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A Bibliography ofof the History of InlandInland Waterways, Railways and RoadRoad Transport in the British Isles, 20022002

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GC TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ININ PARTICULARPARTICULAR REGIONS OF THE A pictorial record of road transport and railways. BRITISH ISLES 13 HENDRIE,HENDRIE, WILLIAM WILLIAM F. F. Shipping Shipping of of the the RiverRiver Forth. Tempus, GC1bGClb EnglandEngland - SouthSouth West West regionregion 2002. pp. 128.128. 200 illns. I BATTEN, KIT and BENNETT, FRANCIS. The Victorian maps Pictorial record incl. railway & canal ports and Forth Bridge. of Devon: printed maps, 1838-1901. Devon Books, 2000. pp. GC3 xxxvi, 196.196. 14 ELLIOTT,ELLIOTT, J. J. B. B. Studies Studies in in the the industrial industrial historyhistory ofof thethe EbbwEbbw 2 BODY,BODY, GEOFFREY GEOFFREY and and GALLOP, GALLOP, ROY. ROY. DunballDunball village,village, valley, 1780-1914. Unpuhl.Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Univ.Univ. of Wales, Wales, works and wharf. Fiducia Press, 2001. pp. 22.22.8 8 illns,illns, 2 maps. Cardiff, 2001. The wharf on the R. Parrett and the GWR connections. 'The`The study of transport balances the bias towards by 3 JACKSON, B. L. Rail and road transport on the Isle of Portland: the historians...historians ... by some concentration on thethe development a pictorial survey. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 160.160.270 270 photos. [Series of railways between 1840 and 1914.' PS, no. 10.]10.] A pictorial history, supplementing Isle of Portland railways GE TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ENGINEERINGENGINEERING (1998-2000) with thethe busbus historyhistory updatedupdated fromfrom 1969.1969. GE1GEl Biographies of engineers 4 STANIER, PETER. Dorset in the age of steam: a history and 15 BUCHANAN,BUCHANAN, R.R. ANGUS.ANGUS. Brunel:BruneI: the lifelife andand timestimes ofof archaeology of Dorset industryindustry c.1750-1950.c.1750-1950. Dorset Bks, 2002. Isambard Kingdom Brunel.BruneI. Hambledon & , 2002. pp. pp. 160.160. 276 illns. XXIV, 294, 22 pI.pl. 10 figs. GC1cGClc EnglandEngland - SouthSouth East East region region 16 SKEMPTON,SKEMPTON, A. A. W., w., CHRIMES, CH RIMES, M. M. M.,M., COX,COX, R.R. C.,c., CROSS-CROSS­ 5 MILLS, MARY. GreenwichGreenwich & Woolwich at work. Sutton RUDKIN, P. S. M.,M., RENNISON, R. W. and RUDDOCK, E. C. Publng,Pubing, 2002. pp. 126.126.212 212 illns. [Britain in old photographs (ed). A biographical dictionary of civil engineers in Great Britain series.] and Ireland, vol. 1:I: 1500-1830. Thomas Telford,Teljord, 2002. pp. xliii, A photographic record. Ch. 2 (pp. 11-28), The ubiquitousubiquitous 897.897.44 44 portraits, 9 other illns, 6pp engineers' signatures.signatures. river; 4 (pp. 39-48), Transport.Transport. GE2 Civil engineering GCGCld Id EnglandEngland - WestWest Midlands Midlands regionregion 17 SUTHERLAND,SUTHERLAND, JAMES, JAMES, HUMM, HUMM, DAWN DAWN andand CHRIMES,CHRIMES, 6 § ANTHONY, ROBERT. Transport from c.1700. In 6 § ANTHONY, ROBERT. Transport from c.1700.ln LEONARD, MIKE (ed). Historic concrete: background to appraisal. Thomas J., PRESHOUS, D., ROBERTS, M., SMYTH, J. and TRAIN, Teljord,Telford, 2001. pp. 437. Many illns. C. (ed), The gale ofof life:life: twotwo thousandthousand yearsyears inin south-westsouth-west Papers on the developmentdevelopment of concreteconcrete constructionconstruction tech-tech­ Shropshire. South-west Shropshire Hist. & Arch. Soc. // Logaston nology, incl. bridges and roads; extensive source references. Press, 2000. pp. ? -?