LNER 150: The London and North Eastern Railway: A Century and a Half of Progress

Big Four 150 #4

by Patrick Whitehouse, David St. John Thomas

The railway at the heart of Britain, the LNER once held the world steam speed record. From Scottish ports to Lowestoft in the east, there were many faces to the LNER and management encouraged evolution like no other rail company of its time. This book contains many stirring stories and first-hand recounts of the 150-year history of the railway. Evocative pictures from the age of steam, together with accurate technical information, make this book ideal for the railway enthusiast.

288 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Martin · Rating 4 out of 5]

An interesting blend of facts and witness accounts presented in an unusual subject format rather than the more usual chronological pattern. Includes some very mice photographs to complement the text.