Railways of Britain: London South of the Thames

First published in 2003 and subsequently reprinted, Colonel Michael Cobb's two-volume atlas, The Railways of Great Britain, won plaudits from both readers and critics alike as it provided a comprehensive overview of the country's railways. However, it was always recognized that the price (£150.00) represented a barrier to those who were only interested in one part of the country. To address this, a new series based upon the original cartography from Colonel Cobb's atlas was launched in 2007 and there are currently three volumes in the series. With the popularity of London's railways both past and present continuing unabated, the series moves on to cover Greater London south of the Thames. As with earlier volumes in the series, the book contains detailed mapping, full gazetteer, history, and a wide selection of associated photographs.