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A photographic journey through Somerset's railway history, showcasing diesel traction, freight workings, and heritage lines.Explore the railway network of Somerset, England, with a focus on the routes to Devon and Cornwall. From the main lines converging at Cogload Junction to the former London & South Western Railway route via Yeovil Junction, this visual history captures the essence of rail transport in the region. Discover the operations of Great Western Railway, Arriva CrossCountry, and South West Trains, along with freight traffic and the preserved West Somerset Railway.Featuring previously unpublished images, Somerset Traction illustrates the variety of traffic the county has enjoyed over the years, from summer holiday trains to railtours and freight workings. Perfect for railway enthusiasts and local history buffs alike.

H | B | T | Gramm
231 mm | 165 mm | 10 mm | 0.204 kg

Erscheinungsjahr
2019

FSK
0

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Taschenbuch

Verlag
Amberley Publishing

ISBN-10
1445671875

ISBN-13
9781445671871

Autor
Jamieson, Mark

Sprache
Englisch

Seitenanzahl
96

Themen
Somerset

Keywords
Somerset, TRANSPORTATION / Railroads / General, TB/Schienenfahrzeuge

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Jamieson, Mark

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Jamieson, Mark

From a family with a railway background, it was inevitable that Mark Jamieson would develop the "bug." A railway enthusiast from an early age with an interest in photography, he was born and bred in Dorset.

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