All Publications
Books & Pamphlets1. GEORGE SHAW OF ST CHAD'S, SADDLEWORTH
G. B. Howcroft. 1972.
2. SADDLEWORTH HERITAGE
Bernard Barnes. Drawings by Geldart. Published in Association with
Saddleworth Festival of the Arts. 1975.
3. PASSAGE THROUGH TIME
Saddleworth Roads & Trackways - a History. Bernard Barnes. 1981.
4. RIGODUNUM.
The Roman Forts at Castleshaw. Ken Booth. 1983.
5. SADDLEWORTH SURVEYED.
Selected Maps of the Township. Editors B.Barnes, P.M.Buckley, J.M.Hunt,; A.J.Petford.;
Published in Association with Saddleworth Festival of the Arts.; 1983.
6. ADDRESSES TO THE DIFFERENT CLASSES OF MEN IN THE
PARISH OF SADDLEWORTH. Daniel Neild, Lees, 1795. Reprinted 1983.
7. A MANUFACTURER'S BUSINESS A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
Notes on the Account Books of Joseph Wrigley of Stonebreaks
(1711 -1781).Compiled by Samuel Andrew. Reprint from Oldham Chronicle 1879. 1984.
8. WITH AMMON WRIGLEY IN SADDLEWORTH.
Sam Seville. Editor Bernard Barnes. 1984.
9. SADDLEWORTH BUILDINGS.
A Guide to the Vernacular architecture of the Parish of Saddleworth in the Pennines.
W. John Smith. Published in Association with Saddleworth Festival of the Arts. 1987.
10. ST ANNE'S, LYDGATE - THE STORY OF A PENNINE PARISH. 1788 - 1988.
Canon C.C.W.Airne. Published with St Anne's, Lydgate P.C.C. 1988.
11.CHERRY VALLEY CHRONICLES.
Letters from Thomas Buckley of Massachusetts to Ralph Buckley of Saddleworth 1845 -
1875. Editor Maurice Dennett. 1991.
12. HUDDERSFIELD NARROW CANAL.
A compendium of Articles published in the Saddleworth Historical Society Bulletin.
Published to celebrate the bicentenary of the canal. 1994.
13. SADDLEWORTH 1914-1919.
The Experience of a Pennine Community during the Great War. K.W.Mitchinson. 1995.
p240. Includes a
comprehensive listing & details of the men killed, of POWs &
gallantry awards.
The hardback
edition stock is now less than twenty.