Victorian Railways
By Fiona Reynoldson
How did steam trains transform journeys, towns and everyday life across Victorian Britain?
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What is Victorian Railways about?
Discover how railways transformed Victorian Britain. This lively introduction explores the steam trains, stations, tracks and railway workers that helped connect towns and cities during the nineteenth century. Find out how journeys changed, why railways were built, and what life was like for passengers and workers. Clear explanations, historical photographs and useful facts bring the age of steam to life, showing how railways shaped travel, industry and everyday life.
About the author
Fiona Reynoldson is a British author who writes lively, easy-to-understand books about history and the past. She has written many children’s information books, helping readers discover how people lived, worked and learned long ago. Fiona is especially good at turning interesting facts into exciting reading, making history feel friendly, clear and fun.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1994
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