Lines North of Stoke

to Crewe, Congleton and Leek

by Adrian Hartless

This complex group of lines covers an early group of industrial areas. Thus we can enjoy the transport of materials associated with potteries, iron works, collieries and many other businesses. Locomotive construction is included.

"All change" is a convenient double meaning to describe the presentation.

Reviews:

'Local expert Adrian Hartless takes the helm again for a review of a busy network of routes in the North Midlands, some of them as busy today as when they were built 150 years ago.'
(Steam World, Issue 384, June 2019)

Book Details

Author: Adrian Hartless
Editor: Vic Mitchell
Series: Country Railway Routes
Publisher: Middleton Press Ltd
Published: 27 April 2019
ISBN: 9781910356296
Language: English

Format: Hardback
Dimensions: 240 x 174 mm
General: 96 Pages
120 Photographs
Large Scale Maps
Other details of local history

Stations & Locations

Stations		Photo
Leek		1-4
Leek Brook		5-6
Wall Grange & Longsdon		7-9
Endon		10-13
Stockton Brook		14-16
Milton		17-19
Bucknall & Northwood		20-21
Fenton Manor		22-23
Stoke on Trent		24-38
Cockshute		39-42
Etruria		43-48
Longport		49-53
Chatterley		54-58
Harecastle for Kidsgrove		59-60
Kidsgrove Central		61-62
Kidsgrove		63-64
Alsager		65-71
Radway Green & Barthomley		72-73
Crewe		74-76
Lawton		77
Hassall Green		78
Wheelock & Sandbach		79
Hanley		80-85
Waterloo Road		86
Cobridge		87-89
Burslem		90-92
Tunstall		93-95
Pitts Hill		96-98
Newchapel & Goldenhill		99-100
Kidsgrove Market Street Halt		101-102
Kidsgrove Liverpool Road		103-104
Mow Cop & Scholar Green		105-107
Congleton		108-113
Biddulph		114
Black Bull		115-117
Ford Green & Smallthorne		118-120