,

One of two nostalgic paperback volumes that take us on a " past and present" photographic tour of central London.

Cross River Traffic tells the history of the current crossings (and their predecessors) - why and how they were built as well as incidents that have occurred on them, from ghost stories to terrorist plots, sexual antics to suicides.

Featuring the photography from some of the great topographical photographers, and with a fascinating commentary by Stephen Croad, Liquid History chronicles the ebb and flow of the life of the river.

Features over fifty stunning photographs of the architectural gems of London. An introductory essay puts the city into perspective, looking at its architectural evolution from earlier times to the present day.

Judges Postcards have been celebrating the British landscape for over a hundred years.

A Pithy And Knowledgeable Distillation Of The Essential London - A Panorama Of Its History, Art, Literature And Daily Life.

This book captures the changing face of the Thames as it runs through central London, using many captivating images both past and present.

This stunning book, a rich and stimulating history of two hundred years of London fashion, explores the circumstances and characteristics that have made the "London look" distinctive.

This unique book explores Trafalgar Square, London's first open square, as a focus for protest, celebration and political statement through the development of photography, which coincidentally originated at the same time as Trafalgar Square itself

Following the same format as 'Paris in Store', this quirky look at 100 of London's offbeat shops and shop windows is a revealing record of a disappearing world.

Tells the complling story of one of the finest palaces in Europe, situated on the banks of the River Thames south-west of London and a centre of court life in England from 1529 to 1737

More information about this book will be available in the near future.

A unique historical record - beautifully illustrated with Graham Reed's paintings - of every building that lines the banks of the Thames from the barrier to Battersea.

An essential addition to the contemporary coffee table, it combines beautiful photography to illustrate the beauty of the present day parks throughout the seasons.

A stunning aerial tour of Britain's capital city.

During the Second World War, the RAF undertook a remarkable aerial survey of the British Isles. Taking photographs from a low flying Spitfire, they mapped the whole of the United Kingdom. A selection of these is published here for the first time.

Presents photographs of the city of London. This first volume begins with the site of the 1951 Festival of Britain, takes us down the Thames to Tower Bridge, and examines the City and Charing Cross areas.

The book is laid out with the historic shot on one side of the page and the modern equivalent on the other.