Victorians and Edwardians on the move looks at how the Victorians and Edwardians moved around their towns, their cities and their country. From  Shanks's Pony to the dawn of the motor car, it explores the relationship between developing transport systems and the working and social lives of Britons between 1840 and 1910. The increasing ease of transport changed how the Victorians and Edwardians viewed their country, and had a huge impact of every aspect of their lives. Through a rich collection of Victorian photographs, and Edwardian postcards, and some contemporary quotes from Henry Mayhew, Charles Dickens Jnr and others, this book tells that story. It will be published by Shire in spring 2011.