My USA book reviews

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Please note that most of my train books are British publications. Some are not listed in America while others are only listed for used copies there. If you particularly want a book, it's worth checking Amazon.co.uk.

My USA book reviews

Paul Atterbury
Branch line Britain
Tickets please
Along lost lines
All change!
Life along the line
Along main lines
Discovering Britain's lost railways
On holiday; the way we were (not about trains, but included here anyway)
Julian Holland
The lost lines of Britain: a nostalgic trip along Britain's lost railways
Discovering Scotland's lost railways
Discovering Scotland's lost local lines
Discovering Britain's little trains
Steaming across Britain
Julian Holland and David Spaven, co-authors
Mapping the railways: the journey of Britain's railways through maps from 1819 to the present day
Britain's scenic railways
Robin Jones
Electric trains
Britain's bizarre railways
Laurence Waters
GWR then and now
Around the Great Western then and now
Colin Garratt
Classic British steam trains
Steam
Tom Quinn
Railways' strangest journeys
Memories of steam (Tom Quinn)
Gavin Morrison
London Midland then and now
Heyday of the HST
Christian Wolmar
Fire and steam (Christian Wolmar)
Other
New illustrated encyclopedia of railroad locomotives (Robert Tufnell)
British steam railways (David Ross)
Lost railways of Leicestershire and Rutland (Geoffrey Kingscott)
Lost railways of Northumberland (Robert Kinghorn)
Lost railways of Wiltshire (Justin Bailey)
Steam sheds and their locomotives (Chris Gammell)
Great Western horse power (Janet Russell)
Green diesel days (Derek Huntriss)
Blue diesel days (Paul Shannon)
The diesel shunter (Colin Marsden)
Railways across the Pennines (Stanley C Jenkins, Howard Quayle)
Level crossings (Stanley Hall)
The royal train (Brian Hoey)
Bradshaw's railway map 1907: Great Britain and Ireland: the railway network at its zenith
Southern, then and now (Mike Esau)
Great Central Railway (Matt Allen)
A decade of change (Mark Darby, Paul Higgins, Neil Higson, Adrian Kenny)
Isambard's kingdom: travels in Brunel's England (Judy Jones)
Best of Britain’s steam railways (AA)
Angus and Kincardineshire lost railways (Gordon Stansfield)
Horton's guide to British railways in feature films (Glyn Horton)
50 famous British locomotives (Peter Herring)
Steam: a life on the railway (Pete Waterman)
Amazing and Extraordinary London Underground Facts (Stephen Halliday)
Scarborough and Whitby Railway Through Time (Robin Lidster)
Pocket encyclopedia of British steam railways and locomotives (O S Nock)
DMU compendium (Colin Boocock)
Trains (Franco Tanel)
Britain's lost railways (John Minnis)
Gleam of the lines (Tom Ferris)
Steam - India’s last steam trains (Stephen DuPont)
Discovering Britain's first railways: a guide to horse-drawn tramroads and waggonways (Mark Jones)
Reviews not yet available
Railway adventure (L T C Rolt)
A Brief History of the Age of Steam (Thomas Crump)
Lambert's railway miscellamy (Anthony Lambert)
Eleven minutes late (Matthew Engel)
On the slow train (Michael Williams)
Blood, iron and gold: how the railways transformed the world (Christian Wolmar)
Engines of war: how wars Were Won and lost on the railways (Christian Wolmar)