Scottish Steam, 1948-1967

Comprising one-third of the land mass of mainland Britain, Scotland provided a diverse background for railway photographers to record the end of steam. As dieselisation radiated northward from Southern England, the country became a refuge for locomotives and many enthusiasts rushed with their cameras to record the demise of a great period of British history. 'Scottish Steam, 1948-1967' presents this period using nearly 250 superb colour and black-and-white images. The focus is on the various locomotives serving under BR at this time. These ranged from old pre-Grouping locomotives still in service to the many LNER and LMSR designs introduced to modernise the respective motive power stocks after 1923.