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Dunnock Books Latest Publications | About the author and how to purchase Dunnock Books titles |
Linda Sexton graduated in 2004 with a BA Hons. in Individual Studies, awarded by The University of East Anglia. She studied as a mature student at Suffolk College, Ipswich and most of her research was carried out at Ipswich Record Office.
Linda has written two books on aspects of Suffolk social history, and gives illustrated talks on local history around Suffolk. The 5 available talks are:
| Miss Grimwade and the Girls of Hope House: Attitudes to Women and Work (circa 1900) |
| Suffolk Children In Care: The Story Of St John's Home |
| 54 Miles to Yarmouth: The Ipswich to South Town and Bungay Turnpike Trust (1785-1872) |
| A brief history of the Suffolk Landscape (1066-1900) |
| A Short History of Shopping: Bartering to the Internet via markets and the rise of the department store |
To obtain copies of Linda's books, or to arrange a speaking engagement (Suffolk and surrounding areas only):
| By Email: | info@mytalks.co.uk |
| By Post: | 24 Crofton Road, Ipswich, Suffolk. IP4 4QS, England |
| To Order a Dunnock Books title: | Please contact the author with your required delivery address. |
| Books are priced at £5.00 + £1.50 p&p | |
| Cheques should be made payable to "L.Sexton". | |