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The Great War Display Team
A rare insight into one of Britain's best display teams, written by longtime member and early aviation expert Ernie Hoblyn.
Plymouth at Work
Plymouth at Work is a fascinating pictorial history of the working life of the Devon city of Plymouth in the last hundred and more years.
Industrial Archaeology of the Plym Valley
In this new look at the Plym Valley, local author Ernie Hoblyn looks at the ruins of the industrial past and asks, 'Why did they build that here and what is it for?' Covering the valley running north from the Laira estuary to Clearbook, Industrial Archaeology of the Plym Valley describes the railways, quarries, mines, mills and clay works that once operated there, looking at both the physical remains and the memories of those who once lived in the valley. Most of the industries in the Plym Valley existed during the period from the mid-eighteenth century to the late nineteenth or early twentieth century, roughly from the start of the Industrial Revolution to the late Victorian era. Few survived very far into the twentieth century and today little apart from ruins of buildings survives as witness to all the hard work done by many people over many years. This book aims to bring a few of these ruins to life and tell their story.
Plymouth's Military Heritage
The military heritage of Plymouth from earliest times to the present day. Will be of interest to all those who would like to know more about Plymouth's remarkable military history.
Historic England: Plymouth
An illustrated history of one of Britain’s finest cities – Plymouth. Using photographs taken from the unique Historic England Archive.
Bristol Scout 1264
In 1913, Frank Barnwell designed the Bristol Scout, which was the fastest and most manoeuvrable warplane for the first eighteen months of the First World War, and became the prototype single-seat fighter from which all later fighters were derived. As a result Barnwell became one of the seminal figures in the development of aircraft design. In 1916, Flt Sub Lt F. D. H. Bremner RNAS flew Bristol Scouts for No. 2 Wing in the eastern Mediterranean. In 1983, his grandson David discovered three aircraft parts from Scout no. 1264 in his late grandfather's workshop and twenty years later he, together with his friend Theo Willford, researched the possibility of rebuilding her from these three parts. ...
Aeroaddict
The story of one man's lifetime involvement with aircraft and flying, from wartime to the present day.
Ernie
In this candid and witty memoir, Ernest Borgnine tells about his fifty-year career in motion pictures and television.
Ernie
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