Editing Grantham (section)

==Further reading==
Historical overviews of some or all of Grantham's history can be found in:
*[[Thomas Allen (topographer)|Allen, Thomas]], [https://books.google.com/books?id=YlAGAAAAQAAJ "Grantham soke and town"], in Thomas Allen (ed.), ''The History of the County of Lincoln, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time'', vol. 2 (London and Lincoln: John Saunders Jr, 1834), pp.&nbsp;300–317
*Couth, Bill (ed.), ''Grantham During the Interregnum: The Hall Book of Grantham, 1641–1649'', The Publications of the [[Lincoln Record Society]], no. 83 (Woodbridge: [[Boydell Press]] for the [[Lincoln Record Society]], 1995)
*Manterfield, John B., "The Topographical Development of the Pre-Industrial Town of Grantham, Lincolnshire 1535–1835" (unpublished Ph.D. thesis, [[University of Exeter]], 1981)
*Manterfield, John B. (ed.), ''Borough Government in Newton's Grantham: The Hall Book of Grantham, 1649–1662'', The Publications of the Lincoln Record Society, no. 106 (Woodbridge: [[Boydell Press]] for the [[Lincoln Record Society]], 2016)
*Martin, G. H., ''The Royal Charters of Grantham 1463–1688'' (Leicester: [[Leicester University Press]], 1963)

Histories of more specific aspects of the town's history include:
*Branson, S. J., ''A History of the King's School, Grantham'' (Gloucester: [[Alan Sutton]], 1988)
*Cartwright, Adam, "Mowbray and Co Ltd, Brewers of Grantham (1837–1952)", ''[[Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology|Lincolnshire History and Archaeology]]'', vol. 49 (2017)
*Crook, Ruth, ''The History of Vine House and Vine Street, Grantham'' (Grantham: Grantham Civic Society, 2014)
*Kesteven and Grantham Girls' School, ''The History of Kesteven and Grantham Girls' School, 1910–1987'' (Grantham: [[Kesteven and Grantham Girls' School]], 1987)
*Manterfield, John B., "Grantham Apothecaries: Further Notes", ''[[Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology|Lincolnshire History and Archaeology]]'', vol. 25 (1990)
*Manterfield, John B., "Edward Pawlett of Grantham: A Provincial Bookseller, 1660–1687", ''[[Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology|Lincolnshire History and Archaeology]]'', vol. 29 (1994)
*Pointer, Michael, ''Hornsbys of Grantham, 1815–1918'' (Grantham: Bygone Grantham, 1976)
*Pointer, Michael, ''The Glory of Grantham: Story of St Wulfram's Church'' (Grantham: Bygone Grantham, 1978)
*Pointer, Michael, ''Ruston & Hornsby, Grantham, 1918–1963'' (Grantham: Bygone Grantham, 1984)
*Wilson, Catherine M., "Industrial Archaeology Notes", ''[[Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology|Lincolnshire History and Archaeology]]'', vol. 12 (1977) – concerning Bjorlow Leather Works and Coles Cranes Factory
*Wright, Neil R., ''Lincolnshire Towns and Industry 1700–1914'', History of Lincolnshire, no. 11 (Lincoln: History of Lincolnshire Committee of the [[Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology]], 1982)

Additionally, privately published works of a historical nature include Ruth Crook and Barbara Jeffries's ''The History of Little Gonerby and its School'' (Grantham: privately published, 2008) and ''The History of Gonerby Hill Foot and its School'' (Grantham: privately published, 2008). Collections of photographs include the ''Bygone Grantham'' series (6 vols; Grantham: Bygone Grantham, 1977–1987) edited by Michael Pointer and Malcolm Knapp. Knapp also compiled ''Grantham: The War Years, 1939–1945: A Pictorial Insight'' (Newland: Lincolnshire Books, 1995). Various collections of newspaper cuttings and excerpts under the title ''Grantham in the News'' by John R. Pinchbeck were published in five volumes between 1999 and 2010.