Adrian Gray

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Adrian Gray (1957- )is the author of a number of historical books on railways, local history and crime history. These include the very popular "Tales of Old Lincolnshire" (ISBN 1-85306-089-5), a series of three books on the South Eastern & Chatham Railways, and a series of books on Victorian crime.

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Crime on the Line (ISBN 1-902827-00-7) 
Publisher: Atlantic Transport Publishers (2000)
Lincolnshire Headlines (ISBN 1-85306-261-8) 
Publisher: Countryside Books
London, Chatham and Dover Railway (ISBN 0-905270-88-6) 
Publisher: Meresborough Books
Crime and Criminals in Victorian Lincolnshire (ISBN 1-871615-43-7)
Publisher: Paul Watkins Publishing (1993)
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