-?. 7 BRADFORD, ANNE. Stourport-on-Severn: aa history of the GE3 Architecture and design: bridges, viaducts, buildings town and the area, ed. Michael R. Kettle. Hunt End Bks, 2002. 18 § ATKINSON,ATKINSON, GLEN. Barton's bridges. Richardson, 2002. pp. pp. xiii, 273. 52. Ch. 2, Canal mania; 3, Boat people; 9, The pace quickens Crossings of the Irwell and Manchester Ship Canal. (railway and tramway). 19 MOSS,MOSS, MICHAEL MICHAEL and and HUME, HUME, JOHNJOHN forfor MacLELI.AN,MacLELLAN, GC1fGClf EnglandEngland - EastEast Anglia Anglia DOUGLAS. Bridge building achievements of P. & W. Mac-Mac­ 8 ELY MUSEUM. Rivers, rails & roads: transport on the Isle of Lellan & Co. (1850-1914).(1850-1914). Trans. Newcomen Soc. vo!.vol. 72 Ely in the past: a special exhibition at Ely Museum, 1st JJune- une- (2000-1) pp. 179-202.179-202. 15th September 2002. pp. 36. This Glasgow firm supplied road and rail bridges and struc-struc­ tural ironwork, chiefly for export. GC1GClj j EnglandEngland - NorthNorth region region 20 SWEETMAN,SWEETMAN, JOHN. JOHN. The The artist artist andand thethe bridge,bridge, 1700-1920.1700-1920. 9 GAMBLES, ROBERT. WhenWhen tycoons hit Lakeland's buffers. Ashgate, 1999. pp. XV, 208, XVI col. pI.pl. 104 illns in text. Cumbria vol. 51, no. 4 (July(July 2001)200 I) pp. 36-40; no.no. 66 (Sept.(Sept. A study of graphic representations of bridges in world art. 2001) pp. 48-9. Proposals for a Borrowdale & Buttermere Rly and for roads 21 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, SIMON, SIMON, COOPER, COOPER, MALCOLM MALCOLM and and BARNWELL,BARNWELL, and a tramway over Sty Head Pass, Borrowdale. P. S.S. Manchester:Manchester: thethe warehousewarehouse legacy:legacy: introduction and guide. English Heritage, 2(X)2.2002. pp. pp. 54.54. Col. illns. 10 MANDERS, FRANK and POTTS, RICHARD, Crossing the pp. 7-20, Carriers'Carriers' warehouses,warehouses, dealsdeals withwith historichistoric canalcanal Tyne. Tyne Bridge Pubing,Publng, 2001. pp. 128,128, [24] col. pl.pI. Many and railway warehouses. inns.illns. Ferries and bridges. 22 TILLY,TILLY, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. Conservation Conservation ofof bridges. Spon Press, 2002. pp. xi, 404. Many illns,iIIns, chiefly col. GC2 Scotland Includes much historical background to road, rail and canal 11 CROMPTON,CROMPTON, JOHN.JOHN. AA guideguide toto thethe industrialindustrial heritageheritage of bridges. Table A.IA.1 (pp.(pp. 378-400),378-400), Highways Agency bridges central Scotland: Forth and Clyde. Assocn for Indl Arch., 2002. constructed before 1915.1915. pp. 64. 99 photos, 1313 maps. GE4G E4 Mechanical engineering Gazetteer of 272 sites. 23 EDGE,EDGE, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. L. L. Gardner Gardner & & SonsSons Limited: Limited: legendarylegendary 12 GRIEVES,GRIEVES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Wheels Wheels around around Caithness Caithness andand Sutherland. engineering excellence. Gingeifold,Gingetfold, 2002. pp. 208, viii col pl.pI. Stenlake Pubing,Publng, 2002. pp. 48. 256 illns (14 col.). [Transport archive series.]

