Book Review: 25 Years of the Class 66 by John Jackson

Posted on November 11, 2024 by Guest authors

This book gives an insight into how, since they first arrived in the UK 25 years ago, Class 66 locomotives have become such a familiar sight throughout the UK.

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This book illustrates railways in the eastern counties from when locomotives hauled main line trains and diesel multiple units operated branch lines

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The book illustrates scenes from the largest region of British Railways when Victorian-era steam locomotives rubbed shoulders with the latest diesels.

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