Reading on Trains
Andrew Martin, AMReading on Trains is a substack loosely about trains, transport and travel. The emphasis is on the social, historical or artistic aspects of those subjects, rather than the technological ones.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | readingontrains.substack.com |
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Reading on Trains Number 16: Four Thoughts on the Underground
South Kentish Town station was closed in 1924 because it was too close to the Kentish Town station and never carved out its own identity. People might think it’s a closed down Northern Line station, but poor old South Kentish never got to s...
Reading on Trains Number 15: Blackpool Trams – An Appreciation
A Balloon Tram (with the author in front of it)
Reading on Trains Number 14: The Railway Club – Its Rise and Fall
The Railway Club, at Blakesley Hall, Birmingham, September 1910
Reading on Trains Number 13: Eating On trains – How to Do It
In 1997 there were 250 dining cars on the British railway network; today, the number is in single figures. The Night Riviera and the Caledonian Sleeper have restaurant cars; the only daytime one is operated by Great Western. The language de...
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