Here is a list of the books and other publicatons I have found that refer to the Southwold Railway.
by Alan Taylor and Eric Tonks, published by Ian Allan in 1950. Out of print.
Wordy book containing a few photos and drawings. Covers the line in logical sections. Contains set of locomotive, carriage and wagon drawings by Douglas Clayton in 1963. Also track layouts at stations showing changes made over time.
by Vic Mitchell and Keith Smith, published by Middleton Press in 1984. ISBN 0-906520-15-8
Book containing over 100 photos with a few notes on each. Book is arranged geographically from Halesworth to Southwold.
published by 7mm Narrow Gauge Association. ISBN 0 9513300 3 9
Compilation of drawings including Southwold, Wenhaston, Walberswick and Halesworth stations along with one of the double arm signals from Southwold. All Southwold Railway related drawings by Edwin Daws.
Monthly magazine published by Ian Allan during the 70's. The following issues contain Southwold related articles..
| Issue | Articles |
| Jan 1979 | Locomotive notes, plans and photos by A D Negus |
| Feb 1979 | Coach notes, plans and photos by A D Negus |
| Apr 1979 | Wagon notes, plans and photos by A D Negus |
| May 1979 | Southwold station notes, plans, track layout and photos by A D Negus |
| Jun 1979 | Other stations, plans, track layout and photos by A D Negus |
Monthly magazine published by Peco. The following issues contain Southwold related articles..
| Issue | Articles |
| Jun 1987 | Drawings and notes by Douglas Clayton detailing locomotives, coaches and wagons. Updated with information obtained since original drawings were made in 1963. Write up with colour photos of Steven Bazire's 16mm Southwold based line. |
| Apr 2000 | Write up with photos of Peter Kazer's 1:48 scale model of Blythburgh Station. |
by Barrett Jenkins, published by Rexon of Southwold in 1987 .
A5 booklet containing an overview of the line and it’s history, containing a few photos.
by David M Lee, published by the Southwold Archeological Society in 1996.
A5 pamphlet available from the Southwold Museum in Victoria Street.
Quarterly booklet sent to trust members containing a range of articles relevant to the railway including a range of pictures, some previously unpublished, from Alan Taylor.
Southwold Railway Trust website is at www.southwoldrailway.co.uk
by A D Negus, published by The Southwold Railway Society in 2003.
Draft paper for Consultation detailing the full reinstatement of the line from Halesworth to Southwold albeit by a different route than the original in parts. The booket contains many maps and drawings, even costings.