A guide to Cambridge and its university. Photographs record the city's buildings, parks and museums, and the text discusses the origin and history of every college, and celebrities associated with them. The book also covers Ely Cathedral and other places of interest near Cambridge.

Cambridge

Travel

HALL, Michael

Frankl, Ernest

Europe

PRENTICE/HALL

Oxford

1984, paperback edition, Prentice-Hall, NJ. Handsome work, 103 pages. Maps / full-color photos throughout. Brilliant text by an excellent author. Captures this unique city. Perfect for those who intend to visit Oxford.

A guide to the history of Bath, one of Europe's most stylish resorts, from the time the Romans put it on the map as Aquae Sulis and built their majestic temple and complex of baths. The photographs and text take the reader through and around the city, highlighting the places of interest.

Bath (Pevensey Heritage Guides Series)

Newman, Paul

Sterling Pub. Co., Inc.

Yorkshire was an inspiration to Turner and the Bronte Sisters, and continues to entice walkers, botanists and archaeologists. The photographs and text in this guide reveal an immense variety of magnificent scenery and a wealth of historical and literary associations. Ten walks are included.

Yorkshire Moors & Dales (Pevensey Heritage Guides Series)

Sugden, Marian

A guide to the history of York from its Roman beginning, through its Viking heyday, to the ecclesiastical, academic and cultural centre it is today. Three city walks, supported by maps and photographs, highlight and explain places of interest, and sites within a 30-mile radius are also covered.

York (Pervensey Heritage Guides)

Fiddes, Angela

David&Charles

This guide to London provides an introduction to the history of the city's great monuments, and also describes the many varied districts at the centre of this vast, diverse capital, from the City and the Inns of Court to Covent Garden, Bloomsbury, Kensington, Chelsea and Knightsbridge, explaining how they evolved and what happens there today. Individual chapters deal with the Thames, royal London and the city's parks and gardens, taking the reader beyond the usual tourist itineraries. There is also a gazetteer of places to visit outside the centre, from the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew and the aristocratic palaces of Syon and Osterley, to the grandeur of Greenwich, the delights of Hampstead, and the burial place of Karl Marx.

London (Pevensey Heritage Guides)

Clarke, Keith

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