Step into the rich architectural heritage of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire through this growing series of concise, beautifully researched pocket guides. Focusing on influential regional architects such as Watson Fothergill and T. C. Howitt, these books reveal the stories behind the buildings that shape our towns and cities — from grand civic landmarks and churches to hidden gems often passed unnoticed in everyday life. Written in an accessible and engaging style, each guide combines historical insight with practical exploration, making them ideal companions for walkers, local historians, architecture enthusiasts, and curious visitors alike. Compact enough to slip into a coat pocket yet packed with fascinating detail, the series offers a fresh way to discover the character and craftsmanship of the East Midlands. Whether you are tracing the exuberant Gothic imagination of Fothergill, exploring Howitt’s elegant twentieth-century civic designs, or uncovering the work of lesser-known architects across the region, these guides invite readers to look more closely at the buildings around them — and to appreciate the people who created them. Perfect for collectors, local heritage lovers, and anyone with an interest in British architecture.