2010 sees the 12th edition of the popular "Bakers Atlas" which shows all known railways in Great Britain and Ireland complete with a comprehensive index.

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Peter Johnson looks at the history of the Snowdon Mountain Railway which is unique amongst Britain's Railways being a Swiss mountain cog railway.

Being built on private land and without the need for parliamentary authority, the amount of historical information held in public archives is limited and research by the author has uncovered many new insights into the railway's fascinating history.

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John Scott-Morgan takes an in-depth study of the former London & South Western Railway's Atlantic Coast Express from inception to the last train in 1964 when Dr Beeching's cuts to the withered arm took effect. Supported by good quality topical black & white photographs of the train and route.

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John Brodribb builds on his previous study of the Branch Lines of East Anglia by concentrating on the history of the main lines from London to Ipswich and on to Harwich, Great Yarmouth, Cromer and Hunstanton.

The result is a comprehensive study of the services, infrastructure and motive power used.

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A long awaited volume from OPC and written by Laurence Waters takes a pictorial look at one of the most famous GWR classes, the King 4-6-0s with a brief history followed by good quality black and white plates of each member of the class.

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