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Addington Railway Workshops - Working With Wood
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Discover the rich history of the Addington Railway Workshops in 'Working With Wood' by Keith G. Brown. This captivating book, published by the New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society, delves into the fascinating journey of one of New Zealand's most iconic railway facilities. With 112 pages filled with vivid illustrations and intricate details, you'll explore the evolution of Addington Workshops from its formation to its eventual closure. Through personal anecdotes from the author, who worked as a tradesman carpenter from 1949 to 1987, you’ll gain unique insights into the everyday operations of this renowned establishment.
'Working With Wood' stands out as the first comprehensive documentation of Addington's pivotal role in manufacturing and repairing rolling stock for New Zealand Railways. This book covers everything from the impressive production of locomotives to the meticulous repair of carriages and wagons, all highlighted with stunning color and black-and-white photographs. The rich narrative and detailed visuals make this a must-have resource for railway enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in New Zealand's industrial heritage.
Whether you're a railway buff, a woodworking aficionado, or a history lover, this book will transport you behind the scenes of Addington Railway Workshops. Capture the spirit of New Zealand's railroad legacy with 'Working With Wood' - a true gem for collectors and fans alike. Add this essential volume to your library and discover the craftsmanship and dedication that shaped New Zealand's railway history.
Author: Keith G. Brown Publisher: New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society
Pages: 112
Keith G. Brown documents Addington Workshops rich history from formation to closure and details his own experiences working as a tradesman carpenter at Addington from 1949 to 1987. The first book to document Addington's leading role in the manufacture and repair of rolling stock for New Zealand Railways, this is a fascinating look behind the fence of this once-famous facility. Lavishly illustrated with colour and black and white photographs, the workshop buildings, manufacture and repair of locomotives, carriages and wagons are all extensively covered.
'Working With Wood' stands out as the first comprehensive documentation of Addington's pivotal role in manufacturing and repairing rolling stock for New Zealand Railways. This book covers everything from the impressive production of locomotives to the meticulous repair of carriages and wagons, all highlighted with stunning color and black-and-white photographs. The rich narrative and detailed visuals make this a must-have resource for railway enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in New Zealand's industrial heritage.
Whether you're a railway buff, a woodworking aficionado, or a history lover, this book will transport you behind the scenes of Addington Railway Workshops. Capture the spirit of New Zealand's railroad legacy with 'Working With Wood' - a true gem for collectors and fans alike. Add this essential volume to your library and discover the craftsmanship and dedication that shaped New Zealand's railway history.
Author: Keith G. Brown Publisher: New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society
Pages: 112
Keith G. Brown documents Addington Workshops rich history from formation to closure and details his own experiences working as a tradesman carpenter at Addington from 1949 to 1987. The first book to document Addington's leading role in the manufacture and repair of rolling stock for New Zealand Railways, this is a fascinating look behind the fence of this once-famous facility. Lavishly illustrated with colour and black and white photographs, the workshop buildings, manufacture and repair of locomotives, carriages and wagons are all extensively covered.
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