"Step back in time with 'Railways of Ulster: Historic Photographs of the Age of Steam', a captivating collection of black and white photographs that transport you to a bygone era. This thoroughly researched publication, compiled by Grenfell Morton in 1989, takes you on a journey through the rich railway heritage of Ireland.

With 90 pages of meticulously reproduced images, this book is a treasure trove of nostalgic beauty. The photographs, gathered from various individuals and photographic organisations, showcase the People's Republic of Ireland, circa 20th century. Each page is meticulously crafted to recreate the atmosphere of a bygone era, transporting you to a world of steam engines, elegant train stations, and bustling railway yards.

The introduction places the railway's importance in the context of Irish history, while the photographs reveal the daily lives of railway workers, passengers, and freight handlers. With four pages of expertly crafted introduction, you'll delve into the world of Railwayana without delay.

Published by Friar's Bush Press, a Belfast-based company established in the 1980s, this collector's edition is a must-have for railway enthusiasts, historians, and anyone fascinated by the golden age of steam. The perfect gift for those who cherish the nostalgia of the past or a treat for yourself to relive the era of steam locomotives.

So, embark on this nostalgic journey through the Railways of Ulster and discover the captivating world of Ireland's railway heritage. Allow yourself to be transported to an age of industrial charm and elegance, and indulge in the beauty and wonder of 'Railways of Ulster: Historic Photographs of the Age of Steam'."