Deeds of a Great Railway is a historical account by G. R. S. Darroch that details the achievements and significance of one of the great railway systems, highlighting its role in the expansion of transportation, commerce, and industry. While not a fictional work, it presents the history of the railway with a focus on its groundbreaking achievements and the transformative effects it had on society. The book reflects on the key figures, innovations, and challenges that shaped the development of the railway, emphasizing the technical advancements that allowed it to become a symbol of modernity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.The narrative covers the engineering feats behind the construction of railways, particularly the design and operation of the infrastructure that allowed for efficient transport over long distances. Darroch pays particular attention to the individuals who played significant roles in the building and operation of the railway, as well as the socio-economic impact it had on regions it served. The development of the railway is presented not just as a series of technological accomplishments, but also as a catalyst for change, linking communities and fostering the growth of industries.