Newcastle City Council

Welcome to Tyne Bridge Publishing, part of Newcastle Libraries, where you can buy 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.

Browse the Catalogue to discover the full range of books on offer. See our Recent Titles, and find out what's in store at  Forthcoming Books.  

Check out our Book of the Month. Celebrate Heritage Open Days this September. You can't visit Newcastle Gaol, it's long gone, but you can enter our competition. 

Look out for details of our fantastic Books on Tyne book festival at Newcastle City Library, and Newcastle College,  6 - 8 November 2010.

Listen to a podcast on 1960s fashion on  Newcastle Libraries blog.

Ordering our books is easy. Just print out the order form on any book page and mail it with your payment to Tyne Bridge Publishing, PO Box 88, Newcastle NE99 1DX. Or 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.
In the area? Browse and buy our books at City Library, Newcastle Visitor Information Centres, and at most local booksellers too.

• Help us write a new book on the 1970s we need your help!!
• Find out about Tyne Sound News audio service for the visually impaired and their free CD offer.
• Download free e-books.
• Find out about the latest talks and events. 
• Handy tips for would-be writers.
• Email us to order a free catalogue at tynebridge@newcastle.gov.uk.
• See the links page to find other useful websites.
• Visit the Walking with Witches website (www.walkingwithwitches.co.uk) for lots of great activities.
• Take a look at our 1960s Timeline . We need your help to fill it out!

You can also buy Tyne Bridge Publishing titles from Newcastle Libraries, Newcastle Visitor Information Centres, and local bookshops. Find all our titles on display on Level 1 of Newcastle's wonderful new City Library on New Bridge Street.