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When the whistle blew the story of Dial Post, Littleworth, Partridge Green & West Grinstead in World War 2

, 2008
West Grinstead Local History Group
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The Place of ‘The Local’ in History Workshop's Local History

African Studies, 2010
This article discusses the evolution of the History Workshop (HW)'s engagement with local history from the late 1970s to the present. It reflects on the articulation between local history and social history, which collectively defined much of the HW's theory and practice.
Noor Nieftagodien
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Local History and Oral History

History Workshop Journal, 1976
10 Rosemary C. Dunhill, 'I7th century invective: defamation cases as a source for word study', Devon & Cornwall Notes & Queries, xxxiii (pt. ii), p. 49. 1 Oxford University Archives, Deposition Book I6I9-27, fols. 93v_94v. 9 Bodleian Library, MS. Oxford Diocesan Papers c. 27, fol. 103r. 3 Bodleian Library, MS. Oxford Diocesan Papers c. 29, fols. 6v168v.
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Local History

2009
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Public History and Local History

The Public Historian, 1989
Where Wild Plum Trees Grew: Bicentennial Edition of Plum Borough History, 1788-1988, ELEANOR C. BROOME, et al., eds. Pittsburgh, Penn.: Allegheny Foothills Historical Society, 1988; xi + 116 pp., maps, illustrations, photographs, bibliography; paperbound. Mill Creek Journal, Ashland, Oregon, 1850-1860 by KAY ATWOOD.
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