Authors:   Roger Langley, David Birch & John Gabb
Publisher: Trevithick Society
ISBN –
Format: 116 pages, illustrations (most coloured), maps, index.
Description:   ‘A history of the Hayle Railway is long overdue; indeed one was promised over 60 years ago. The Hayle Railway is a key part of Cornwall’s railway history, dating from 1834, but has for too long been regarded as merely a precusror to the West Cornwall and Great Western Railways. Roger Langley has now made good that omission with a full treatment of the line up to its absorption by surrogates of the GWR in 1866. He also uncovers the influence over the railway by several major mines. Local authors David Birch and John Gabb have also contributed available gazetteer of what remains of the railway on the ground.’ (Cover blurb)   That gazetteer is illustrated with numeropus coloured photos.