British Steam Railways
“British Steam Railways” by David Ross offers a detailed exploration of the history surrounding steam railways in Britain. Published by Parragon in 2004, this New Ed edition spans 160 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into the technological advancements, entrepreneurial spirit, and the individuals who played pivotal roles in the development of steam locomotion, tracing its evolution from Richard Trevithick’s initial engine in 1804 to the iconic ‘Rocket’ and the subsequent golden age of steam in the early 20th century.
Readers can expect a comprehensive account that highlights the intersection of transportation and history, focusing on the significant milestones and innovations that shaped the steam railway industry. The narrative captures the essence of this transformative period, shedding light on both the machines and the people behind them. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the technological and historical aspects of railroads, providing insights into a crucial chapter of transportation history.
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‘British Steam Railways’ is a fascinating history of the technology, enterprise and people behind these magnificent machines, from Richard Trevithick’s first cumbersome engine in 1804 to Stephenson’s ‘Rocket’ and on to the golden age of steam in the early 20th century.
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