APPROXIMATELY 5,500 WORDS IN LENGTH. AN IDEAL TEACHING AID. This is a short story about the life of a humble Victorian, from his difficult start in East India, the loss of his parents at an early age to his determination to lead a worthy and useful life. This is the story of Samuel William McCarraher. The book includes first hand accounts of his life left by Samuel and is the sequel to A VICTORIAN SOLDIER'S STORY about his father's life.
The history of a beloved venue unfolds through its transformation from the New Picture House Cinema, which opened in 1937, to the City Hall in 1963. For 24 years, the cinema entertained Salisbury until its closure, after which the City Hall hosted iconic performances, including bands like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. This book offers a detailed account of the building's evolution over the decades, enriched by interviews with former and current staff, capturing the cultural significance of this community landmark from 1937 to 2013.
A detailed chronicle of this quirky seventies band based around the in-depth interviews with all the band members as well as the road crew and fans from around the world. The book has been revised and updated since it was first self-published in 2004, which helps to make this official biography the definitive word on Sailor.