Midland Main Lines
Bangor to Holyhead
including the Anglesey branches
96 Pages
120 Photographs
Large Scale Maps
Other details of local history
Hardback
The attractions of this remote length of main line include the complex terminus at the port of Holyhead and the unusual bridge over the Menai Strait. Also illustrated are the minor rural stations which avoided the axe and the many Anglesey ones which did not. Nostalgia abounds.
Reviews:
'The reviewer found this a very interesting book with a good selection of photographs to illustrate the topic.'
(SLS Journal, January/February 2013)
Stations and Locations covered in this book:
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