Publications

Bulletins

Contributors publish their research on aspects of local history; has been produced annually since 1992.

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Tewkesbury's War Hospitals

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The History of Tewkesbury’s War Hospitals, 1914-1918‘Alien Duties for the Privileged’?

by John Dixon, MPhil., with Research assisted by Linda Kean-Price.

Published 2019.

Digital Bulletin Articles

Individual articles from Bulletins 2 to 27 and Bulletin 1 (2nd edition).

Tewkesbury's Two Forgotten Railways!

With the support of THS, John Dixon has published his labour of love – Tewkesbury’s Two Forgotten Railways – along with a reissue of Roger Butwell's 2011 commemoration dvd. [Now out of print, but some copies available at Alison's Bookshop, Tewkesbury.]

Fuelled by Milk

Fuelled by Milk is a new publication (2017), that not only replaces Harry Workman's memoirs vols 1 & 2, but also adds a new chapter written by Roger Workman, celebrating the 80^th anniversary of Cotswold Dairy.

A Noble Band of Heroes

A history of all those from Tewkesbury who lost their lives because of the 'Great War'.

Literary Tewkesbury

Illustrated anthology celebrating the history of Tewkesbury through literature associated with the town. (Out of print - digital copy only available)

Doddo Defiled

By John Dixon & Toby Clempson, Doddo Defiled, the controversial history of the re-development of Tewkesbury’s Upper High Street. (Out of print - but see Then & Now volume V)

Then and Now

Anthology of articles published in Tewkesbury Direct newspaper. Then & Now Volume V follows the same format as previous volumes but concentrates on the history of the High Street shopping centre (the 'Kremlin').

Never Has So Much ...

By John Dixon, “Never has so much been owed ...”. A memorial to those of Tewkesbury and district who lost their lives in World War II.

Cemetery

A combined book and CD-ROM: Anthony Skelsey, History of Tewkesbury Municipal Cemetery and Mike English, Cemetery Database (contains burial records 1857-1962; cemetery burial plots; Bennett's list of cholera victims).

War Memorial

History of Tewkesbury’s War Memorial.

Goodbye Mr. Harrison

By Sam Eedle, an account of the life of Arthur Harrison, a teacher in Tewkesbury killed in World War I.

1st Railway Station

A short history of the First Railway Station in the High Street. (Out of print - digital copy only available)

Historical Briefing Documents

HBD1: The Crescent
HBD2: Spring Gardens
HBD3: The Hop Pole Hotel
Out of print, but can be made available by emailing John Dixon on president@tewkesburyhistory.org