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"Les Nouvelles Editions Sutton bénéficient du soutien de Ciclic-Région Centre-Val de Loire dans le cadre de l'aide aux entreprises d'édition imprimée ou numérique".
Les Nouvelles Éditions Sutton, dont le siège social est à Tours, ont gardé leur ligne éditoriale historique, publiant principalement des ouvrages d'histoire locale, régionale ou nationale.
"Mémoire en Images" est la plus ancienne des collections de la Maison. Elle a permis la publication de plus de 2000 livres retraçant l'histoire locale (XIXe et XXe siècles) des villes et villages de France. Ces ouvrages sont élaborés par des auteurs locaux à partir d'archives photographiques (cartes postales anciennes, photographies familiales, fonds publics ou privés, etc.). L'image y occupe une place prépondérante. Elle se décline aussi en ouvrages thématiques (guerres, grands personnages, transports...), en études complètes du XXe siècle (chronique d'un siècle) ou des Trente Glorieuses (1945/1975), et enfin en titres publiés sur certaines villes ou régions d'ailleurs, notamment Alger, Tunis, Madagascar, La Nouvelle-Calédonie…
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