Tyne Bridge Publishing logoWelcome to Tyne Bridge Publishing, Newcastle Libraries' own publishing house. We aim to produce the very best books on the local history of Tyneside. Whatever your interest, from shipbuilding to cemeteries or from bridges to haunted houses, you're sure to find something you'll enjoy. Our books make great gifts too.

Discover the full range of books on offer.

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Book of the month

Our book of the month is Heaton from farms to foundries, which is published this month. Find out more about our book of the month

Enter our easy competition and win a copy of Heaton from farms to foundries by Alan Morgan, City Guide and Newcastle expert. Enter the competition.

Tynebridge Publishing eBooks

Several of our publications are available to view as ebooks which can be read on most ereaders or on your computer.
Try the ebook version of 'Beneath this Green and Pleasant Land: a Miner's Life' by John Graham which is now out of print.  View Tyne Bridge Publishing ebooks.

Bygone Newcastle booklets

Some of our popular 'Bygone' series which are out of print may now be borrowed as ebooks from the Digital Collection so they are still available for you to read. We can also digitally print/photocopy you any out of print 'Bygone' at £2 per copy, just get in touch by phone or email.

How to order books from Tyne Bridge Publishing

Ordering our books is easy. Print out the order form from any book details in the catalogue and post it with your payment (please make cheques payable to 'City of Newcastle upon Tyne') to:

Tyne Bridge Publishing
City Library
Charles Avison Building
33 New Bridge Street West
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8AX

Or you can phone 0191 277 4174 to place your order by credit card. If we're not in, leave a message and we promise to call back. Some of our titles may be ordered online from Tyne & Wear Museums and of course there's always Amazon for most titles. If you have any enquiries you can also contact us by email at tynebridge@newcastle.gov.uk.
 
In the area? Browse and buy all our books at City Library, Newcastle Tourist Information Centre, and at most local booksellers too.

Page last updated: 4 May, 2012