The winners of the 2022 RCHS Transport History Book of the Year Awards were announced and the authors presented with their awards on 28th May at The Conference Centre, The Church at Carrs Lane, Birmingham prior to the Society’s AGM.

Seven books were shortlisted for awards.

The Judges’ Report may be found here: Judges-Report

Cathedrals of Steam: how London’s great stations were built and how they transformed the city by Christian Wolmar, Atlantic Books

Britain’s Railways in the Second World War by Michael Foley, Pen & Sword

The Great Central Railway: what really happened by John Palmer, Pen & Sword

F W Webb’s three-cylinder compounds by Peter Davis, LNWR Society

Liverpool & Manchester Railway Atlas by Joe Brown, Crecy Publishing

Pioneer Aviation in the Channel Islands by Roger E Harris, Channel Islands Specialists’ Society

Train Ferries of Europe by Steve Barron, Ferry Publications