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New Books Available by Mail Order.

New Books, DVDs, Videos, CDs, Maps etc.

The Society's Book Shop at  Weybourne Station holds a selection of new books, DVDs, Videos, Oral History CDs, M&GN Maps and Key Rings. Those Items shown below can be reserved for collection and are also available by mail order.


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 Title: The Lowestoft Train
 Author: Malcolm R. White
 Published Malcolm R. White 2002
 Price £9.25
P & P: £1.80

The Railway at Lowestoft and Scenes on the lines to Norwich Ipswich and Great Yarmouth. From the middle of the 19th Century a vast network has grown of railway sidings, branch lines serving industrial premises, docks and factories as well as the railway run harbour. This book reflects, highlights and records the scenes around the railways of Lowestoft and surrounding area. The book commemorates the 40th anniversary of the ending of steam traction in East Anglia.

  Condition New.

 

 

Title: Rails to the Coast
Author: Malcolm R. White
Published Malcolm R. White 2004
Price £11.99
P & P: £1.80

East Anglia Seaside Stations, Sheds and Rail Links Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft. Today the lines to the seaside locations of Felixstowe, Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth, Cromer and Sheringham represents only half of those Norfolk and Suffolk  coastal towns. previously served by rail. This book features scenes, and the principal stations and sheds on the main routes from London Liverpool Street, Peterborough, Kings Lynn to east coast resorts of Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft.

Condition New

 

 

Title: Forty Years of a Norfolk Railway
Author: Edited by C. Beckett

Published

M&GN Society

1999

Price

£3.00
P & P:

£1.30

The reminiscences of William Marriott from 1884 to 1924  An A4 size soft back booklet, which consists of 40 pages with 26 photographs and a map of the M&GN system on the inside of the covers. This book is a first -hand account by William Marriott of the trials and tribulations of building and running of what was essentially a country railway. With some previously unpublished photographs, the book is a historical railway document, which also gives valuable glimpses into the social and moral attitudes of the day. But primarily it is the story of the man that did so much to build and run The Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway.

Condition

New


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Title: Branch Lines Around Cromer
Author:

Richard Adderson & Graham Kenworthy

Published: Middleton Press 2007
Price: £14.95
P & P: £1.30
The first part of this album illustrates the former M&GN route from Melton Constable to Cromer Beach and includes views of this section now steam operated again. The second section covers the two lines northwards from North Walsham and reveals their complex history by means of a sequence of fascinating photographs
Condition: New

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Title: Melton Constable to Yarmouth Beach
Author:

Richard Adderson & Graham Kenworthy

Published: Middleton Press 2007
Price: £14.95
P & P: £1.30
Being part of the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway for many years, this route has many unusual characteristics. Ambling through peaceful level landscapes, the trains had charming rural backdrops, all now long forgotten, but extensively recorded in this album.
Condition: New

 

 


 

 
Title: Operation Norfolk
Author:

E Wilkinson

Published:

Xpress Publications

2007
Price: £13.95
P & P: £1.80
.Operation Norfolk describes the majority of the M&GN Services, with the formation of each train being shown together with details of what each coach did before and after being used in each service. The man period covered is the 1950s but details of both winter and summer schedules for the pre-1914 and pre-1939 era are included. 
Condition: New


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