Felicity Ball Boeken

Exploring the rich history of Swindon, this book delves into the development and significance of the Great Western Railway (GWR) in the area. It highlights the transformation of Swindon from a small market town into a thriving railway hub, detailing the social, economic, and technological impacts of the GWR. The narrative is enriched with historical anecdotes, illustrations, and insights into the lives of those who worked in the railway industry, offering a comprehensive look at the intertwined destinies of the town and the railway.

This title presents a collection of photographs illustrating the human and operational cost of two world wars on the Great Western Railway taken from the archive of the Museum of the GWR at Swindon.