Trains On The Trunk

Explore the rich history of New Zealand's railway with this beautifully curated book on the North Island Main Trunk railway. Authored by the esteemed Graeme Carter and published by the New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society, this 100-page treasure is a must-have for railway enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Measuring 270 x 230 mm, it captures the evolution of railway transport, detailing the transition from steam locomotives to the modern diesel-electric and electric engines. This comprehensive guide delves into the life of country stations, refreshment rooms, goods yards, and passenger trains that once connected communities across the North Island. Ideal for collectors and those with a passion for New Zealand's railway heritage, this book serves as a perfect coffee table addition or an engaging read for anyone keen on understanding the historical significance of rail travel in New Zealand. Rediscover the journey of the North Island Main Trunk railway and appreciate the engineering marvels that have shaped New Zealand's landscape. Perfect for gifting or personal exploration, this work is not just about trains; it's about the stories and people behind them. Don't miss out on this essential read for every railway and New Zealand history aficionado.

Author: Graeme Carter Publisher: New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society

Dimensions: 270 x 230 mm
Pages: 100
Publication Date: 01-10-2010

A celebration of the building, maintaining and operating the North Island Main Trunk railway from the days of steam through the diesel electric and electric locomotives. Not forgotten are the country stations, refreshment rooms, goods yards and passenger trains. A great book for all interested in railways and New Zealand history.