Explore Redditch
by Anthony Green
Website designed, developed, updated and published by Anthony Green
Explore Redditch
Publications
I am currently working on a range of books related to the history my home town Redditch, and using the material I have obtained both personally, from my own experience, and, also, of course, my own local history research. These span my own experience of the town from childhood, research I have carried out in producing presentations, exhibitions and talks, and the time I have spent as a volunteer at Forge Mill Needle Museum and Bordesley Abbey Visitor Centre. Athough all the books are available in a printed loop wire bound version, they are all are available as a free ‘flip book’ and pdf download. I have also scanned and made available a number of historic publications related to the history of Redditch. These can be found at
The Explore Redditch Websites
Eight circular walks around Redditch ranging in length
from 1 mile to 3.5 miles.
There are five circular walks starting from Redditch Town
Centre and three for the Arrow Valley Park.
A5 Landscape - 210mm (wide) * 148mm (high)
38 pages with colour illustrations
Printed Book (loop wire bound) £5.00
Redditch History Walks
Essays on Redditch History
This has a range of essays covering different aspects of
the history of Redditch.
It includes a timeline of the history of the town and one
relating specifically to WW2.
A5 Portrait - 148mm (wide) * 210mm (high)
110 pages with b/w illustrations
Printed Book (loop wire bound) £7.00
Redditch in the Snow - Winter 1962/63
The winter of 1962–63 was one of the coldest winters on record
in the United Kingdom. When the snow hit Redditch, I was 19,
and I set out with my brother Vince to record the effect on
Redditch at this time.
This modest book records a selection of the photographs I took
with my first 35mm camera and I have added some descriptive
text to give a view of the town at that time.
A5 Landscape - 210mm (wide) * 148mm (high)
48 pages with b/w illustrations
Printed Book (loop wire bound) £5.00
Explore Redditch
by Anthony Green
That remarkable little Worcestershire Town
Household Words, Charles Dickens 1850
Website designed, developed, updated and published by Anthony Green
Publications
I am currently working on a range of books related to the history my home town Redditch, and using the material I have obtained both personally, from my own experience, and, also, of course, my own local history research. These span my own experience of the town from childhood, research I have carried out in producing presentations, exhibitions and talks, and the time I have spent as a volunteer at Forge Mill Needle Museum and Bordesley Abbey Visitor Centre. Athough all the books are available in a printed loop wire bound version, they are all are available as a free ‘flip book’ and pdf download. I have also scanned and made available a number of historic publications related to the history of Redditch. These can be found at
Redditch History Walks
Eight circular walks around Redditch ranging in length
from 1 mile to 3.5 miles.
There are five circular walks starting from Redditch
Town Centre and three for the Arrow Valley Park.
A5 Landscape - 210mm (wide) * 148mm (high)
38 pages with colour illustrations
Printed Book (loop wire bound) £5.00
Essays on Redditch History
This has a range of essays covering different aspects of the
history of Redditch.
It includes a timeline of the history of the town and one
relating specifically to WW2.
A5 Portrait - 148mm (wide) * 210mm (high)
110 pages with b/w illustrations
Printed Book (loop wire bound) £7.00
Redditch in the Snow - Winter 1962/63
The winter of 1962–63 was one of the coldest winters on record
in the United Kingdom. When the snow hit Redditch, I was 19,
and I set out with my brother Vince to record the effect on
Redditch at this time.
This modest book records a selection of the photographs I took
with my first 35mm camera and I have added some descriptive
text to give a view of the town at that time.
A5 Landscape - 210mm (wide) * 148mm (high)
48 pages with b/w illustrations
Printed Book (loop wire bound) £5.00
