The Regional Books (book series)

The Regional Books was a book series of topographical guides to the British regions published by Robert Hale and Company^[1] from 1952. It was edited by Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald.^[2]

In the 1970s they published a broader Regions of Britain series.

Title	Date	Author
Black Country	1952	Phil Drabble
Breckland	1956	Olive Cook
The Broads	1952	R. H. Mottram
The Channel Shore	1953	Aubrey de Selincourt
The Cotswolds	1955	Edith Brill
Dartmoor^[3]	1958	Ernest Walter Martin
Exmoor	1953	Laurence Meynell
The Fens	1953	Alan Bloom
Forest of Dean^[4]	1952	Francis William Baty
Gower	1956	Olive Phillips
Holiday Lancashire	1955	Sydney Moorhouse
The Isle of Wight	1953	Monica Hutchings
The Mendips^[5]	1954	Arthur Wilfred Coysh, Edward John Mason and Vincent Waite
Merthyr, Rhondda and The Valleys	1958	Arthur Trystan Edwards
The Northern Marches^[6]	1953	Cledwyn Hughes
Peakland	1954	Crichton Porteous
Pembrokeshire	1957	Ronald Lockley
Romney Marsh	1953	Walter J. C. Murray
Salisbury Plain	1955	Ralph Whitlock
The Scilly Isles^[7]	1953	Clara Coltman Rogers Vyvyan
Sedgemoor and Avalon	1954	Desmond Hawkins
The Solway Firth	1955	Brian Blake
The South Hams	1955	Margaret Willy
The Southern Marches	1952	H. J. Massingham
Thames Estuary	1954	William Wilkinson Addison
Torridon Highlands^[8]	1953	Brenda Grace Joan Macrow
The Vale of Berkeley	1954	Lewis Wilshire
The Vale of Pewsey	1954	H. W. Timperley
The Weald of Kent and Sussex	1953	Sheila Kaye-Smith
The Wessex Heathland	1953	Ralph Wightman
The Wirral Peninsula	1955	Norman Ellison

References

^ "Rural Mappings" by Catherine Brace in Paul J. Cloke, ed. (2003). Country Visions. Harlow: Pearson Education. p. 56. ISBN 978-0-13-089601-8.
^ May Theilgaard Watts (1 August 2009). Reading the Landscape of Europe. Nature Study Guild Publishers. pp. 49–72 (p. 303). ISBN 978-0-912550-30-5.
^ Ernest Walter Martin (1958). Dartmoor. Hale.
^ Francis William Baty (1952). Forest of Dean. R. Hale.
^ Arthur Wilfred Coysh; E. J. Mason; V. Waite (1954). The Mendips. Hale.
^ Cledwyn Hughes (1953). The Northern Marches. Hale.
^ C. C. Vyvyan (1953). The Scilly Isles. Hale.
^ Brenda Grace Joan Macrow (1953). Torridon Highlands. Robert Hale.