398 Manufacturer of diesel engines extensively used in rail, GN TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ININ ART commercial and public service vehicle applications. 28 §§ BOTTOMLEY,BOTTOMLEY, ERIC ERIC withwith PARKHOUSE,PARKHOUSE, NEIL. The transport 24 HILLS,HILLS, RICHARD RICHARD L. L. Life Life and and inventions inventions ofof Richard Richard RobertsRoberts art of Eric Bottomley GG.R.A. .R.A. Black Dwarf, 2002. pp. 136. c.60 1789-1864. Landmark Publng, 2002. pp. 255, [8] pl.pI. col. Bins.illns. [Landmark collectorscollector's library series.] Paintings of railway, road transport and waterway subjects. Roberts was a partner in Sharp, Roberts & Co of Manchester, 29 ROOT,ROOT, MALCOLM. MALCOLM. Malcolm Malcolm Root's Root's transport transport paintings. paintings. TextText early locomotive builders. Ch. 9 (pp. 165-76), SteamSteam roadroad by Tom Tyler. Halsgrove, 2002. pp. viii, 136.66 col. illns. vehicles; 10 (pp. 177-212), Railway locomotives.locomotives. Depictions of historic and contemporarycontemporary road and other transport subjects.subjects. GK TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ANDAND THETHE NATIONNATION GK3G K3 SafetySafety inin transit;transit; accidents GQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OFOF TRANSPORTTRANSPORT 25 WITTS,WITTS, CHRIS. CHRIS. Disasters Disasters onon thethe Severn.Severn. Tempus,Tempus., 2002. pp. 30 BURTON,BURTON, ANTHONY. ANTHONY. The The Daily Daily Telegraph Telegraph guideguide to Britain's 160.116160. 116 illns.illns. working past. Aurum, 2002. pp. 192.199192. 199 col.col. inns,illns, 1414 maps. Wrecks, accidents to the Severn railway bridge and tunnel, etc. GQ1GQl Preservation 31 § DIVALL, COLIN and SCOTT,SCOTT, ANDREW (ed). MakingMaking GK6 Parliament, government andand transporttransport histories in transport museums.museums. Leicester Univ. Press, 2001. 26 GLAISTER,GLAISTER, S. S. U.K. U.K. transporttransport policypolicy 1997-2001.1997-200 I. Oxford pp. viii, 220. [Making histories in museums series.] Review of Economic Policy vol. 18 (2002) pp. 154-186. The 19971997 government announced policies and changes in GR RESEARCHRESEARCH AND AND STUDY STUDY OFOF TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AND THEIR administration, butbut the statistics show that little else was HISTORY achieved. achieved. 32 LORD,LORD, EVELYN. EVELYN. Investigating Investigating the the twentieth twentieth century:century: sourcessources GK11GKll MilitaryMilitary transport for local historians. Tempus, 1999. pp. 160.160. Ch. 7 (pp. 99-114), Transport.Transport. 27 § JOINER,JOINER, J. H. One more river to cross:cross: thethe storystory ofof BritishBritish military bridging. Leo Cooper, 2001. pp. xix, 476. Work of the Royal Engineers and their predecessors at home and abroad since medieval times.

