The West Somerset Railway, David Williams, Ph.D. (9781858952581) — Readings Books

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The West Somerset Railway
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The West Somerset Railway

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The length of The West Somerset railway line ensures many varied contrasts - with ten highly individual stations, a large stable of locomotives and rolling stock, and a route that runs through beautiful, gently rolling countryside. This book will appeal to the general visitor and the railway enthusiast, and the story of its building, decline, closure and glorious renaissance is told here in the popular and unique;past and present’ format.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Mortons Media Group
Country
United Kingdom
Date
24 June 2012
Pages
96
ISBN
9781858952581

The length of The West Somerset railway line ensures many varied contrasts - with ten highly individual stations, a large stable of locomotives and rolling stock, and a route that runs through beautiful, gently rolling countryside. This book will appeal to the general visitor and the railway enthusiast, and the story of its building, decline, closure and glorious renaissance is told here in the popular and unique;past and present’ format.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Mortons Media Group
Country
United Kingdom
Date
24 June 2012
Pages
96
ISBN
9781858952581