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The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY

Images from the Paul Hocquard collection
Kevin Robertson

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Sixty years ago British Railways banished steam engines after a career life dating back to the 1830s. At the same time the image of the railway was changing from that of the common carrier to one where passenger traffic was now the priority. It would turn out to be the greatest revolution in rail transport since Victorian times. Whilst others stood with their cameras and (fortunately) recorded the trains and especially the engines, Paul Hocquard did much more, seeing not just the train but the whole setting.

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Weight 540 g
Dimensions 24 × 18.5 cm
Pages

80

Cover Choice

Hardback, ebook

Illustrations

104

Format

Landscape

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What is "The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" about?

Sixty years ago British Railways banished steam engines after a career life dating back to the 1830s. At the same time the image of the railway was changing from that of the common carrier to one where passenger traffic was now the priority. It would turn out to be the greatest revolution in rail transport since Victorian times. Whilst others stood with their cameras and (fortunately) recorded the trains and especially the engines, Paul Hocquard did much more, seeing not just the train but the whole setting.

Who wrote "The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY"?

"The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" was written by Kevin Robertson.

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"The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about Miscellaneous, Eastern Region, London Midland Region, Scottish Railways, Southern Region and Western Region.

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Sixty years ago British Railways banished steam engines after a career life dating back to the 1830s. At the same time the image of the railway was changing from that of the common carrier to one where passenger traffic was now the priority. It would turn out to be the greatest revolution in rail transport since Victorian times. Whilst others stood with their cameras and (fortunately) recorded the trains and especially the engines, Paul Hocquard did much more, seeing not just the train but the whole setting.

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Additional information

Weight 540 g
Dimensions 24 × 18.5 cm
Pages

80

Cover Choice

Hardback, ebook

Illustrations

104

Format

Landscape

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" about?

Sixty years ago British Railways banished steam engines after a career life dating back to the 1830s. At the same time the image of the railway was changing from that of the common carrier to one where passenger traffic was now the priority. It would turn out to be the greatest revolution in rail transport since Victorian times. Whilst others stood with their cameras and (fortunately) recorded the trains and especially the engines, Paul Hocquard did much more, seeing not just the train but the whole setting.

Who wrote "The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY"?

"The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" was written by Kevin Robertson.

Who would enjoy "The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY"?
"The Final Decade: The 1960s Steam Railway – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about Miscellaneous, Eastern Region, London Midland Region, Scottish Railways, Southern Region and Western Region.