In this new volume of photographs from the Maurice Dart Collection the authorcovers the railways in the south-east corner of England, a region that while amongstthe most populous, is little explored and holds a particular fascination for the railwayenthusiast.The photographs in this album have been largely selected from the author¿s collectionof many thousands of railway scenes. Together they present an overall viewof many of the types of locomotives which have worked in the area since late in thenineteenth century. Along with the photographs of engines much of what is nowadaystermed ¿railway infrastructure¿ is included, together with a varied selection of rollingstock. The detail contained in many of the photos may be of assistance to railwaymodellers of certain periods.As wide a variety of locations as possible are included to cover the locomotivescene on the main line, on branch lines, in goods yards and at locomotive sheds. Inthis way the book will appeal not only to railway enthusiasts but also to those seekingphotos of local areas and it is certain this will help readers to recall the magic andnostalgia of the sight of working steam locomotives.