Building Railways
Building Railways by James L. Wood, published by National Museums of Scotland in 1996, offers a concise and readable overview of the construction of Scotland’s railways. This 80-page book presents a lively account of the courage, ingenuity, and determination of engineers and builders who created a railway network that traversed the wild and remote parts of the Scottish landscape, significantly transforming the cities of Scotland.
Readers will find an engaging exploration of the historical context and technological advancements involved in railway construction. The book delves into the challenges faced by those who built the railways, highlighting the impact of this transportation system on the development of civil infrastructure in Scotland. With a focus on technology and engineering, this edition serves as an informative resource for anyone interested in the history of railroads and their role in shaping society.
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‘A concise and readable overview.’ — Evening Telegraph. A lively and fascinating account of the construction of Scotland’s railways. Read of the courage, ingenuity and sheer determination of engineers and builders in creating a railway network which traversed wild and remote parts of the Scottish landscape and transformed Scotland’s cities.
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