The years 1955 to 2010 have been ones filled with change both for the infrastructure and society of the beautiful town of Dartmouth.
   The Dartmouth Chronicle has documented the trials and tribulations, the tragedies and the triumphs of the town and its people over this period, changing with the times, reflecting its moods and championing its causes. The Chronicles of Dartmouth Volume 2 uses the newspaper’s archives to follow on from the first volume by eminent historian Don Collinson. Concentrating on telling the story from the perspective of the town’s people – showing the strength and character imbedded deep in its community – Phil Scoble brings a humanity and gentle wit to the changes and trials they face.
   Featuring pictures taken from the paper’s archive, the Totnes Image Bank and the Dartmouth Museum, this is a beautifully presented, unique and personal journey through the changing face of Dartmouth over the last fifty five years. The definitive account of Dartmouth’s modern history, the Chronicles of Dartmouth 1955–2010 is a loving and engaging read about this much-loved town.

• 300 pages including colour endpapers • 627 illustrations including over 400 in colour • 130,000 words including comprehensive index • 6 chapters plus 3 appendices
• 296mm x 208mm • 115gsm paper • ISBN 978-0-9568464-2-6

RRP £25.00