Publications

LOCAL HISTORY BOOKLETS

This is our newest publication, the latest in the Living Here series

	The RCAS LIVING HERE project
	Account No. 4
		ESTATES of REDLAND
	From mansions to middle class homes. The area between Redland Green and Redland Road
52 pages, with photographs, drawings and maps £4.50

The RCAS LIVING HERE project
Account No. 1
	COTHAM Trelawney Road Western College & Springfield House
The history of a small part of Cotham from 1800 to today. By Jennifer Milligan, Roger Mortimer and Mary English. 36 pages, maps and 29 photographs £3.00

The RCAS LIVING HERE project
Account No. 2
	— COTHAM — PARK, FIELD, ARCH and GROVE
From Cotham Park to Cotham Gardens - how this area was created from the 18th Century estates of Cotham Lodge and Redland Court. By Eileen Beaumont and Roger Mortimer. 44 pages, maps and 32 photographs. £3.50

The RCAS LIVING HERE project
	Account No. 3
		HEART of REDLAND
	Lower Redland Road, Clyde Road, Elgin Park, Napier Road & Woolcot Street
52 pages, 64 photographs, drawings and maps £4.00

COTHAM WALKS by Stephen Jones
Illustrated guide to six short walks looking at the history and architecture of Cotham. 42 pages, map and 23 line drawings £2.50

All RCAS books are available from Clifton Bookshop, Whiteladies Road.

Whiteladies Walks has now sold out, but we are hoping to reprint this in due course.

	Royal Horticultural Society advisors are producing a new series of leaflets providing practical and authoritative advice and information on garden-related issues.

	The first booklet is on Front Gardens - Are we parking on our gardens? Do driveways cause flooding?

Visit the RHS website to download a PDF version of this leaflet

REDLAND GREEN IN WINTER Colour photograph by Huntley Hedworth 50p each or 10 for £6.75


REDLAND SCENE Drawing by Catherine Elgar 50p each or 5 for £2		REDLAND COURT Drawing by Lucy Pedlar 50p each or 5 for £2

We set up a stall at all our events where you may buy any of the above.

For further details or to buy any of these publications, please contact Helen Wilde on 973 9746