Northampton in 50 Buildings by East Midlands historian Lorna Talbott will appeal to history-lovers and residents, according to Amberley Publishing.
The latest in the 'in 50 Buildings' series reveals how the Norman conquest, the English Civil War, a great fire in the 17th century and expansion in the 1960s all had an impact on the town's architecture.
Flick through our gallery of pictures showcasing just a handful of the 50 buildings in Northampton featured in the book.
1. The Holy Sepulchre, Sheep Street
The Holy Sepulchre is a Norman round church dating from around 1100. It is grade I-listed and was probably built by then-Earl of Northampton, Simon de Senlis. Photo: Amberley Publishing | other
2. Barratts Footshape Works, Kingsthorpe Road
Barratts Footshape Works was built in 1913 and was originally built for Barratts shoemakers, hence the wording on the front and side. The company was taken over by Stylo in 1961 and closed in 1998. Photo: Amberley Publishing | other
3. Abington Park ruins
The remains of the medieval village of Abington in Abington Park. Photo: Amberley Publishing | other
4. The Guildhall, St Giles Street
The Guildhall has been the municipal heart of Northampton since 1864. Photo: Amberley Publishing | other