books
This book combines personal narratives with unique photos and historical records to create a comprehensive and moving story of life for civilians on the Isle of Dogs during World War II.
A record of the Isle of Dogs before the arrival of the shiny new financial centre around Canary Wharf. And for Islanders, a walk down memory lane (and probably even some surprises).
A topographical dictionary of the East End's lost streets, churches, pubs, schools, wharves, and more.
A book to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Christ Church and the parish of St. John with St. Luke. Published by the Island History Trust in cooperation with Christ Church.
Artist Kathleen Hyndman's work provides a unique view of the post-war Isle of Dogs.
An illustrated historical survey of life and work in east London.
An interesting insight into life in Limehouse and on the Island by the famous landlord of the Waterman's Arms.
Benjamin Cowper's authorative and much-quoted 1853 work
Island History Trust photos of Island women from 1897 to 1983
Bill Regan's wartime diaries as published by his daughter Ann, and edited by Mick Lemmerman and Con Maloney. All proceeds from the book go to the Friends of Island History Trust.
A pictorial history of London's Docks 1860-1970
Cultures in Conflict, Worlds in Collision
The history of the civil engineering works which have gone into making the Port of London.
A pictorial history of London's Docks 1860-1970
Survey of London, Volume XLIII parts 1 and 2