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Indigo A Year in the Life of the Great Western | Erin Mills Town Centre
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This book focuses on activities of the Great Western Railway over the course of a calendar year, looking at how it moved through that 12-month period, the many varied services it operated, including not only goods and passenger traffic, but also road, marine and other ancillary activities. The services run by the GWR relied not only on the locomotives, rolling stock infrastructure and other equipment owned by the company but also the work of the staff; this book will also tell their story too, both in terms of some of the jobs they did, and also looking at some of their varied social activities. The book is divided into four main parts covering the four seasons, each describing some of the main activities that took place during the period. Between each of these are shorter sections that describe some of the traffic handled by the company throughout the whole year. The book includes examples of the working practices of the GWR from the end of the First World War, through the Grouping to the end of the 1930s - the last decade of independence before the Second World War. This working routine changed little over the years and even continued into the Western Region era after Nationalisation in 1948 and will be familiar to all those interested in the history of the Great Western.
This book focuses on activities of the Great Western Railway over the course of a calendar year, looking at how it moved through that 12-month period, the many varied services it operated, including not only goods and passenger traffic, but also road, marine and other ancillary activities. The services run by the GWR relied not only on the locomotives, rolling stock infrastructure and other equipment owned by the company but also the work of the staff; this book will also tell their story too, both in terms of some of the jobs they did, and also looking at some of their varied social activities. The book is divided into four main parts covering the four seasons, each describing some of the main activities that took place during the period. Between each of these are shorter sections that describe some of the traffic handled by the company throughout the whole year. The book includes examples of the working practices of the GWR from the end of the First World War, through the Grouping to the end of the 1930s - the last decade of independence before the Second World War. This working routine changed little over the years and even continued into the Western Region era after Nationalisation in 1948 and will be familiar to all those interested in the history of the Great Western.
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