Aberfeldy's Railway, by CJ Stewart
Booklet published by the Highland Railway Society in 2012. Paperback - c.16.5cm by 24cm, 64 pages (N5653)
Aberfeldy is a long established town on the River Tay, eight miles west of the main route from Perth to Inverness. A branch from the main line featured in early proposals for railways in the area and it was opened in 1865, only two years after the through route. This branch line went on to serve the town for nigh on a century, finally closing with many other rural lines in the 1960s. Sections include:
Introduction
False Hopes
Real Beginnings
The Penultimate Hurdle
Constructing the Line
Initial Impact
Changes and Benefits
Operating the Line
Fatalities, Fires, Flood and Findings
End of the Line
Memories of the Final Decade
Lasting Reminders
The condition of the book is generally very good. The covers are clean and bright, the spine is intact and all pages are clean, intact, unblemished and tightly bound. There is an old price printed and a small price sticker on the rear side cover.
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