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Buckinghamshire’s Lost Railways by Keith Scholey Although many recent texts haveRailroadTreasures offers the following item: Buckinghamshires Lost Railways by Keith Scholey Buckinghamshires Lost Railways by Keith Scholey Soft Cover 48 pages Copyright 2004 INTRODUCTION Buckinghamshire's first railways were built in the mid 1830s. The London & Birmingham Railway (part of the London & North Western Railway from 1846 and now the southern section of the West Coast main line) cut across the north east corner of the county. The Great