New book "The Alnwick and Cornhill Railway"

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New book "The Alnwick and Cornhill Railway"

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I have just bought this book and can recommend it. It has a great deal of well researched detail, and is well illustrated with many previously un-published photos. Members of the Aln Valley Railway Society were treated to an excellent illustrated talk by the author last week.

The Alnwick and Cornhill Railway, by John Addyman and John Mallon
pub: North Eastern Railway Association, sept 2007
ISBN: 978 1 873513 65 1
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I too have bought this excellent book and also would suggest picking up the recently issued Amble branch book. I like the Amble book as it proves that a certain V2 actually made it to Amble.
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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