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This beautifully illustrated and highly evocative history of the Kent and East Railway from its origins in the 1890s to its closure by British Railways in 1961 has been long-awaited and has been well worth the wait. The book features many previous unpublished photographs and long-forgotten accounts of the railway which are revealed here for the first time. As with all Wild Swan Publications, the book has been beautifully printed on art paper. All online orders of this book will receive a free copy of 'Colonel Stephens - A Celebration'. Click here for a larger image
Through 140 full colour images taken from the 1970s to 2008, Hugh Nightingale takes a photographic journey along what is arguably the most eccentric, and quite possibly the most scenic, preserved railway in England. Click here for a larger image
A large format book providing a comprehensive photographic history of the K&ESR up to its closure by British Railways in 1961. Features line drawings of the railway produced by B.R. in 1948. Click here for a larger image
Portrait of a rural railwayThe Kent & East Sussex Railway, Then and Now Click here for a larger picture People who bought this item also bought:
A 38 page booklet by K&ESR member Anne King detailing the interesting variety of signals on the railway that can be seen by the normal traveller from either the platform or the train. Features a selection of drawings and photographs taken by the author. Click here for a larger image
Anne King's second booklet on K&ESR signalling details each of the four signal boxes on the line and their functions and relationships with each other. Click here for a larger image People who bought this item also bought:
The third edition of Stephen Garrett's authoritative work on the railway, which features particularly good chapters on locomotive and coaching stock. In addition, there is a fine collection of historic photographs and track plans of the original Rother Valley Railway stations. Click here for a larger picture
The ever-popular Middleton Press has produced a fine photographic history of the KESR, which also includes timetables, station building plans, tickets and maps. Starting from Robertsbridge, we journey up the full length of the line to Headcorn whilst viewing many rare photographs, including one of the rarely-seen and now forgotten Dixter Halt. Click here for a larger picture
