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Review title: A detailed history of London's commuter train lines
Product review: This thick volume covers suburban commuter rail lines emanating from London. Some of these were later absorbed into the London Underground ('subway' to Americans), but coverage of subway lines is incidental to the main topic. The book is arranged in a logical, geographic sequence, starting with Greenwich and working its way clockwise around London, ending with the Docklands. Each of 48 branches gets an average of nine pages each, covering why it was built, station design, operating peculiarities, and why the line prospered (or did not prosper). The amount of detail is impressive and often overwhelming.This is the perfect book for the railfan who wants to explore obscure London commuter branches. There are at least 200 maps and period b&w photos, or roughly one for every two pages.
