Barrington Kirkham
Editorial articles by Barrington Kirkham, reviewed by the magazine team.
Articles by Barrington Kirkham
- The Wool House: How a Medieval Warehouse Became a French Prison, an Aviation Workshop, and Southampton's Most Historic Pub
- Southampton Old Bowling Green: The 725-Year-Old Ground Where Winners Become 'Sir'
- Isaac Watts: The Southampton Hymn Writer Whose Songs Are Still Sung Worldwide
- Southampton Common: From Medieval Cowherd to Festival Grounds
- R.J. Mitchell: How a Southampton Engineer Designed the Spitfire and Changed Aviation History
- Tudor House: The 800-Year Story Hidden in Southampton's Oldest Domestic Building
- Southampton's Cruise Industry: How the City Became Britain's Maritime Gateway
See Barrington Kirkham's other published articles
- Axwell Hall: How a Palladian Masterpiece Survived 60 Years of Decay to Become Luxury Homes on Blaydon Magazine
- Robert Louis Stevenson in Westbourne: How the Author of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Found His Dark Inspiration on Bournemouth's West Cliff on Bournemouth Magazine
- The Iron Beneath the Wool: How Bowling Iron Works Forged Bradford's Industrial Might on Bradford Magazine
- The West Pier: How Brighton's Beloved Victorian Landmark Became a Ruined Icon on Brighton Magazine
- The Gaumont State: Kilburn's Art Deco Palace and Its Legendary Stage on Brent Magazine
- The Harbour That Defied the Tide: How William Jessop's Floating Harbour Made Bristol a Maritime Power on Bristol Magazine
- The Round Church: Cambridge's Crusader-Era Secret and One of Only Four in England on Cambridge Magazine
- Down House: The Bromley Home That Rewrote Natural History on Bromley Magazine
- Paul Abbott: The Burnley Childhood That Shaped Shameless and Changed British Television on Burnley Magazine
- The Last Steeplejack: How Fred Dibnah Became Bolton's Industrial Hero on Bolton Magazine