airships - Reference Books For an in-depth history of Howden, the town, the Minister, the Bishops of Durham and the RNAS there are a few books written by local authors and historians that cover Howden's history in detail:Howden an East Riding market towntells the story of the development of the church and the town's history from Anglo Saxon times to the 1900s.Written by Susan Butler & Ken. Powls, two local historians, it is the comprehensive account of Howden's past for 150 years. Howden Exploredis: a guide to the town and its buildings. Written by Dr. David Neave it takes the reader around the town in the form of a town trial with the history of the Minister and other landmarks and buildings explained in detail, accompanied with photographs and drawings.Howden Ministerby, the Rev. Cannon Barry Keeton, it provides a guide to the Minister with text and photographs, it also provides a list of, Rectors, Vicars, Curates and Ministers from c1164 up to 1994.Icarus over the Humberby, Mr. T.W. Jamison, tells the story of the R38/ZR2 airship and contains an in-depth account of the ill fated airship and a wealth of information on the Howden airship station.Slide Ruleby, Neville Shute, the book is Neville Shute's autobiography and covers the time he spent in Howden while working on the R-100 airship.Founding of a ParishRev. R. W. Connelly, using the book "Historical Notes on English Catholic Mission and Howden Parish Registers tries to unravel the Catholic church beginnings in Howden.

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Reference Books

For an in-depth history of Howden, the town, the Minister, the Bishops of Durham and the RNAS there are a few books written by local authors and historians that cover Howden's history in detail:

Howden an East Riding market town	tells the story of the development of the church and the town's history from Anglo Saxon times to the 1900s.Written by Susan Butler & Ken. Powls, two local historians, it is the comprehensive account of Howden's past for 150 years.
Howden Explored	is: a guide to the town and its buildings. Written by Dr. David Neave it takes the reader around the town in the form of a town trial with the history of the Minister and other landmarks and buildings explained in detail, accompanied with photographs and drawings.
Howden Minister	by, the Rev. Cannon Barry Keeton, it provides a guide to the Minister with text and photographs, it also provides a list of, Rectors, Vicars, Curates and Ministers from c1164 up to 1994.
Icarus over the Humber	by, Mr. T.W. Jamison, tells the story of the R38/ZR2 airship and contains an in-depth account of the ill fated airship and a wealth of information on the Howden airship station.
Slide Rule	by, Neville Shute, the book is Neville Shute's autobiography and covers the time he spent in Howden while working on the R-100 airship.
Founding of a Parish	Rev. R. W. Connelly, using the book "Historical Notes on English Catholic Mission and Howden Parish Registers tries to unravel the Catholic church beginnings in Howden.

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ph: 01430431858
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