Welsh Valleys Monmouthshire Eastern Valleys featuring Newport Docks

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Welsh Valleys Monmouthshire Eastern Valleys featuring Newport DocksWelsh Valleys Monmouthshire Eastern Valleys featuring Newport Docks 20. 95 by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith This volume makes an important contribution to local history, as it includes so much of the former heavy industry of the area. The vast mileage of the sidings serving collieries and steel works is impressively illustrated and also detailed on maps. The great variety of traffic by rail to and from Newport Docks is portrayed dramatically, before

George Hudson

Shrewsbury to Ludlow

black & white photographs HARDBACK

With Walker’s retirement in 1937

Thompson’s B1s celebrates the importance of the class in the history of the LNER and steam traction in Britain

but it was also home for several lime works

the route carried a variety of interesting traffic

The result is a nostalgic and reminiscent depiction of railways in a glorious corner of what has become known as ‘God’s Own County’

easily maintained and

Easily the most remarkable was their employment on GN suburban workings including the main line

11-12 Alnmouth for Alnwick 7-8 Alnmouth Junction 13 Greenrigg Halt (AVR) 14-15 Alnwick Lionheart (AVR) 16-17 Edlingham 34-36 Thrunton Forestry Branch 38 Whittingham 39-41 Glanton 42-44 Hedgeley 45-49 Wooperton 50-54 Ilderton 55-59 Wooler 60-63 Akeld 64-67 Kirknewton 69-71 Mindrum 73-77 Coldstream 78-83 Twizell 84-87 Norham 88-91 Velvet Hall 92-94 Tweedmouth 95-96 Royal Border Bridge 100-103 Berwick-Upon-Tweed 104-108 Heatherslaw (HLR) 109 Heatherslaw Light Railway 109-115 Etal (HLR) 116-120

Broxbourne to Cambridge

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