Branch Lines Around March

Discover the rich history of railway transport with "Branch Lines Around March" by Victor Mitchell. Published in 1993, this compelling book boasts 96 pages filled with fascinating insights into the local agricultural traffic that once thrived on these lines. Explore how coal and passenger services significantly contributed to the economy of the region. During the LNER era, March emerged as a crucial freight distribution hub, shaping the landscape of rail transport in the area.

This captivating volume features 120 stunning photographs, large-scale maps, and other intriguing details that bring local history to life. Although only two of these secondary routes remain open for passenger travel today, "Branch Lines Around March" takes you on a journey through time, showcasing the profound impact of railways on the community. Perfect for railway enthusiasts and history buffs alike, this book is a must-have addition to your collection.