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Recommended Reference Books and CD's

What books or CD-Roms would you recommend to other users of this forum? do you have other ideas about reference books? Would it be Brum & Brummies by Prof Chinn or
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Learning from the Past
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Contrasts in a Victorian City: Birmingham
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Pedrocut
Online: Historic England Aerial Photo Explorer
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Needless Alley by Natalie Marlow.
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Books of Birmingham images
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Books: about Winson Green area by Gary Smith
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Handbook of Birmingham 1886
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Online site: Black country History
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ChrisM
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TV Programme BBC2 : DNA Family Secrets.
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Magazine: Edgbastonian Monthly Local magazine
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Books featuring Birmingham
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Our reference section
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mikejee
Online Gutenberg Library: Curiosities of Dudley & the Black Country, From 1800 to 1860 by Clark
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Book: Industrial history
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Book: From sloggers to peaky blinders,gangs of birmingham
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A Sparks
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Book: A short history of Birmingham 1938 by Conrad Gill
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Book : A Brummie in the Family Vanessa Morgan.
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Newspapers: British Library Newspaper archives 1720 - 1880
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Astoness
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Book: First Blood - An insight into Scotland's Forgotten Prize-fighting History by Tony Geem
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Book: Crime and Punishment in Victorian times
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Website: Worcester, Know your Place
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Book: Chocolate Islands: Cocoa, Slavery & Colonial Africa (Catherine Higgs, 2012.)
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Pedrocut
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Book : Victorian & Edwardian Birmingham in old photos D McCulla
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Lady Penelope
Book: Arthur Lockwood. urban & industrial watercolours of Birmingham & Black Country.
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Book : Chamberlain And Cadbury
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Book: R.M.S Titanic - Made in the Midlands
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Newsletter: Irish Family History research
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Book: Telegraph People by John Lamb midland sports writing
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Book: Tales from the Barn. by Graham Fisher
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mikejee
mikejee
Book: Birmingham Parish workhouse 1730-1840
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mikejee
mikejee
Online Bodleian Library: John Johnson library of printed ephemera
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mikejee
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