Tom Ferris is a publisher, historian and author. He has written 16 books and 30 video scripts to date, all relating to his keen passion for railway heritage. He is the Assistant Station Master at Bridgnorth, on the Severn Valley branch of GWR. The first titles in the Lost Lines of Wales series published in April 2016, exploring four railway lines in Wales, all built during the golden age of steam. The series has expanded every year since, now including 12 titles: Ruabon to Barmouth; Cambrian Coast Line; Aberystwyth to Carmarthen; Brecon to Newport; Chester to Holyhead; Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth; Vale of Neath; The Mid Wales Line; Rhyl to Corwen; Bangor to Afon Wen; Conwy Valley Line; Heads of the Valleys. In 2018, Tom took on the role of series editor, introducing authors Paul Lawton, David Southern and Geoffrey Lloyd to the Lost Lines series. The first three titles in the Lost Lines of England series, written by authors Roger Norfolk and Paul Lawton, published in June 2019, cover Birmingham to Oxford, Ryde to Cowes and The Cheddar Valley Line.

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Tom Ferris is a publisher, historian and author. He has written 16 books and 30 video scripts to date, all relating to his keen passion for railway heritage. He is the Assistant Station Master at Bridgnorth, on the Severn Valley branch of GWR. The first titles in the Lost Lines of Wales series published in April 2016, exploring four railway lines in Wales, all built during the golden age of steam. The series has expanded every year since, now including 12 titles: Ruabon to Barmouth; Cambrian Coast Line; Aberystwyth to Carmarthen; Brecon to Newport; Chester to Holyhead; Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth; Vale of Neath; The Mid Wales Line; Rhyl to Corwen; Bangor to Afon Wen; Conwy Valley Line; Heads of the Valleys. In 2018, Tom took on the role of series editor, introducing authors Paul Lawton, David Southern and Geoffrey Lloyd to the Lost Lines series. The first three titles in the Lost Lines of England series, written by authors Roger Norfolk and Paul Lawton, published in June 2019, cover Birmingham to Oxford, Ryde to Cowes and The Cheddar Valley Line.

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Tom Ferris is a publisher, historian and author. He has written 16 books and 30 video scripts to date, all relating to his keen passion for railway heritage. He is the Assistant Station Master at Bridgnorth, on the Severn Valley branch of GWR. The first titles in the Lost Lines of Wales series published in April 2016, exploring four railway lines in Wales, all built during the golden age of steam. The series has expanded every year since, now including 12 titles: Ruabon to Barmouth; Cambrian Coast Line; Aberystwyth to Carmarthen; Brecon to Newport; Chester to Holyhead; Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth; Vale of Neath; The Mid Wales Line; Rhyl to Corwen; Bangor to Afon Wen; Conwy Valley Line; Heads of the Valleys. In 2018, Tom took on the role of series editor, introducing authors Paul Lawton, David Southern and Geoffrey Lloyd to the Lost Lines series. The first three titles in the Lost Lines of England series, written by authors Roger Norfolk and Paul Lawton, published in June 2019, cover Birmingham to Oxford, Ryde to Cowes and The Cheddar Valley Line.

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