Kelly's Directory Of Northamptonshire 1910

Unlock the Secrets of Edwardian Northamptonshire with Kelly's 1910 Directory

Journey back to the autumn of 1910, a world on the cusp of monumental change. Imagine the bustling market towns of Northampton and Kettering, the quiet villages nestled in the Nene Valley, and the cobbled streets where horse-drawn carriages still outnumbered motor cars. Now, you can explore this world in intricate detail with this exact facsimile reprint of Kelly's Directory of Northamptonshire 1910.

More than just a list of names, this directory is a comprehensive snapshot of life in Edwardian England. It is an indispensable key for anyone looking to unlock their family history, research local heritage, or simply lose themselves in the past.

Inside this invaluable resource, you will discover:

Residential & Commercial Listings: Find your ancestors by name, discover their occupations, and pinpoint their exact address. From the local boot and shoemaker to the county magistrate, everyone is here.
Official Court & County Information: A complete guide to local government, magistrates, clergy, and public officials, offering a unique insight into the power structures of the day.
Town & Village Histories: Detailed descriptions of every major town and village, including their history, landmarks, principal landowners, and local facilities.
Trades & Professions Directory: A fascinating A-Z of businesses and services. Discover the shops your family frequented, the inns where they stayed, and the industries that shaped the county.
Transport & Communication: Find information on railway timetables, coach and carrier services, and post offices, showing how people and goods moved around the county.
Who is this for?

The Genealogist: Trace your Northamptonshire ancestors, build your family tree, and understand the world they inhabited.
The Local Historian: Research the history of your town or village, its buildings, and its people with this primary source document.
The House Detective: Uncover the history of your period property and find out who lived there over a century ago.
The Social Historian: Gain a ground-level view of Edwardian society, from the grand estates to the working-class terraces.