Tag: Book Reviews

Newly published on 22nd April this year, Whitland to Pembroke Dock is the latest book in the West Wales Railways ...

This book from publishers Pen & Sword provides a pictorial appreciation of one of Britain's lesser-known railways, the East Kent ...

This book is a selection of articles from the Railway Magazine archives about the LNWR around the start of the ...

This book provides a history of Britain's Railways in the Second World War, often focussing on memories from those involved.

This book features a selection of photographs taken between 2015 and 2020, featuring traction running on the European railway network.

This book from Pen and Sword provides a detailed history of the much-loved Deltics and their less-memorable sisters, the Baby ...

The Great Central Railway What Really Happened by John Palmer provides a thoroughly researched and detailed look at the former ...

This book provides a perceptive view of Charles Dickens' interest in railways and how he wove that interest into his ...

This book provides a photographic record of how London's railways have changed from the 1970s to the present day.

This book review will look at 'Second Generation Scottish DMUs by Colin J. H which covers the modern diesel multiple ...