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CA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY HISTORY AND AND DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION OFOF INLAND CC INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT ININ PARTICULARPARTICULAR WATERWAY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN IN THE THE BRITISHBRITISH ISLES REGIONS OF THE BRITISH ISLES 33 HOLLAND,HOLLAND, JULIAN. JULIAN. Canal Canal recollections: recollections: aa pictorial pictorial record.record CC1dCC Id -WestEngland-West Midlands Midlands regionregion Greenwich Editions, 2002. pp. 96.96.85 85 inns.illns. 39 TAFRATI,IAFRATI, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. From From labour labour to to leisure: leisure: thethe changingchanging role of canals in Birmingham. 1nlJnl of Regional & Local Studies vol. CB INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT AT PARTICULAR 20 no. I (Smr(Smr 2000)2000) pp. 29-39. PERIODS 40 TYERS,TYERS, ALAN. ALAN. Canals Canals in in the the heart heart ofof England. England. Brewin, 2002. CB1CBI Antiquity and early use of inland navigation up toto c.1600c.1600 pp. 90.90.89 89 col.col. photos.photos. 34 McCULLOUGH,McCULLOUGH, D. D. A.A. Investigating Investigating portagesportages inin thethe NorseNorse A col. photographic album. maritime landscape of Scotland and the Isles. Unpubl. Ph.D. CCU'CClf England-EastEngland-East Anglia Anglia thesis, Univ. of Glasgow, 2000. 41 § DUTT,DUTT, WILLIAM.WILLIAM. The Norfolk Broads.Broads. Facsim. repr. of 3rd 35 McELUOGUE,McELUOGUE, D. D. M. M. A A study study of of vernacular vernacular boats boats fromfrom northnorth (1930) edn. Halsgrove, 2002. pp. 378. Wales in the care of U.W.B.U.W.B. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of Wales, Bangor, 2001. CC1hCClh England-NorthEngland-North West West regionregion An examination of nautical archaeological finds, including 42 McNEIL,McNEIL, ROBINA ROBINA and and GEORGE, GEORGE, DAVID DAVID (ed). (ed). Manchester,Manchester, craft from LlynLJyn Penis,Peris, LJynLlyn Padarn and Talsarnau. archetype city of thethe industrialindustrial revolution:revolution: a proposedproposed world heritage site. Field Arch. Centre, Univ. of Manchester, 2002. CB3 c.1750--1850c.1750-1850 The Canal Age pp. iv, 44. [The heritage atlas, 4.] 36 BURTON,BURTON, ANTHONY ANTHONY and and PRATT, PRATT, DEREK.DEREK. TheThe anatomyanatomy of A collection of papers on historical sites; those relating to canals: the mania years. Tempus, 2002. pp. 160,160, [33] col. pl.pI. specific waterways areare enteredentered separately.separately. 106 b.& w. illns. 43 WHITE,WHITE, DICK. DICK. The The Windermere Windermere ferry: ferry: history, history, boats,boats, ferrymenferrymen Sequel to The anatomy of canals: the early years (2001).(200 I). and passengers. Helm Press, 2002. pp. 110.110. Many illns. 37 UGLOW,UGLOW, JENNY. JENNY. The The Lunar Lunar men: men: thethe friendsfriends whowho mademade thethe CC1hCClh England-YorkshireEngland-Yorkshire & & NorthNorth Humberside Humberside future 1730-1810.1730--1810. Faber, 2002. pp. xx, 588,588,47 47 col. pl.pI. Ch. 1010 (pp. 107-21),107-21), TheyThey buildbuild canals, describes the role 44 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, PHILIP PHILIP L. L. The The development development of of water water transporttransport of Josiah WedgwoodWedgwood and fellow members of the LunarLunar in the Doncaster region. Yorkshire Hist. Quarterly vol. 8 no. 2 Society of Birmingham in canal promotion. (Nov. 2002) pp.pp. 42-3.42-3. C115CB5 1948- 1948- NationalisationNationalisation and after; thethe rebirthrebirth ofof canalscanals as CC2 Scotland leisure amenities 45 CATFORD,CATFORD, KEN. KEN. The The statistical statistical accounts accounts ofof Scotland Scotland 17991799 38 PRICE,PRICE, Sir Sir FRANK. FRANK. BeingBeing there.there. UpfrontUpfrant Publng, 2002. pp. and 1845.1845. lndl Heritage vol. 28 no. 2 (Smr 2002) pp. 45-9.45-9. 436, [16] pl.pI. Includes canals. Autobiography; author was Chairman of BWB, 1968-84.

