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With the LNER in the Twenties by Humphrey Household offers an intimate and richly detailed portrait of life on the London & North Eastern Railway during its formative decade. First published as a 1923–1948 reminiscence, this 1985 paperback spans approximately 192 pages and blends personal memoir with railway heritage photography. Household, who worked for the railway, shares first-hand memories of daily operations, signalboxes, engine sheds, footplate experiences, and regional quirks—especially within the North Eastern area.
His warm, accessible tone makes readers feel the creak of coach doors, the hiss of steam, and the camaraderie of railway workers, enriched by period photographs that bring 1920s Britain to life. Modellers, transport historians, and fans of industrial social history will appreciate both the technical insight and the human stories captured in these concise reflections.
Ideal for anyone fascinated by the golden years of steam on LNER routes—from the rise of Gresley’s Pacifics to the everyday rhythms of railway life—this book is a charming, evocative tribute to an era when the rails shaped communities and journeys.






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