Buchdetails
Format
Gebundene Ausgabe
Seiten
128
Sprache
Englisch
Veröffentlicht
Jan 1, 1986
Verlag
Littlehampton Book Services Ltd
ISBN-10
0711015929
ISBN-13
9780711015920
Beschreibung
Ken Hoole takes readers on a journey through the rich history of Newcastle, a city that has long been a hub of industry and innovation. With the backdrop of its iconic Central Station, which was inaugurated by Queen Victoria in 1850, the narrative unfolds the evolution of the railways and their profound impact on the region.
The book delves into the stories of the people who were shaped by and contributed to Newcastle's railway legacy. Their experiences reflect the changing landscape of transport and commerce, highlighting how the railway catalyzed social mobility and economic growth.
Drawing on extensive research and vivid anecdotes, Hoole captures the essence of Newcastle's spirit. He explores not only the engineering marvels but also the cultural shifts spurred by this pivotal mode of transportation, crafting a portrait of a city that thrives on its interconnectedness.
The book delves into the stories of the people who were shaped by and contributed to Newcastle's railway legacy. Their experiences reflect the changing landscape of transport and commerce, highlighting how the railway catalyzed social mobility and economic growth.
Drawing on extensive research and vivid anecdotes, Hoole captures the essence of Newcastle's spirit. He explores not only the engineering marvels but also the cultural shifts spurred by this pivotal mode of transportation, crafting a portrait of a city that thrives on its interconnectedness.