Whilst the title is slightly misleading, this is an interesting book on some of Brunel’s many works which have either gone, or are difficult to view. The Broad Gauge and the Great Eastern are here, as are his timber viaducts, the atmospheric railway, and the Clifton Suspension Bridge. But did you know another Brunel tubular bridge survives, that he designed a semi-submergeable siege gun, build a portable hospital for the Crimea, water towers for the Crystal Palace, and the first Hungerford Bridge? A good read. 128 pages, Around 160 B&W and colour illustrations. Paperback.