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Here you will find the latest books released by the North Eastern Railway Association (NERA). Those published in the last six months or so may be found on previous pages, or you can use the search button. Earlier titles can be found as available by downloading the catalogue at www.geoffgamblebooks.co.uk
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Bill Fawcett looks at the history of the first line across Britain, the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway from its inception in 1824 to 1870. This comprehensive study includes plans and drawings of buildings and the early waggons used on the line.
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This book, the latest from the North Eastern Railway Association by Williamson, Williamson & Grocock, takes a look at all aspects of NER history from inception to grouping in 1923.
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The NERA publishes a range of highly detailed and informative books on North Eastern subjects and this soft back book edited by John T Teasdale is no exception.
Its 64 pages are full of interesting information and facts on the paraphernalia behind running steam locomotives including detailed plans of buildings and equipment.
Published by the North Eastern Railway Association.
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This book is partly the work of the late John Mallon who was resident in the area covered by this book.
His work has been continued and finished by John Addyman and the result is a study of a network of lines in the North East which closed to passenger traffic very early on but which survived for freight until much later.
Plenty of history, plans, maps and anecdotal history.
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