Trains & railways: general interest books

Follow the historical changes, events and scandals that the railroad brought to Southern Oregon in the late 1880s-1920s...  Read More >>

Stunning photographs reveal the progression of early diesel power  Read More >>

Fascinating photographic chronicle of the heyday of Britain's railways towards the end of the age of steam, as seen...  Read More >>

New B-format paperback edition. The history of steam in Britain, from the Rocket in 1829, through to the last main...  Read More >>

The latest volume in the popular series. This book is a journey along the line visiting all the open and closed...  Read More >>

"While you may never have the opportunity to bring 13,000 tons of western coal downhill into Durand, Michigan praying...  Read More >>

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As the world population continues to grow, more people will be moving to cities, making our current large metropolises...  Read More >>

Experience the Tube like never before and discover the top 50 unusual things to do and see on the London Underground....  Read More >>

Explore Scotland by Rail and Sea is the guide book especially for those taking the train, ferry or coach to visit...  Read More >>

1) Behind the scenes look at the railroad industry from an industry insider. 2) Features stories and history of...  Read More >>

This book illustrates one of the country's best loved railway companies in the days of steam.  Read More >>

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This new title from the authors of A World of Rail - John Legg and Ian Peaty - takes us on a fascinating tour of...  Read More >>

This book, to published in two parts, is dedicated to the memories of all those people who once worked for the Great...  Read More >>

With travel tips and culture in our guidebooks written by a local, it is never too late to visit Grand Rapids. Most...  Read More >>

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Documenting the railway scene, from the 1970s to present day. A variety of motive power is to be seen within this...  Read More >>

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It began one quiet autumn evening during November of 1996. At home, David Head was viewing the PBS documentary Transportation...  Read More >>

Pandemonium wafted up out of Deadwood Gulch whenever bellowing, muddy oxen teams led wagons rattling into town....  Read More >>