The Post Office Railway by Major W. G. Carter is a rare 1937 Green Paper (No. 36) that provides a fascinating look into the history of London's underground mail rail system. This unique railway, opened in 1927, transported mail between key sorting offices and railway stations across the city.
The book delves into the technical details of the railway, including its construction, operation, and rolling stock. It also discusses the challenges faced during its development and the benefits it brought to the postal service.
This rare publication offers a valuable insight into a forgotten piece of London's transport history and is a must-read for railway enthusiasts and history buffs alike.