Publications are on sale at selected local bookstores and the monthly meetings held at St Mary's Hall, Church Street, Twickenham between October and May. To order copies online, click on the image of the desired publication below. To order by post please send a cheque for the full amount payable to The Borough of Twickenham Local History Society to: Chairman, Publications Committee, 75 Radnor Road, Twickenham TW1 4NB.



Twickenham Motor Cars 108. Twickenham Motorcars – A Local History of Motor Manufacturing
107. The Camp on Hounslow Heath
106. Images of Hampton in the 1970s and 1980s
105. ‘Regeneration of a Local Community’ Fulwell, 1939-2020
104. Pictures of Hampton in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s
103. Kneller Hall – Looking Backward Looking Forward
102. The Hidden Area of Teddington – The Growth of Fulwell 1870-1939
101. Radnor House Twickenham – The Story of a Thames-side House
100. Images of Hampton in the 1920s and 30s
99. ‘”A Life Well Led” Richard Gardner (1842-1918) and the City and Metropolitan Police Orphanage, Twickenham
98. The Fallen of St Mary’s Parish Twickenham 1914-1918
97. Down the Drain
96. A Suburb of Contrasts – The Udney Park Estate, Teddington 1870-1939
95. Hampton 100 Years Ago
94. I have a weak heart and military service would knock me up
91. Sport in Twickenham
93. The Changing Face of Station Road, Hampton
92. Hampton Wick: The Story of a Thames-side Village Part II: Nineteenth Century
90. Whitton Brook – Formerly Birket’s Brook
89. Horace Walpole and the Berry Sisters
88. The Highways and Byways of Hampton
87. Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Group in Twickenham
86. Hampton 1915-1937
85. The Bronze Age Barrow at Teddington
84. Hampton Wick The Story of a Thames-side Village Part 1: Up to 1800
83. Stephen Hales 1677-1761, Science, Philanthropy and Religion in 18th Century Teddington
82. Louis Kyezor ‘The King of Whitton’ c1796-1869
81. The Poupart Family in the Borough of Twickenham 1874-1936
80. When the Bombs Fell – Twickenham, Teddington and the Hamptons under Aerial Bombardment during the Second World War
78. Medieval Teddington – The Story of a Manor of Westminster Abbey in the 14th Century
77. Lady Frances Waldegrave- Political Hostess at Strawberry Hill 1856- 1879
75. The Second Earl of Kilmorey and his Mausoleum in St Margarets
74. A Tribute to Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill House on the occasion of the bicentenary of his death on 2 March 1797
73. The Happiest Days…A History of Education in Twickenham Part Two. 20th Century Schools
72. Richard, Earl of Cornwall & King of Almayne 1209 1272
70. The Happiest Days . . . A History of Education in Twickenham Part 1 1645-1918
69. Some Noble Patriotic Men – And Women! – RSA Members and Prizewinners of the Twickenham Area
68. Cambridge Park, East Twickenham- The Building of a Suburb
67. The Fashioned Reed – The Poets of Twickenham from St. Margarets to Hampton Court from 1500
66. A Twickenham Fireman Remembers 1929-1933
64. St. Margarets – A Banker’s House and its Contents in 1817
61. Thomas Twining of Twickenham – His Work, His Museum, and the Perryn House Estate
60. The Manor House, Twickenham
59. Protestant Noncomformity in Twickenham, Whitton, Teddington and the Hamptons
55. Free For All: The Public Library Movement in Twickenham
41. Whitton Park and Whitton Place
35. Twickenham Society in Queen Anne’s Reign from the Letters of Isabella Wentworth
13. The Women’s Suffrage Movement in and around Richmond and Twickenham

OCCASIONAL PAPERS




10. The Italian Murder and the Slums of Victorian and Edwardian Kingston upon Thames
9. Twickenham’s Pubs
The Coloured Mass: Art And Artists In The Twickenham Area From Tudor Times To The 21st Century
Church Street, Twickenham
Dr Langdon Down and the Normansfield Theatre
York House, Twickenham