Later Georgian Churches
Late Georgian Churches: Anglican Architecture, Patronage and Churchgoing in England 1790-1840 by Christopher Webster How the Anglican church responded to population growth and the
Publications by the Society
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Life in Georgian Beverley
The latest Georgian Society for East Yorkshire publication is an edition, by Susan Neave, of a full transcription of the diary kept from 1788 until 1805 by a gentleman ‘of indepe
Georgian East Yorkshire – Journal of the Georgian Society for East Yorkshire 2
Illustrated articles on: Two Monuments Restored – David Neave Barbara English, Historian and Conservationist – A Bibliography The Reconstruction of the Portico at Boynt
Georgian East Yorkshire – Journal of the Georgian Society for East Yorkshire 1
Illustrated articles on: An Outing to East Yorkshire’s Georgian Churches – Stephen Deas Thomas Atkinson – John Carr’s York Rival – David Neave Georgia
Historical Map of Beverley
The Georgian Society for East Yorkshire funded An Historical Map of Beverley, which was commissioned by the Historic Towns Trust as part of its Town & City Historical Maps seri
Shops, Shambles and the Street Market by Ann Bennett
Retailing in Georgian Hull 1770 to 1810 A period of great commercial expansion in Hull during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries coincided with a series of changes
A New Picture of Georgian Hull by Ivan and Elisabeth Hall
First Published in 1978, this book is a vital reference for local historians: This is the first book devoted to the architectural heritage of 18th and earlier 19th Century Hull. Th
William Mason: A Son of Hull, a Fame Forgotten by Gwen Staveley
For more than two decades Gwen Staveley has been involved in the study of William Mason. In 1990 she delivered a paper to members of the Hull Women’s Literary Club; ‘My
Georgian Architecture and the Georgian Society for East Yorkshire by Austen Redman and David Neave
“This publication has been produced to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Georgian Society for East Yorkshire. At the beginning of 1937 Rupert Alec-Smith, then aged just 2
Landscape Parks and Gardens of East Yorkshire 1700-1830 by David Neave and Deborah Turnbull
Published in 1992, this book combines modern photos and historical plans in an encyclopaedic survey of the Georgian landscape parks of East Yorkshire. Only a few copies remain. Pri
Visits 2013 Photo Book by Austen Redman
A limited number of booklets featuring photographs from all of the 2013 visits have been printed. The booklets are A4 size and printed with colour photographs from every visit of t