The Movietone Years
Terence Gallacher
Before television became commonplace, millions received their news through cinema newsreels. In this memoir, Terence Gallacher recalls his career with Movietone News, capturing the ingenuity, personalities and challenges of a vanished era of film-making and journalism.
Terry’s Eating Places
Terence Gallacher
A collection of memories, travel experiences and food writing by Terence Gallacher. From post-war London and the delicatessens of Soho to Australia, Jordan, France and beyond, the book combines humour, observation and a lifelong appreciation of good food. It also provides a fascinating glimpse into the life and experiences of Patrick Gallacher’s youngest son.
Get Off My Pitch
Donald Gallacher, with contributions by Colin Gallacher
The memoir of Donald Gallacher, Head Groundsman at Wembley Stadium from 1974 to 1985. Covering everything from Cup Finals and international matches to concerts and speedway meetings, the book offers a unique “pitch-side” perspective on one of the world’s most famous sporting venues. Donald was the son of Patrick Joseph Gallacher.
When the Whistle Blows: Centennial Edition
Andrew Riddoch and John Kemp
A detailed history of the Footballers’ Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment during the First World War. Based on extensive original research, the book tells the story of the footballers, supporters and officials who volunteered for service, including Patrick Joseph Gallacher and many of the men connected to this website.
Football’s Great War: Association Football on the English Home Front
Dr Alexander Jackson
An important study of how football continued during the First World War and the impact of the conflict on the game at home. Written by National Football Museum curator Dr Alexander Jackson, the book features the “Elm Park” photograph from my own collection on its cover.
