Book Review: The Railways of London’s Docklands: Their History and Development by Jonathan Willis

Posted on June 17, 2025 by Guest authors

This book provides an insight into how, over the last 200 years, London’s Docklands and its railways have changed beyond all recognition.

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Book Review: Going East, the Story of East West Rail and the Oxford-Cambridge Line by K.C. Close and R.J. Cook

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This book tells the story of the line from Oxford to Cambridge, from its beginnings through partial closure to the current plans to reopen it.

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Book Review: Roaming the West Coast Rails by Derek Cross

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In this book, Derek Cross takes a journey along the West Coast route illustrating trains in many settings from the steam age through to modern traction.

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Book Review: London’s Transport from Roman Times by Anthony Burton

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This book tells the story of London’s transport systems from Roman times, how the Thames was crossed, and the evolution from horse drawn wagons.

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