Author: Richard Barrack
Editor: John Sargent
Publisher: Train Hobby Publications
Format: Softcover, Landscape
Pages: 56

Published: 2008
Photography: All colour
Condition: New

Sydney Terminal – The Steam Station is a large-format photographic profile of Sydney’s iconic railway hub, widely known as Sydney Central Station. Compiled by Richard Barrack and edited by John Sargent, this volume explores the station’s dual role as the terminus for country and interstate passenger services and the adjacent electric suburban platforms serving Sydney’s metropolitan network.

The book highlights Sydney Terminal’s rich operational history during the steam era, capturing the station in full-colour, large-format imagery. It documents the locomotives, passenger services, platform operations, and bustling station environment, providing a vivid snapshot of the city’s most important railway facility at the height of steam operations.

Presented as a 56-page, all-colour big-picture album, this volume is an essential reference for railway historians, steam enthusiasts, Sydney railfans, modellers, and Australian rail book collectors.