Pevsner completed his survey of England's buildings with Staffordshire. A county of striking contrasts, it includes the industrial towns that make up Stoke-on-Trent and much of the Black Country, but also the cathedral city of Lichfield, and the wild...

This is the first fully revised and expanded guide to the buildings of Lothian since Colin McWilliam's pioneering volume of 1978, with new colour photography, maps and plans to accompany the unrivalled coverage of the area. Lothian surrounds the capi...

The newly revised Pevsner guide to the buildings of Oxford and South-East Oxfordshire. This updated guide addresses half a century of change and development since the previous edition, including a wealth of ambitious new buildings for the University...

Providing unrivalled coverage of the area, this volume offers a fully revised and updated guide to the North Riding of Yorkshire. From the fells on the Westmorland border, through the unspoilt wild beauty of Swaledale and Wensleydale to the highest c...

The first Pevsner volume to explore the Isle of Man's unique architectural inheritance. The Isle of Man has had many incarnations – a land of Celtic monks, the realm of the Norse sea-kings, the petty kingdom of the Earls of Derby, a nest of Georgian...

A newly expanded volume on England's preeminent "Home County", exploring its mix of rural and urban architecture as well as its many major historic buildings. Surrey is the preeminent "Home County". For centuries it has been the playground for Londo...

The latest revised volume in the Pevsner Architectural Guides, covering Birmingham and the towns and settlements of the Black Country. This fully revised account of the buildings of the City of Birmingham, its suburbs and outskirts, and the adjacent...

With hundreds of buildings added to the new gazetteer, this volume offers a fully revised and updated guide to Wiltshire. From prehistoric Stonehenge and thirteenth-century Salisbury Cathedral, to Elizabethan Longleat, Palladian Wilton and landscaped...

This volume surveys one of northern England's most varied and rewarding counties. County Durham, flanked by the rivers Tyne and Tees, boasts Durham Cathedral, England's most impressive Norman church, located unforgettably alongside Durham Castle on t...

Full of memorable and surprising buildings, Nottinghamshire is a county that rewards close investigation. Great medieval churches are represented by Newark, Worksop Priory, and Southwell Minster, famous for its exquisite carved "leaves". Of the count...