Philip Davies

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A spectacular collection of more than 500 of the best images from the former London County Council archive of photographs, which has been held by English Heritage for the past 25 years. Most have never been published before. Taken to provide a unique record of whole districts of London as they were vanishing, each of the photographs is a full-plate image, a stunning work of art in its own right.

Philip Davies's best-selling Lost London 1870-1945 has been described as a publishing phenomenon. Opening windows on a vanished past it captivated modern audiences and was described by John Carey in The Sunday Times as a 'haunting portal into the bygone life of the capital'. Like its predecessor, Panoramas of Lost London reproduces historic photographs commissioned by London County Council - many

Written in guide book form but necessarily limited by the vastness and diversity of the country, this work is divided culturally rather than geographically over two volumes. The first covers Hindu, Jain and Buddhist monuments, the second on the legacy of Moslem and European domination. The first part of the book consists of background information, the land and its people, its historical perspectiv

180 of London's best conserved and least known interiors are revealed in 1200 spectacular photographs.

Rare photographs of London's past show people, their homes, offices and shops in pin-sharp detail.

Lavishly illustrated introduction to 64 of London's most fascinating and best conserved interiors, abridged from bestselling London Hidden Interiors.

An updated charter of rights for the 21st Century

Uncovered in full for the first time is one of the last great untold stories of the Second World War; an epic tale of two Englishmen, who were among the most courageous and resourceful heroes of the most savage conflict in human history, yet who remain unknown in their own country. Lost Warriors of the Forgotten War tells the sensational, but little-known, story of Major Hugh Seagrim GC, DSO, MBE;

The second of two detailed guides to the major monuments of India, embracing the Islamic, Rajput and European monuments of India. Linking the symbolism of the religions and cultures to the architectural sites, Davies examines the historical and religious forces in relation to the architecture. Like the "Penguin Guide to Ancient Egypt", this book is designed to be more than a guide book. Although i

Panoramas of Lost London - 1870-1945 is a spectacular selection of over 200 of the best images from the old London County Council archive of photographs, held for the nation by English Heritage for over 25 years. Most had rarely been seen until they appeared in the bestselling Lost London 1870-1945 published in 2009. Taken to provide a unique record of whole districts of London as they were vanish

When Amos discovers unexpected creatures on a routine oil rig inspection dive in the North Sea, he starts to question the state of the planet.A trail of evidence opens his eyes to environmental devastation that has been kept hidden for years.The adventure leads Amos away from his family in Texas, across the globe through Grand Cayman and the Faroe Islands.But wi

A sensational and ground breaking expose revealing a wealth of new information confirming the identity and modus operandi of Jack the Ripper, a senior Freemason with Royal connections, and founder of a local Vigilance Association based in St Jude's Church in the heart of Whitechapel, providing the perfect cover for night time operations.Suffering from a lifetime obsessional hatred of prostit

Philip Davies’s first bestselling book Lost London, 1870–1945, published in 2009, mesmerised readers with the wealth of information conveyed in its early photographs of London. While the primary focus was on the built environment, the demeanour and dress of people in the photographs left an indelible impression on all who scanned its pages. More than ten years later, London The Great Transformatio

Over 300 spectacular photographs of London's lost buildings from the London Metropolitan Archive in Panoramic format. Tudor, Georgian and Victorian buidings, some of them historic masterpieces, captured in location just before their destruction between 19

Peter, a young City of London high-flyer, is approached and recruited by a secret society.He finds out that his father and his grandfather have all worked for the same people. His appointment takes him on travels that he could only ever dream about. The prime objective of the organisation being to 'Protect The Crown' at all costs.

Peter, a young City of London high-flyer, is approached and recruited by a secret society. He finds out that his father and his grandfather have all worked for the same people. His appointment takes him on travels that he could only ever dream about. The prime objective of the organisation being to 'Protect The Crown' at all costs.

This book outlines the eclectic history of the county of Monmouthshire, bordering England and South Wales, from prehistoric times up to the present. It includes a selection of walks and suggestions for visits.