Corowa to Kywong: Riverina branch lines 1892-1929 Expansion and decline (Including border agreement lines)
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Ill, maps, notes, p.215.
non-fiction
This book is the sequel to Railways to the Riverina 1855–1886: Personalities, Policies and Resources, continuing the story of the expansion of the railway network across southern New South Wales. While the first volume traced the arrival of the main lines to Albury, Hay, Jerilderie and Gundagai, this book follows the next chapter: the era of pioneer, or developmental, railways.