399 46 FORBES,FORBES, NICOLA NICOLA and and HOWAT, HOWAT, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe RosehallRosehall Canal: 63 MILNE,MILNE, GUSTAV. GUSTAY. Joining Joining the the medievalmedieval fleet.fleet. British Archae­Archae- the most northerly canal in Great Britain? R.C.H.S. .Inl1nl vol. 34 ology no. 61 (Oct. 2001) pp. 14-19. (2002-5) pp. 38-9. How and where medieval ships were built. 47 HOWAT,HOWAT, JOHN JOHN M. M. T. T. MrMr Fergusson'sFergusson's canal.canal.lndl Indl Heritage vol. 64 NEEDHAM,NEEDHAM, DENNIS. DENNIS. Tony Tony Lewery.Lewery. Wwys World vol. 31 no. 28 no. 3 (Wntr 2002) pp. 2--6.2-6. 11 (Nov. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 56-8.56-8. Late 18th century canal. Narrow boat painting. 48 HOWAT,HOWAT, JOHN JOHN M. M. T. T. SirSir Andrew Andrew Wood's canal.canal.lndl Ind/ Heritage 65 NUTTALL,NUTTALL, SIMON. SIMON. HistoricHistoric boats.boats. Canal & Riverboat vol. vol. 28 no. 2 (Smr 2002) pp. 21-3. 25 no. 6 (June 2002) pp. 22-5.22-5. Late 15th cent. canal cut in Largo, Fife. The steam narrowboat President. 49 HOWAT,HOWAT, JOHN JOHN M. M. T. T. TheThe BurnturkBurnturk canals. Indl Heritage vol. 66 O'DRISCOLL.O'DRISCOLL. PATRICIA. PATRICIA. Olive May, a bargebarge and-a-half.and-a-half. 28 no. I (Spr.(Spr. 2002) pp. 57--60.57-60. Bygone Kent vol. 23 (2002) pp. 534--40.531 10. 19th cent. Fife canals serving quarrying and mining. Wooden bargebarge builtbuilt at Sittingbourne in 19201920 for KentKent 50 HUTTON,HUTTON, GUTHRIE. GUTHRIE. Scotland'sScotland's millenniummillennium canals:canals: thethe Coasters Ltd. survival and revival of the Forth & Clyde and Union Canals. 67 TURNER,TURNER, ROGER. ROGER. Caleb's last call: the sailing barge wrecked Stenlake Publng, 2002. pp. 164.227 Binsillns (37 col.). at Herne Bay. Bygone Kent vol. 23 (2002) pp. 363-71. Rochester-built and -owned sailing barge, built 1876,1876, CC5 British contribution to overseas waterways wrecked 1908. 51 §§ STRYAN,STRYAN, ROBERTAROBERTAM. M. andand TAYLOR, ROBERTROBERTR. R. The Great Swivel Link: Canada's Welland Canal. Champlain Soc., 2001. CG WATERWAYWATERWAY TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT AND pp. 621.621.26 26 illns,illns, 6 maps. OPERATION CG1CG I Transport of goods; inland waterway carriers CD SPECIAL TYPESTYPES OFOF INLAND INLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT 68 FAULKNER,FAULKNER, ALAN. ALAN. Erewash Erewash enterprise.enterprise. Wwys World vol. 31 no. 10 (Oct. 2002) pp. 80-2. CMCDI UndergroundUnderground canals Erewash Canal Carrying Company. 52 WILKINSON,WILKINSON, PETER. PETER. TheThe Nent Nent Force Force LevelLevel andand BreweryBrewery 69 SHILL,SHILL, RAY RAY (comp) (comp) and and FOXON, FOXON, TOM TOM (ed).