Plymouth Building Accounts of the 16th & 17th Centuries
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The Plymouth Building Accounts record the expenditure on three public building projects undertaken in Plymouth between 1564 and 1620, including the building of the Guildhall in 1606-7. This edition, with introduction, tells us much about the city's builders, their wages, and the techniques they used, and will interest historians of architecture and of urban economies.
Edwin Welch
Edwin Welch (1927-1998) was an archivist and worked in various parts of England from 1951 to 1971 and subsequently in Canada. He was an expert and writer on Dissenting history.
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