In this book John Whiteley provides a photographic survey of the
last years of steam on British Railways in the North of England.
The photographs cover the period from c. 1959/60 to the end of
steam in the area in 1968. By the early 1960s British Rail was
rapidly replacing steam with modern traction, but before the last
steam locomotives were withdrawn the decade witnessed a glorious
swansong for steam in the North of England. The area covered ranges
from northern Derbyshire and northern Cheshire to include the last
days of steam in the Peak District, Yorkshire, Lancashire and
Cumbria up to the Scottish border. The use of GWR locomotives
around Chester in the early 1960s is also included as well as steam
in and around Manchester. This photographic survey of the last
years of steam on BR in the North of England will appeal to all
those with an interest in the history of the railways of this
region.
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