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The Atmospheric Eastern
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From London Kings Cross to Fraserburgh, from bucolic branch lines to the hives of industry, the London & North Eastern Railway had it all. Its range of motive power was tremendous,
from Pugs pootling around goods yards to streamlined Pacifics streaking through the landscape. With good bits, bad bits and in some cases the downright ugly bits all adding to the atmosphere that stretched from the banks of the Thames to the northern coast of Scotland – the 6,500 route miles were full of contrast. Many of the inherited locomotives and rolling stock did well to survive into the Nationalised era – the LNER, as a company was never flush with cash. It was however full of new ideas, from steam railcars to electrification – not always successful – that was to capture the public’s attention. The sheer variety of motive power, rolling stock and goods traffic certainly contributed to the flavour of the times.
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| Weight | 1720 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 28.7 × 28.4 cm |
| Pages | 160 |
| Cover Choice | Hardback, ebook |
| Illustrations | 180+ |
| Format | Portrait/Landscape |
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From London Kings Cross to Fraserburgh, from bucolic branch lines to the hives of industry, the London & North Eastern Railway had it all. Its range of motive power was tremendous,
from Pugs pootling around goods yards to streamlined Pacifics streaking through the landscape. With good bits, bad bits and in some cases the downright ugly bits all adding to the atmosphere that stretched from the banks of the Thames to the northern coast of Scotland – the 6,500 route miles were full of contrast. Many of the inherited locomotives and rolling stock did well to survive into the Nationalised era – the LNER, as a company was never flush with cash. It was however full of new ideas, from steam railcars to electrification – not always successful – that was to capture the public’s attention. The sheer variety of motive power, rolling stock and goods traffic certainly contributed to the flavour of the times.
1 review for The Atmospheric Eastern
You must be logged in to post a review.
Additional information
| Weight | 1720 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 28.7 × 28.4 cm |
| Pages | 160 |
| Cover Choice | Hardback, ebook |
| Illustrations | 180+ |
| Format | Portrait/Landscape |











Alan Wright –
This book brings back some wonderful memories from my youth – I am 75 and was brought up close to the ECML in Grantham so I saw many of these locos and their sisters actually at work. I am from an old railway family: my father started on the LNER, my grandfather on the GNR, and my great-grandfather worked (in what capacity I am not aware) on the Muddled and Going Nowhere.