The Macclesfield Psalter

The Macclesfield Psalter

Author: Stella Panayotova

Publisher: Thames and Hudson

Published: 2008-11-18

Total Pages: 362

ISBN-13:

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Having rested unknown for centuries in the Library of the Earls of Macclesfield at Shirburn Castle, Oxfordshire, the Macclesfield Psalter is the most important medieval manuscript discovered in living memory and has captured the nation's imagination.


The Macclesfield Alphabet Book

The Macclesfield Alphabet Book

Author: Christopher De Hamel

Publisher: British Library Board

Published: 2010

Total Pages: 92

ISBN-13: 9780712358040

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Initially it was thought to be a `model book', used by artists for the transmission of ideas to assistants, or as a sample book to show potential customers. But, as Christopher de Hamel and Patricia Lovett show in their introductory essays, this assumption must be questioned: the Macclesfield Alphabet Book is an enigmatic album, possibly a friar's personal commonplace book. --


Datascape: An Infographic Study of Macclesfield

Datascape: An Infographic Study of Macclesfield

Author: Des Fagan

Publisher: Infra Press

Published: 2013-01-04

Total Pages: 94

ISBN-13: 1908562064

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Towns are often seen as an object, or at most a collection of objects, however this objectification of the town creates issues with the way we perceive it. Towns are contextual and ecological, they are not static, but sit in dynamic equilibrium with the forces that their hinterland, and more so globalisation, press onto them. Macclesfield is no different. This book provides a snapshot view, a single frame in the real life movie that is Macclesfield’s future and past. This frame shows a town in transition: at a crossroads. In its past, Macclesfield has continually engaged with global forces, that have at times threatened its very existence, and at other created a boom-time. This book aims to present the background and benchmark to that process. In collating a range of indicators (social, spatial and geographic), we provide the first steps in creating trajectories that create new futures for Macclesfield. Towns have always been a place for public debate, and this must continue if towns are to flourish in the new Century.