Lost Lines of England & Wales
Description
Hardback | 64 pages | 150 x 200mm
Publication 24 October 2022
Opened in 1876 and closed to passengers in 1959, the Wye Valley Railway ran from Tutshill Halt (just north of Chepstow) to Monmouth Troy. The scenic beauty of the lower Wye Valley, evident in many of the archive photographs collected for this volume, was well utilised by the Great Western Railway to promote tourism and many structures from its operation are still in existence. This includes Tintern station, now in use as a visitor centre in this very popular tourist area, which includes Tintern Abbey, Symonds Yat and the Forest of Dean.
G.P. Essex is a transport author and photographer. Find out more at www.randomrailways.com.
Welcome to our seamless and eco-conscious shipping experience at A Welsh Secret! We pride ourselves on efficient order processing, dispatching all orders placed before 12noon on the next day and those after by the following working day. Collections and deliveries occur from Monday to Saturday between 9am and 6pm, ensuring your items reach you swiftly.
Our shipping hub is based in Cardiff, and we keep you informed with email/SMS confirmations for successful orders. If you ever need assistance or wish to create a custom order, our dedicated team is just an email away at enquiries@awelshsecret.co.uk.
For more information, check our shipping page: Shipping Policy.
You may also like
More from A Welsh Secret
More from Books
