£8.96
Title: The Great Western Railway: A New History
Author: Frank Booker.
Publisher : David & Charles
Publication: c1981
Format: Hardback
Condition: Red covers which are in a good condition. The dust jacket has a few little nicks and is curled at top edge. It has been price clipped. Pages are clean and mark free with many photographic illustrations.
Book measures: 22cm x 14cm with 206 pages
1 in stock
The Great Western Railway: A New History by Frank Booker.
Frank Booker’s book tells the story of the Great Western Railway, one of the most important and influential railway companies in British history. Founded in 1833, the GWR played a key role in the development of the country’s railway network and its economy.
The book covers the GWR’s history from its early days to its eventual nationalization in 1948. It explores the company’s engineering achievements, its role in the development of British industry and tourism, and its impact on the lives of ordinary people.
Booker’s book is a comprehensive and engaging history of the GWR. It is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of railways, British history, or the development of modern Britain.
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