Bristol Traction

A photographic journey through the diesel traction of Bristol's railways from the 1960s to the present day.

Hugh Llewelyn presents a curated collection of color and black and white photographs showcasing the diverse diesel traction seen in and around Bristol and Bath. From the iconic Temple Meads station to the now-gone Bath Road diesel depot, this volume captures the essence of railway history in the region.

Explore liveries from the Rail Blue, Sectorization, and Privatization eras, alongside preserved traction in historic colors. From Peaks to Warships to Class 66s, and from slam-door DMUs to Sprinters and Voyagers, this is a must-have for railway enthusiasts and historians alike. Perfect for those interested in British Railways, diesel locomotives, and the evolution of railway traction.