GNSRA Publications and Books about the Railway

Publications about the GNSR
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	Great North of Scotland Railway Locomotives by Hugh Gordon The Association is pleased to announce that Hugh Gordon’s definitive history of GNSR locomotives should be available in late February. It describes in detail all the locomotives built by the company and its constituents and also examines proposed locomotives. Each class is dealt with in turn. Hugh has drawn on his knowledge of locomotive design, first learnt as an LNER premium apprentice under Sir Nigel Gresley, to discuss the features and characteristics of each class. Full dimensions plus building and withdrawal dates are provided. This hardback book contains 96 pages and is illustrated with over 80 well-chosen photographs plus numerous drawings. Available from the GNSRA
	Railways of Buchan by Keith Fenwick, Douglas Flett and Dick Jackson This is the latest Association publication and describes the lines from Dyce to Peterhead and Fraserburgh, plus the Cruden and St. Combs branches. The Buchan lines will be best remembered for the fish traffic which they carried. This book follows in the style of the successful Deeside, Speyside and Alford books but is slightly larger to reflect the more complex nature of the lines described. The book is A5 format, soft cover, 72 pages and is fully illustrated. Available from the GNSRA
	Railways of Keith Written by Keith Fenwick and published by the Great North of Scotland Railway Association to mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of the first railway to Keith in 1856, this illustrated book tells the story of the station over the years, its history, train services and the experiences of working there. ISBN 0 902343 17 3 Available from the GNSRA
	The Spey Viaduct The story of the Great North of Scotland Railway s viaduct over the mouth of the River Spey. By John Ross Published by the Great North of Scotland Railway Association. ISBN 0 902343 15 7 Available from the GNSRA
	Rails to Alford The story of the railway from Kintore to Alford, one of Aberdeenshire s many branch lines. By Dick Jackson. Published by the Great North of Scotland Railway Association. ISBN 0 902343 14 9 Available from the GNSRA
	The Speyside Line The Railway from Craigellachie to Boat of Garten. By Dick Jackson Second Edition Published by the Great North of Scotland Railway Association ISBN 0902343173 Available from the GNSRA
	Great North Of Scotland Railway Album By AE Glen, IA Glen with AG Dunbar Ian Allan Ltd ISBN 1856481883 [Published 1980]
	Royal Deeside's Railway - Aberdeen to Ballater By Dick Jackson Published by the Great North of Scotland Railway Association ISBN 0902343092 Available from the GNSRA
	The Railways of Aberdeen - 150 Years of History. By Keith G Jones Published by the Great North of Scotland Railway Association ISBN 0902343106 Available from the GNSRA
	"The Travellers Joy" The Story of the Morayshire Railway, By John Ross. Published by J Ross. ISBN 0902343114 (More info and how to order a copy) Available from the GNSRA
	Modelling the Great North of Scotland Railway By Keith Fenwick Published by the Great North of Scotland Railway Association ISBN 090234308 Available from the GNSRA
	Inverurie Loco Works - the Inside Story By Jimmy Brown Published by J Brown ISBN 0952270641
	Peterhead Train "Maud- Change for Fraserburgh" Photographic memories of the Buchan Line By A G Murdoch Published by A G Murdoch ISBN 0951973606
	History of the Great North of Scotland Railway. By Sir Malcolm Barclay-Harvey Ian Allan Ltd ISBN 0711025924 First published 1940 and recently reprinted by Ian Allan (www.ianallan.com/publishing/)
	Great North of Scotland Railway By H A VAllance House of Lochar, ISBN 0946537429 First published 1965. Second edition 1989, currently in print. ( www.houseoflochar.com )
	Cruden Bay Hotel and its Tramway By Keith Jones. Published by Great North of Scotland Railway Association.
	Great North Memories Three volumes published by the Great North of Scotland Railway Association. Volumes 1 and 2 are out of print, but volume 3, covering the LNER period is still available. ISBN 0 902343 04 1.

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