Branch Lines
Branch Lines around Spalding
by Michael Back
The author lived and worked on the route and thus gives us an insight into the o...
by Michael Back
The author lived and worked on the route and thus gives us an insight into the o...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
The Derwent Valley Light Railway was a unique undertaking, serving agriculture a...
by Vic Mitchell
The Leek & Manifold Light Railway was authorised and built in two parts, whi...
by J.E.Connor
For a long time just rustic byways, the lines of the area increased in importanc...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
The route from Halwill passed through windswept, thinly-populated countryside of...
by Richard Adderson & Graham Kenworthy
The railways which ran through the East Anglian countryside and converged on the...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
All three branches had one thing in common: holidaymakers. The scenery differed ...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
Situated on the Devon/Dorset border, this branch from Axminster became one of th...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
The charm of the small stations, the impressive upland scenery and the many agei...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
The single lines ran through superb scenery, but only attracted small numbers of...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
The four branch lines, from each point of the compass, were typical rural railwa...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
Built as a broad gauge branch in a thinly populated area, the railway brought pr...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
The Exeter-Exmouth branch was the first in south-east Devon and is now the only ...
by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
The three branches radiating from the main line at Alton each had a distinctive ...
by Richard Adderson & Graham Kenworthy
The three branches had great charm and are shown in detail in the unhurried days...