"Step aboard the fascinating world of railway history with the Sussex Engineman: The Hubert Hobden Memoirs Volume One 1913-35, A Vent, Railway. This meticulously researched book is a thrilling account of the life and times of Hubert Hobden, a veteran of the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway.

Edited by Anthony P. Vent, this 200-page book is a treasure trove of stories, photographs, and memorabilia that offer a unique insight into the world of railway engineering during the early 20th century. As you delve into the pages of this book, you'll be transported to an era of steam engines, level crossings, and the golden age of rail travel.

The book chronicles Hubert's early days as an apprentice on the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, his experiences on the Southern Railway, and his time as a locomotive running foreman. Along the way, you'll discover fascinating stories of everyday life, company politics, and the challenges faced by railway workers during times of war and economic turmoil.

Featuring extensive historical research, rare photographs, and never-before-seen documents, this book is a must-have for anyone with an interest in railway history, engineering, or the era of steam locomotives. So, take a journey back in time and discover the fascinating story of Hubert Hobden, a true pioneer of the railway industry. Support this exciting project and read the revealing story of the men who kept the rails alive during the golden age of steam."