Branch Lines around Canterbury from Cheriton, Whitstable, Ramsgate and Ashford LOW STOCKS THEN OUT OF PRINT BE QUICK

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Branch Lines around Canterbury from Cheriton, Whitstable, Ramsgate and Ashford LOW STOCKS THEN OUT OF PRINT BE QUICKBranch Lines around Canterbury from Cheriton, Whitstable, Ramsgate and Ashford LOW STOCKS THEN OUT OF PRINT BE QUICK by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith The South Eastern Railway's branch from Ashford to Ramsgate was the second railway to Canterbury, the first being the line from Whitstable Harbour. This was the first passenger railway in the south of England. Late onto the railway map and early to leave it was the Elham Valley Line. All these interesting

which spans from their inception in the 1955 Modernisation Plan

were steam worked to the end and are lovingly described and lavishly illustrated in this volume

The series are all large landscape format hardbacks

only one of which is illustrated in detail

They are in journey order from London and include many familiar panoramas

Britain's first High Speed line runs through the Garden of England and also some interesting junctions

Southern Belles

117-120 Alnmouth for Alnwick 116

The Last Years of West Midlands Steam records this area in the 1948-1967 period – using nearly 250 superb colour and black-and-white images – when the days of steam reached their peak

but it was not until 2005 that this name was applied

This journey on one of the country’s premier routes

It is believed that none of the images in this volume have been previously published

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