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Printed

A set of trade directories from 1793 - 1941 is on microfiche at the Local Studies and the Bingham libraries.

Parish magazines from 1907 - 1909 and to date are at Bingham library.

The key sources listed above are also available at the Bingham library.

Key sources

Bingham Tape Scheme. Forget-me-not. Memories of Gertrude Wade, OBE JP, 2002
[Esdaile, A.] Bingham, With Some Account of East Bridgford, Car Coulson [sic], Scarrington, Aslockton, Watton [sic], Orston, Thoroton, Hawkesworth, Sibthorp, Saxondale, Ratcliffe-on-Trent, Shelford and Priory, Newton, Tithby, Cropwell Butler, Wiverton, Langar, Barnston, Granby and Elton. Nottingham, [privately published], 1851. 48 p., ill.
Foster, E., ed. Bingham in the Past: Aspects of the History of a SmallNottinghamshireTown from 1586 to 1780. Bingham and District Local History Soc., 1982. 62 p., ill., bibl.
Franks, A. and Franks, G. Bingham on Old Picture Postcards (Yesterday's Nottinghamshire, 15). Keyworth, Reflections of A Bygone Age, 1992. 36 p.
Haynes, C. and Smith, H. Bingham's Children of the Twentieth Century, 2001
Hodgson, C. Bingham's Bowling Club, 1997
Wortley, A. A. A History of Bingham. [Bingham, privately published, 1954]. 161 p., ill.
Henstock, V., ed. Victorian Bingham: A Cameo of Life in a Small Nottinghamshire Town, 1837-1901. Bingham & District Local History Soc., 1986 (reprinted 2006). 92 p., ill., bibl.

Bingham, F. `The First Rector of Bingham', TTS, 30 (1926), [158]-160. William of Valence, not Robert de Bingham.
[Bingham Local History Society]. A Guide to the Parish Church of St. Mary and All Saints, Bingham, Nottinghamshire, with Additional Notes on Bingham in the 19th Century. [Bingham, privately published], 1980. 28 p., ill.
Bingham Town Council. Bingham's Past & Future, 1894-1994. [Bingham, 1995]. [16] p., ill.
Burgess, F. `English Sepulchral Monuments', Monumental J., 18 (1951), 175-180, ill. Mainly a study of four stones in Bingham churchyard. One of a very long series of articles with this title, not further differentiated.
Couth, W. `Bingham, Bastardy and the Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834', BLH-EMR, 20 (1985), [18]-24.
[Day, E. P.] All Saints' Church, Bingham, Nottinghamshire. (Let Us Go Inside). [Bingham, privately published], 1958. [25] p., ill. Repr.
[Gelsthorpe, E.] A Corn of Wheat. The Life and Times of A. M. Gelsthorpe ... Assistant Bishop of Southwell. [n.p., privately published, 197-?]. Rector of Bingham and Assistant Bishop, 151-164, ill
[Henstock, A.] Bingham Parish Church: A History and Guide. [Bingham, privately published, 1994]. 32 p., ill.
Henstock, A. `Bingham's Butter Cross', NC (in NT), (Dec 1977), 15, ill.
Henstock, A. `Bingham's Market Revived', NH, no. 16 (1975), 2-4, bibl.
Henstock, A. `A Parish Divided: Bingham and the Rev. John Walter, 1764-1810', TTS, 85 (1981), 90-101, ill.
Lucas, E. V. Visibility Good: Essays and Excursions. Methuen, 1931. `Frank Miles and his Village', 1-6.
Morley, G. A. `Two Old Ladies of Bingham', NC (in NT), (Nov 1974), [12], ill. Ann Harrison and Alice Shepherd.
Norman, A. V. B. `An Unpublished Fourteenth-Century Alabaster Fragment', Church Monuments, 2 (1987), [3]-8, ill. In Bingham Church, possibly representing Sir William Bingham.
Nottinghamshire County Council. Planning Dept. Bingham (Civic Amenities Act, 1967, Conservation Area no. 7). [West Bridgford, 197-?]. 5 p., ill. Some copies issued without Conservation Area number.
Nottinghamshire County Council. Planning Department. Conservation in Nottinghamshire. Bingham. [West Bridgford, c.1970]. 5 p., ill.
Wood, B. and Franks, G., eds. Toot Hill ComprehensiveSchool, 1970-1995: An A-Z of the School Published to Celebrate the 25th Anniversary. [Bingham, privately published], 1995. 64 p., ill. Cover title: Toot HillComprehensiveSchool, Bingham, 1970-1995.