Dugald Cameron

A collection of 'essays', mainly from those whose working lives centred around the station, as a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the 1906 extension, it seems. Fascinating insights into all aspects of stationery, from the building, signalling, and passenger management as well a social and economic history of the railways around Glasgow. The number of contributors mean that there is a degree of repetition, and some aspects could be covered in more depth - the original platform indicator board system surely deserves a chapter in itself! All in all an essential read for anyone with an interest in railways and Glasgow… (more)