Early Railways of Scotland

Discover the fascinating history of Scotland's early railways in "Early Railways of Scotland" by Ed Bethune and Anthony Dawson. Published by Amberley Publishing in 2025, this engaging paperback spans 96 pages, taking readers on a captivating journey through over a century of railway development. Starting with the Tranent–Cockenzie Waggonway established in 1722, the book chronicles the evolution of rail transport in Scotland, culminating with the Garnkirk & Glasgow Railway of 1831, recognized as the first 'modern' railway in the country. Perfect for history enthusiasts and railway aficionados alike, this book offers a unique insight into the pivotal role these early railways played in shaping Scotland's transport landscape. Don't miss the chance to delve into this essential piece of Scottish heritage!