Country Railway Routes
East Kent Light Railway
96 Pages
120 Photographs
Large Scale Maps
Other details of local history
Hardback
One of the most curious railways in Britain, the East Kent was not planned as a passenger line but was intended mainly as a carrier of coal to the coast for shipping. It passed through a tunnel associated with a skull (Golgotha), had stations commemorating murder (Poison Cross) and unproductive collieries (several). Its mysterious rolling stock and bizarre termini have made it a transport legend, which can be explored through the photographs, maps and amazingly varied tickets contained in this album.
Stations and Locations covered in this book:
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