Anthony Burton is an author specialising in the history of technology and transport. His books for The History Press include The Anatomy of Canals, The Iron Men, Navvies, and The Workers' War. Other books include biographies of Thomas Telford, Richard Trevithick, George and Robert Stephenson and Marc and Isambard Brunel. He has been involved in over 100 TV documentaries, half as writer/presenter and others as historical adviser, and appeared as a guest expert on Coast, Reel History and Big, Bigger, Biggest. He lives in Stroud.

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The West Highland Way

Hadrian's Wall Path

Crafted in Britain

The West Highland Way

Thomas Telford

Life in the Mine

The Workers' War

Ocean Liners

Victorian and Edwardian Locomotive Portraits - The South of England

Victorian and Edwardian Locomotive Portraits, Northern England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland

Taking the Train

The Wool Industry a Global History

Steam Traction on the Road

Craft of the Inland Waterways

A History of the Cotton Industry

Pathological Basis of Veterinary Diseases

MARITIME LONDON

The Brunels: Father and Son

London's Transport From Roman Times to the Present Day

The Rise & Fall of British Shipbuilding

Thomas Telford: Master Builder of Roads and Canals

Canal 250

The Iron Men: The Workers Who Created the New Iron Age

The Anatomy of Canals Volume 1

The Anatomy of Canals Volume 2

The Canal Builders

History's Most Dangerous Jobs: Navvies

The Anatomy of Canals Volume 3

Matthew Boulton: Industry's Great Innovator

History's Most Dangerous Jobs: Miners