(ed). WorkingWorking boat: Shaft. N. Pennines Heritage Trust, 2001. pp. 105.105. Many illns, early canal carriers inin the west Midlands 1770-1845.1770-1845.1, I, The incl. col. Warwickshire & Worcestershire trades. [Cover subtitle: Midland A partly navigable lead mine drainage level. canal carriers 1770-1845.]1770-1845.] Heartland Press, 2002. pp.pp. 61.61.8 8 illns, 18 maps & plans. CD2 River and estuarial ferries (see also 10.10, 143)143) illns, 18 maps & plans. 53 BRUCE,BRUCE, J. GRAEME,J. GRAEME, with with addtl addtl material material by by Ian Ian Muir.Muir. Crossing 70 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, MIKE. MIKE. Coal Coal toto Ferrybridge 'C'.'C'. Wwys World vol. 31 Glasgow's river. Archive no. 33 (Mar. 2002) pp. 10-30. no. 10 (Oct. 2002) pp. 66-9.66-9. With a chronology for 1964-2002. 54 McKNIGHT,McKNIGHT, HUGH. HUGH. FerryFerry meme home.home. Canal Boat & Inland Wwys Jan. 2002 pp. 70-4. CH INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY LIFE AND LABOUR River ferries. 71 § BEARDSMORE,BEARDS MORE, MARGARET.MARGARET. Measham ware. [?],(?), 2002. pp. CE INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY ENGINEERING 32. An account of the pottery popular with boat people. CE1CEI Biographies of inland waterway engineers 72 STAMMERS,STAMMERS, MIKE. MIKE. Missions Missions to to watermen.watermen. Mariner:~Mariner's Mirror 55 BAKER,BAKER, TIM. TIM. James James Green.Green. Wwys World vol. 31 no. 5 (May vol. 87 (200(2001) I) pp.pp. 336-7,336-7,485-6, 485--6, vol.vol. 8888 (2002) pp. 102-4.102--4. 2002) pp. 78-80. 56 HANNAVY,HANNAVY, JOHN.JOHN. MrMr Rennie'sRennie's ready.ready. Canal & RiverboatRiverboat CH1CHI BiographicalBiographical andand autobiographical memoirs of inland waterway life vol. 25 no. 4 (Apr. 2002) pp.pp. 34-9.34-9. waterway life Caledonian and Crinan canals. 73 FENTIMAN,FENTIMAN, DENIS. DENIS. JimJim andand hishis brickbrick barge.barge. Bygone Kent vol. 23 (2002) pp. 739--46.739-46. CE3 ArchitectureArchitecture and design: bridges, aqueducts, tunnels, locks, James Henry Fentiman (1855-1939), bargemaster in the lifts, inclined planes, warehouses Thames brick and cement trades and later harbourmaster of 57 BATES,BATES, MALCOLM. MALCOLM. SimplySimply brilliantbrilliant && brilliantlybrilliantly simple:simple: the Milton Creek Conservators. Robert WeldonWeldon's 's patent hydrostatic or caisson , 1792, patent 74 HODGE,HODGE, GAVIN. GAVIN. Profile: Profile: Mick Mick Lungley.Lungley. Traditional Boats & no. 1892.1892. BristollndlBristol Indl Arch Soc. Jill1nl vol. 35 (2002) pp. 2-19.2-19. Tall Ships no. 18 (Feb.-Mar. 2002) pp. 46-9. 58 § NEVELL,NEVELL, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. Canal warehouse survey in north west A Thames barge master trading to Ipswich. England.lndlEngland. Indl Arch. North West vol. 1I (2001) pp. 3--4.3-4. 75 DAVIES,DAVIES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Maureen Maureen Shaw. Shaw. WwysWwys World vol. 31 no.no.4 4 59 UHLEMANN,UHLEMANN, HANS-JOACHIM, HANS-JOACHIM, transl. transl. & & ed. ed. by by MikeMike Clarke. (April 2002) pp. 87-9. Canal lifts and inclines of the world. Internat,Internal, 2002. pp. 159.159. Life on the Oxford and Grand Union Canals. 