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The Oxford & Aylesbury Tram Road in The Railway Magazine, November 1899

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Old 19th September 2024, 14:24
RogerFarnworth RogerFarnworth is offline  
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The Oxford & Aylesbury Tram Road in The Railway Magazine, November 1899

One of the delightful things about reading early copies of The Railway Magazine is the perspective from which articles are written. In this particular case the existence of the Great Central Railway is a welcome novelty!

http://rogerfarnworth.com/2024/09/16...november-1899/

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This article begins: “Quainton Road is a name which has of late become familiar to the railway public owing to its being the converging point of the lines of the Great Central Railway’s recently-opened extension to London with those of the Metropolitan. It is situated in Buckinghamshire, at a distance of 45 miles from London”


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