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Darlington The Home of Rail Engineering in the North-East

$12.80

Publisher: Mortons Media Group

Author: Jonathan Webb

It is 200 years since the small town of Darlington emerged as the cradle for a rail industry that transformed travel around the globe. 19th April 1821 saw Royal Assent given for the Stockton and Darlignton Railway to be built. The single line officially opens four years later, 27th September 1825. As preparations begin for the Stockton & Darlington Railway's bicentenary in 2025, this special publication examines the important role played by the town in the invention of the railways and how, two centuries on, the nearby Hitachi factory ensures the North East is still at the heart of rail engineering technology. Despite looking to the future, Darlington has not forgotten its rail heritage. Thanks to the commitment of 21st century enthusiasts, a number of steam locomotives - the most famous of which is 60163 Tornado - are being built and preserved for future generations, putting the town well and truly back on the railway map.
ISBN: 9781911639008
Publisher: Mortons Media Group
Imprint: Gresley
Published date:
DEWEY: 385.0942863
DEWEY edition: 23
Language: English
Number of pages: 114
Weight: 374g
Height: 296mm
Width: 211mm
Spine width: 6mm

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