220 figs, 3 location maps. 76 § HARDIE,HARDIE, BILL.BILL. AA sparkspark onon Salford docks. Richardson, 2002. Appx: Chronological list of boat lifts and inclines, with rise, pp. 50. inclination, boat size and other information. The author worked as a maintenance electrician for the Man­Man- chester Ship Canal Co., 1954-63. CE4 Boats and boat building (see also 35, 143)143) 77 PARTIS,PARTIS, ROBIN. ROBIN. MemoriesMemories ofof FavershamFaversham andand itsits sailingsailing 60 § BAGSHAW,BAGSHAW, `HARRY'.'HARRY'. Re-fit: unrigging and rigging Thames barges. Faversham Soc., 2001. pp. vii, 46, [12] pI.pl. [Faversham spritsail coasting barge Scone. author / 1.J. R. Beaumont, 2002. papers, no. 77.] pp. 184.184. Author worked on barges out of Faversham, 1930s-40s.I 930s--40s. 61 HARVEY,HARVEY, W.W. S.S. TheThe steamboatsteamboat comes toto Glasgow-theGlasgow-the 78 § THORPE,THORPE, JOHN. Windlass in my belt: aa canalcanal adolescence.adolescence. bicentenary of the Charlotte Dundas. Indl Heritage vol. 28 no. Waterways World, 2002. pp. vi, 290. 3 (Wntr 2002) pp. 53-6. Autobiographical accountaccount ofof life on and aroundaround workingworking 62 McKNIGHT,McKNIGHT, HUGH. HUGH. Old Old masters.masters. Canal Boat & Inland Wwys boats in the 1950s.1950s. June 2002 pp. 72-6. Frank Jones, a narrow boat decorator.

400 79 VAUGHTON,VAUGHTON, BRIAN. BRIAN. Sister Sister Mary Mary Ward Ward 11885-1972].[1885-1972]. Wwys World vol. 31 no. 4 (April 2002) pp. 80-2, no.no. 7 (July(July 2002)2002) 95 GREENFIELD,GREENFIELD, DAVID. DAVID. TheThe ToneTone aqueductaqueduct at CreechCreech St PP.pp. 9191.. Michael. Somerset Indl Arch. Soc. Bulln no. 90 (Aug.(Aug. 2002)2002) `The'The boaters'boaters' nurse'. pp. 2-7. CK INLANDINLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS AND THE NATION Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation and R. Blackwater CK4 Inland waterways and industry, trade and agriculture 96 § COURTMAN,COURTMAN, DUDLEYDUDLEY andand MARRIAGE,MARRIAGE, JOHNJOHN (ed).(ed). Tales of the ChelmerChelmer andand BlackwaterBlackwater Navigation.Navigation. Chelmer Canal 80 FOXON,FOXON, TOM. TOM. Staffordshire Staffordshire salt salt works works on on the the Trent Trent && Mersey Trust, 2002. pp. 66. Canal. R.CH.S.R.C.H.S. 1nlJnl vol. 34 (2002--4)(2002-4) pp.pp. 88-91,88-91,163-4. 163--4. Reminiscences. 81 SPAIN,SPAIN, ALICE. ALICE. A A taste taste of of Ovaltine: Oval tine: the the official official story.story. Battleford 97 MARRIAGE,MARRIAGE, JOHN. JOHN. The The Chelmer Chelmer & & BlackwaterBlackwater Navigation.Navigation. Books, 2002. pp. xiv, 170.170. Tempus,Temples, 2002. pp. 128.185128. 185 illns,illns, 33 maps. Ch. 8 (pp. 81-93), Transport, especially the . 