Graham Phythian Livres

In 1940, the Manchester and Salford Blitz saw the city and its surroundings targeted by the German Luftwaffe.

Focusing on the life of an extraordinary athlete, the biography explores William Foulke's impact on soccer during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Standing at an impressive 6'7", he earned the nickname "Fatty" and is best remembered for his role as a goalkeeper with Sheffield United and Chelsea. The book delves into his unique characteristics and contributions to the sport, highlighting how his size and skill set him apart in a transformative era for English soccer.

The Peterloo Massacre reconsidered through the narratives of eyewitnesses

Delve into the vibrant history of South Manchester through a captivating collection of articles that evoke nostalgia for the area's past. Richly illustrated with 50 pictures, the book features diverse topics, including local sporting events, the impact of the two world wars, and intriguing tales of ghosts and buried treasure. It also highlights memorable local figures, such as a Channel swimmer and an Oscar winner. This engaging compilation offers an informative and entertaining glimpse into the colorful stories of Didsbury, Chorlton, Levenshulme, Rusholme, and Northenden.