Peter Johnson (railway historian)
Peter Johnson is a British railway historian[1] and author who specialises in books and articles on narrow-gauge railways. He is particularly associated with the Ffestiniog Railway.
History
Johnson is a retired a local government officer.[2]
Johnson was a director of the Ffestiniog Railway Society from 1991 to 2003 and editor (originally jointly with Norman Gurley and Dan Wilson) of the Festiniog Railway Society Magazine from 1974 to 2003.[3] In 2003 he was appointed the Festiniog Railway Companys official photographer.[2]
In June 1995, Johnson started writing a monthly column for Steam Railway magazine, as of September 2017 he was the magazine's longest serving continuous contributor.[4] Since 2006 he has written obituaries of prominent railway people for The Guardian newspaper.[5]
Works
- Johnson, Peter (1984). Rails in Wales - The Cambrian Lines. Ian Allan.
- Johnson, Peter (1986). Festiniog Railway Gravity Trains. Festiniog Railway Heritage Group.
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- Johnson, Peter (1997). Festiniog railway - A View from the Past.
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- Johnson, Peter (2004). Immortal Rails (Vol 1) The Story of the Closure and Revival of the FR 1939-1983. Chester, England, CH4 9ZH: RailRomances. ISBN 1-900622-08-4.
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- Johnson, Peter (2017). Festiniog Railway: The Spooner Era and After 1830-1920. Pen & Sword Transport.
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References
- ^ Template:Cite article
- ^ a b "About the author". Pen & Sword Books. 2017.
- ^ "Festiniog Railway Magazine". No. 081. p. 027.
- ^ "Steam Railway: Meet the team".
- ^ "Contributions by Peter Johnson". The Guardian.