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Revisiting Whitbarrow

Chris Jesty returns to Whitbarrow, one of his favourite walks from Wainwright's The Outlying Fells of Lakeland, published in 1974.

Titus Wilson & Son Ltd sign a four-year contract to print the Wainwright books for the Westmorland Gazette.

George Kitching was inspired by Richard Adams’ 1977 bestseller Plague Dogs and follows the tale of, Rowf and Snitter in the Coniston Fells.

Graham Wilkinson presents the story behind the Wainwright ‘signed’ prints. They were originally produced in 1985 by the Westmorland Gazette.

Shane Wilkinson follows in the footsteps of Alfred Wainwright throughout the North of England and pays tribute to the great man's legacy.

Harry Firth was the general printing manager of The Westmorland Gazette and was a close friend of Alfred Wainwright.

Chris Butterfield and his wife Priscilla accompany Mike and Paul Duff on their Wainwright Pilgrimage to Innominate Tarn.

Chris Butterfield meets with Shane Wilkinson and Andrew Nichol in Kendal for an emotional meeting with some unique books.

The drawing that made history. In 2020, two original Striding Edge drawings became available to purchase within a few months of each other.

A nostalgic day remembering Alfred Wainwright by following in his footsteps to Innominate Tarn on Haystacks with BBC Producer Richard Else.