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No.1. Catalogue of the Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society's Collection of Archives held in the Muniment Room
– Compiled by Lorna Head, with additional material by Diana Gulland
This catalogue describes the archives in the Muniment Room at the time of printing in 2002. These still provide the bulk of our holdings,
but for more recent additions contact the Society's Library
A4 pamphlet (2002) 50 pages.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
Free to society members on collection from the Library.
No 2. Buckinghamshire in 1851: the evidence of the population census
– by David Thorpe
An introduction to, and commentary on, the Bucks Family History Society's CD-ROM of the Enumerators' books and associated notes.
A4 pamphlet (2002) 56 pages.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
No 3. A History of Upton Park and Herschel Park, Slough
– by Judith Hunter
The story of the development of one of the first ‘railway suburbs’ from 1844 onwards, after the opening of the Great Western Railway.
A4 pamphlet (2003) 32 pages with 24 black-and-white illustrations.
OUT OF PRINT. There is a Reference copy in the Society's Library.
No 4. Addington Church
– by David Critchley
An architectural and historical study that delves more deeply into the subject than is often attempted.
A4 pamphlet (2004) 56 pages.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
No 5. Making the Road from Princes Risborough To Thame
– by Peter Gulland
A nineteenth-century turnpike trust at work.
A4 pamphlet (2006) 46 pages.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
• Peter Gulland's book The Toll Roads of Buckinghamshire, which summarises all of the county's turnpike roads, was published in 2017
– see our books page.
No 6. An Atlas of Gerrards Cross 1840-1940
– by David Thorpe and Julian Hunt
Designed as a companion to tnhe authors' History of Gerrards Cross, published in 2006, with a series of maps in a larger format and detailed analysis.
A4 pamphlet (2006) 102 pages with 54 black-and-white maps and plans.
OUT OF PRINT. There is a Reference copy in the Society's Library.
No 7. Economy and Society In Medieval Buckinghamshire
– by Keith Bailey
The Hundred Rolls 1254-1280, including a listing of first names and surnames.
A4 pamphlet (2006) 52 pages.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
No 8. The Railways of Buckinghamshire from the 1830’s
– by F Cockman
An account of those that were not built as well as those which were, from a 1971 manuscript in the Centre for Bucks Studies.
A4 pamphlet (2006) 108 pages with 18 maps and illustrations.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
• In 1972 the author also wrote ‘The Railway Era in Buckinghamshire’, an article in Records of Bucks volume 19 part 2 which can be
DOWNLOADED FOR FREE to read on-screen or print locally.
No 9. Peasants, Peers and Graziers: The landscape of Quarrendon, Buckinghamshire
– by Paul Everson
A description and interpretation of the medieval and later earthworks of Quarrendon, on the outskirts of Aylesbury.
A4 pamphlet (2006) 38 pages with 23 black-and-white maps, plans and photographs.
OUT OF PRINT, but this was a reprint from Records of Bucks volume 41 (2001) and the original article can be
DOWNLOADED FOR FREE to read on-screen or print locally.
No 10. My Dear Brother: The Letters of Thomas and Henry Hookham 1830-1899
– by Sandy Macfarlane
From schooldays in Princes Risborough to Thomas's later life in London and Henry's in Christchurch, New Zealand.
A4 pamphlet (2007) 96 pages with family trees and 37 black-and-white illustrations.
OUT OF PRINT. There is a Reference copy in the Society's Library.
No 11. Haddenham and Cuddington
– by William Strange
The early history of two Buckinghamshire villages from the earliest times to around 1550.
A4 pamphlet (2007) 62 pages with five black-and-white illustrations.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
No 12. The Watermills of Buckinghamshire
– A 1930s account by Stanley Freese with original photographs
A Bucks Paper published in paperback in 2007 – see our books page.
No 13. Buckinghamshire's Industrial Heritage
– edited by David Thorpe
Collected papers: Victoria County History Buckinghamshire volume 2: Industries section by William Page; Paper Mills by Alfred Shorter; Brickmakers by Andrew Pike;
Industrial occupations and industries by David Thorpe.
A4 pamphlet (2007) 109 pages.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
No 14. Aylesbury: a county town and its station 1877-1905
– by Keith Bailey
An examination of the goods statistics of the Aylesbury branch of the London and North Western Railway and the characteristics of railwaymen from the censuses 1881-1901.
A4 pamphlet (2008) 27 pages with seven illustrations.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
No 15. An archaeological research framework for Buckinghamshire
– edited by David Thorpe
Collected papers from the Solent Thames Research Framework, a study sponsored by English Heritage.
A4 pamphlet (2009) 125 pages with nine maps.
£7.50 plus £2.50 post and packing
No 16. My Dearest Ben
– by Thea Van Dam
An intimate glimpse into the world of Benjamin Disraeli. his family and the women in his life – through their letters
Republished in paperback in 2018 – see our books page.
No 17. John Wilkes, the Aylesbury years (1747-1763)
– by Alan Dell
His collected letters to his agent, John Dell.
A4 pamphlet (2008) 37 pages with nine illustrations.
£5.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
No 18. A Buckinghamshire Connexion
– by Thea Van Dam
Letters of Isaac D'Israeli and his contemporaries, extracted from the Bodleian Library and elsewhere.
A4 pamphlet (2008) 26 pages with four colour and four black-and-white illustrations.
£4.00 plus £2.50 post and packing
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