Book Review: London’s Transport from Roman Times by Anthony Burton
This book tells the story of London's transport systems from Roman times, how the Thames was crossed, and the evolution from horse drawn wagons.
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Book Review: Railway Crimes Committed In Victorian Britain by Malcolm Clegg
This is an interesting book that describes a wide variety of crimes committed on, around, and against the railway in Victorian Britain.
Book Review: Gresley’s Silver Link, the evolution of the A4 Pacifics 1911-1941 by Tim-Hillier Graves and Ronald Hillier
This book continues Tim Hillier-Graves’ studies of the LNER’s Chief Mechanical Engineers, following his studies of Peppercorn and Thompson.
COMPETITION: Win a copy of Steam In My Lens by Malcolm Batten
Here is your chance to win our review copy of Steam in my Lens by Malcolm Batten book, thanks to Pen and Sword Books.
COMPETITION: Win a copy of Oliver Bulleid’s Locomotives, Their Design And Development by Colin Boocock
Here is your chance to win our review copy of Oliver Bulleid’s Locomotives, Their Design And Development by Colin Boocock book, thanks to Pen and Sw…
Competition: Win a copy of The Great Thorpe Railway Disaster 1874 by Phyllida Scrivens
Here is your chance to win The Great Thorpe Railway Disaster 1874 book, thanks to Pen and Sword Books.
Book Review: Peppercorn, His Life & Locomotives by Tim Hillier-Graves
This is Tim Hillier-Graves’ third book about the LNER’s Chief Mechanical Engineers, following his volumes on Sir Nigel Gresley and Edward Thompson…
Book Review: British Steam Military Connections – LNER Steam Locomotives & Tornado by Keith Langston
This is Keith Langston’s third book about British steam with military connections, following his volumes on GWR, SR, BR & WD, and LMS Locomotives.
Book Review: Whitland to Pembroke Dock by John Hodge
Newly published on 22nd April this year, Whitland to Pembroke Dock is the latest book in the West Wales Railways series from publishers Pen and Sword.
Book Review: The East Kent Railway by John-Scott-Morgan
This book from publishers Pen & Sword provides a pictorial appreciation of one of Britain's lesser-known railways, the East Kent Railway.