Dotzauer, M. Bahnlandschaft Bremerhaven

Spurse for traces in the Elbe-Weser region since 1862.
The railway landscape of Bremerhaven is not only a topic for railway enthusiasts, but for everyone interested in the economic history of their city, as well as for visitors who want to know what Bremerhaven and the surrounding area between the Elbe and Weser rivers once and now have to offer. An astonishing wealth of information and motifs about the almost 150-year development of rail transport in and around Bremerhaven is vividly presented. Not only the urban railway lines with the port connections, the two depots in Lehe and Geestemünde are described, but also the branch lines into the neighbouring region, the North Sea Railway, the Lower Weser Railway, the EVB with its founding companies BOE and WZTE as well as the Bremerhaven-Bederkesa Museum Railway. A review of the tramway history rounds off the urban rail history in style.
This compact book is a handy and thoroughly researched summary. It draws attention to traces of the past that can still be discovered today and shows numerous photos - many of them still unpublished - from the past and present. Come along on a journey into the seaside town's railway landscape and discover the town and its environs from a new perspective - searching for traces to the left and right of the everyday path.