Plymouth's Railways in the 1930s by Russell Leitch

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Plymouth's Railways in the 1930s by Russell Leitch

This book presents railway history with a difference. There are no references to Acts of Parliament opening ceremonies, and only a few historical events down the years. Rather, it is a chronicle of memories of the railway in Plymouth covering the decade up to the outbreak of World War 2. The memories have been authenticated and an attempt has been made to relate activity back to the very different lifestyles that appertained at the time. The seemingly ridiculously low prices of railway tickets is equated with the then normal cost of living. It all began with a group of schoolboys who met in the Lane overlooking North Road station at least one member visiting Laira shed every day to obtain a complete picture of what was going on. Author Russell Leitch covers not only the trains of the railway companies but the ships on the Atlantic run that made the boat trains famous and the railway air services. Russell draws you back from your armchair an amazing seven decades with his infectious personal memories and detailed notes.
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ISBN 13 9780901115911
ISBN 10 0901115916
Title Plymouth's Railways in the 1930s
Author Russell Leitch
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Railway Correspondence & Travel Society
Year published 2003-01-15
Number of pages 112
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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