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Doncaster Works

Railway 200 Issue 5
Alan C Butcher

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pages: 80
illustrations: 85
format: Landscape
ISBN: 9781917776035
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‘Doncaster Works’ is one of a series of 12 books being released in 2025 showcasing railway works and centres to commemorate ‘Railway 200’.

For more than 125 years Doncaster Works constructed locomotives for the Great Northern Railway, then as a part of the London & North Eastern Railway and finally British Railways. It was from here that the Stirling ‘Singles’, Ivatt’s Atlantics and Gresley’s Pacifics including the famous Flying Scotsman and the world speed holder for steam, Mallard, emerged. The final locomotives to be constructed on site were the BR-built-Diesel-electric Classes 56 and 58 – today only carriage and refurbishment takes place in a town once famous for producing Gresley’s ‘racehorses’ and ‘streaks for the east coast route from London to Edinburgh.

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Additional information

Weight 540 g
Dimensions 24.5 × 18.5 cm
Pages

80

Cover Choice

Hardback, ebook

Illustrations

85

Format

Landscape

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "Doncaster Works" about?

‘Doncaster Works’ is one of a series of 12 books being released in 2025 showcasing railway works and centres to commemorate ‘Railway 200’.

For more than 125 years Doncaster Works constructed locomotives for the Great Northern Railway, then as a part of the London & North Eastern Railway and finally British Railways. It was from here that the Stirling 'Singles', Ivatt's Atlantics and Gresley's Pacifics including the famous Flying Scotsman and the world speed holder for steam, Mallard, emerged. The final locomotives to be constructed on site were the BR-built-Diesel-electric Classes 56 and 58 - today only carriage and refurbishment takes place in a town once famous for producing Gresley's 'racehorses' and 'streaks for the east coast route from London to Edinburgh.

Who wrote "Doncaster Works"?

"Doncaster Works" was written by Alan C Butcher.

Who would enjoy "Doncaster Works"?
"Doncaster Works" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about Miscellaneous and Railway 200.

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‘Doncaster Works’ is one of a series of 12 books being released in 2025 showcasing railway works and centres to commemorate ‘Railway 200’.

For more than 125 years Doncaster Works constructed locomotives for the Great Northern Railway, then as a part of the London & North Eastern Railway and finally British Railways. It was from here that the Stirling ‘Singles’, Ivatt’s Atlantics and Gresley’s Pacifics including the famous Flying Scotsman and the world speed holder for steam, Mallard, emerged. The final locomotives to be constructed on site were the BR-built-Diesel-electric Classes 56 and 58 – today only carriage and refurbishment takes place in a town once famous for producing Gresley’s ‘racehorses’ and ‘streaks for the east coast route from London to Edinburgh.

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Additional information

Weight 540 g
Dimensions 24.5 × 18.5 cm
Pages

80

Cover Choice

Hardback, ebook

Illustrations

85

Format

Landscape

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "Doncaster Works" about?

‘Doncaster Works’ is one of a series of 12 books being released in 2025 showcasing railway works and centres to commemorate ‘Railway 200’.

For more than 125 years Doncaster Works constructed locomotives for the Great Northern Railway, then as a part of the London & North Eastern Railway and finally British Railways. It was from here that the Stirling 'Singles', Ivatt's Atlantics and Gresley's Pacifics including the famous Flying Scotsman and the world speed holder for steam, Mallard, emerged. The final locomotives to be constructed on site were the BR-built-Diesel-electric Classes 56 and 58 - today only carriage and refurbishment takes place in a town once famous for producing Gresley's 'racehorses' and 'streaks for the east coast route from London to Edinburgh.

Who wrote "Doncaster Works"?

"Doncaster Works" was written by Alan C Butcher.

Who would enjoy "Doncaster Works"?
"Doncaster Works" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about Miscellaneous and Railway 200.