Author: BURTON, ANTHONY.
Title: STEAMING THROUGH BRITAIN.
Description: London. André Deutsch, 1987., Ex Lib. with library stamp and 30p written in ink on f.e.p., small stamp on edge of pages, o./w. near fine. D./w. inside sleeve, slightly bumped corners, o./w. near fine. Burton writes on the history, the engineers & pioneers of steam power. The pumping stations, mill engines, steam boats, the annual Cromford steam Rally, the preserved steam railways which are mainly run by volunteers, and an "account of those steam excursions which have given him special pleasure.." 154 pages. 28 b.& w. photographs (a few words are written under one with a note written in the margin of the text refering to this.) 1 map. 9½" x 6¼". ISBN 0233981659. 1987

Keywords: railway steam train engine Clyde Puffers boilers Cromford Steam Rally Papplepumping station narrow-guage Talyllyn Red Dragon Bluebell Severn Valley Papplewick


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