Rails Across The Border by Alexander J. Mullay

Two railway lines cross the border between England and Scotland today, one on the east coast and the other on the west. But once there were another five lines converging on the border. What happened to them? Here, in this excellently researched and illustrated book, author Alexander J. Mullay chronicles the history of those forgotten railway lines which were once so prevalent in the area. This is a revised and updated edition of this seminal work on the cross-border railways, and brings the story of the lines up to the twenty-first century. Alexander J. Mullay has also written Scottish Region: An Operational History 1948-1973 and London’s Scottish Railways: LMS & LNER for Tempus Publishing, as well as numerous articles. He lives in Edinburgh.

Pages: 157