| TITLE |
AUTHOR |
PUBLISHED |
ISBN |
PRICE |
A FLIGHT TOO FAR
The story of Elsie Mackay of Glenapp who was lost when attempting to fly
over the Atlantic.
|
Jack Hunter
 |
2008 |
978-0-9542966-8-1 |
£3.00 |
GARLIESTON – EMERGENCE OF A VILLAGE
The history of Garlieston village and locality. |
David
Kirkwood
 |
2007 |
978 0 9542966 6 7 4 |
£4.75 |
|
100 YEARS OF STRANRAER GOLF CLUB |
James Blair, Andrew Hannay and James
Sproule
 |
2007 |
978 0 9542966-6-7 |
£7.00 |
|
PREHISTORIC SETTLEMENT IN THE
WIGTOWNSHIRE MOORS
Dr Murray describes
prehistoric remains on the moors. |
Dr Jane Murray
 |
2006 |
0 9542966-5-6 |
£4.75 |
|
AIRCREW IN WARTIME
Norman Fidler relates his wartime
experiences in the R.A.F. |
NORMAN
FIDLER
 |
2006 |
0-9542966-4-8 |
£4.00 |
|
EVERY BEACH A PORT
The
story of William McCormack
& Sons Ltd |
BILL McCORMACK
 |
2005 |
0 9542966-2-1 |
£4.50 |
|
THE LOST TOWN OF INNERMESSAN
Jack Hunter goes in search of the lost
town and its history |
JACK HUNTER
 |
2004 |
0 9542966-1- 3 |
£2.50 |
|
AULD LANG SYNE IN THE RHINS OF GALLOWAY
Memories of childhood days spent in
the Rhins of Galloway |
PROF. CHARLES McNEIL
 |
2003 |
0 9542966-0-5 |
£8.50 |
|
PLACE-NAMES IN THE RHINNS OF GALLOWAY AND
LUCE VALLEY
An invaluable guide the place names
around us |
JOHN
MacQUEEN
 |
2002 |
0 9535776-8-6 |
£9.50 |
|
PORTPATRICK TO DONAGHDEE - THE ORIGINAL
SHORT SEA ROUTE.
The history of the original route
across the North Channel from the first written records of 1616 until the
demise of the service in 1891.
|
FRASER G. MacHAFFIE
 |
2001 |
0 9535776-7-8 |
(NOW OUT OF PRINT) |
|
ROYAL BURGH OF STRANRAER 1617-1967-2000.
A comprehensive history of Stranraer
from its earliest times, to the Royal Charter from King James VI in 1617
and thence to the year 2000.
|
JOHN S.B.
BOYD
 |
REPRINTED IN 2000 WITH ADDITIONS BY
CHRISTINE WILSON, JACK HUNTER & DONNIE NELSON |
0 9535776-4-3 |
£2.50 |
A PEEP AT STRANRAER'S PAST.
Photographs and thoughts from
Stranraer's past.
|
DONNIE
NELSON
 |
1999 |
0 9535776-3-5 |
£4.00 |
| THE LOSS OF THE 'PRINCESS VICTORIA'.
The loss of the Stranraer - Larne
ferry, Princess Victoria in a severe storm in the North Channel on
31st
January, 1953 when 133 people perished.
|
JACK
HUNTER
 |
1999 |
0 9535776-1-9 |
£2.50 |
|
STRANRAER IN WORLD WAR TWO. REVISED EDITION
The brief overall view of the many and
varied military operations and installations in the area during
World War Two.
|
ARCHIE
BELL
 |
2005 |
0 9542966-3-X |
£3.50 |