98 MARRIAGE,MARRIAGE, JOHN. JOHN. Memoirs Memoirs of of the the Chelmer Chelmer motor motor barges.barges. Wwys World vol. 31 no.no.1 I (Jan. 2002) pp. 82-3. CK8 Crime on inland waterways 82 HAMILTON,HAMILTON, ROBERT. ROBERT. AA taletale ofof two two misdeeds.misdeeds. Wwys World 99 RICHARDSON,RICHARDSON, CHRISTINE. CHRISTINE. Brindley'sBrindley's Norwood Norwood TunnelTunnel vol. 31 no. 10 (Oct. 2002) pp. 70-1. (1771-1775), twintwin of Harecastle.Harecastle. Trans. Newcomen Soc. vol. Early 19th cent. thefts on the BCN. 72 (2000-I)(2000-1) pp.pp. 163-78.163-78. CL INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL CANALS CANALS AND AND RIVER RIVER NAVIGATIONS NAVIGATIONS Dorset & Somerset Canal Aire & Calder Nay.Nav. (incl. Canal) (see also 70) 100 PAGET-TOMLINSON, EDWARD.EDWARD. JamesJames Fussell's balance lock. Wwys World vol. 31 no. 8 (Aug. 2002) pp.pp. 66--7.66-7. 83 PAGET-TOMLINSON,PAGET-TOMLINSON, EDWARD. EDWARD. CompartmentCompartment boatboat hoists. Wwys World vol. 31 no. 1212 (Dec. 2002) pp. 59-61. Erewash Canal (see also 68) 84 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, MIKE. MIKE. A.& A.& C.C. upgrade.upgrade. Wwys World vol. 31 no. 6 101 HAMMOND,HAMMOND, PETER. EarlyEarly plan of an extension of the (June 2002) pp. 68-9. Erewash Canal. Nottinghamshire IndlIndl Arch. Arch. Soc. Soc. 1nl Al vol. 27, Canal improvements in the 1960s.1960s. no. 1I (Mar. 2002) pp. 10-11. Birmingham Canal Navigations (see also 82) R. Exe and Exeter Canal 85 SHILL,SHILL, RAY. RAY. EdwardEdward Paget-Tomlinson'sPaget-Tomlinson's A-Z of thethe BCN.BCN. 102 MAUN,MAUN, JEAN. JEAN. Exploring Exploring Exeter: Exeter: thethe Quay. Obelisk, 2002. pp. Boundary Post [B.C.N.[8.C.N. Soc.]. 32.5632. 56 photos.photos. U is for Union Mill. no. 156 (Spr. 2002) pp.pp. 9-14.9-14. A guide with historical notes. V is for Valentia Wharf. no. 157 (Smr 2002) pp. 9-13. Allen 103 TROTT,TROTT, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe PerrymanPerryman familyfamily andand thethe ExeterExeter Canal.Canal. Brothers boatboatyard.yard. Devon & Cornwall Notes Queries vol. 3939 (2002-)(2002-) pp. 4--7.4-7. 86 SHILL,SHILL, RAY. RAY. The The Birmingham Birmingham CanalCanal Navigations.Navigations. Tempus, R. Forth 2002. pp. 128.128.147 147 illns. 1041104§ HENDRIE, WILLIAM F.F. Shipping of the River Forth. Tempus, A pictorial history. 2002. pp. 128.200128. 200 photos.photos. Bridgewater Navigation (incl. ; Mersey Grand Junction Canal (incl. (old); & Irwell Navigation; Manchester & Salford Junction Canal) Leicestershire & Northamptonshire Union Canal) (see also (see also 18)18) 75,75,81) 81) 87 BRUMHEAD,BRUMHEAD, DEREK.DEREK. Castlefield,Castlefield, Manchester:Manchester: thethe 1051105§ SAVAGE, SHELLEY.SHELLEY. WaterWater fromfrom :Wendover: thethe story of the regeneration and sustainable development of an historichistoric Wendover Arm canal. Wendover Arm Trust, 2002. pp. 26. col. industrial site. Indl Heritage vol. 27 no. 3 (Aut. 2002001) I) pp.pp. 34-34- illns. 44. A guide. 88 GEORGE,GEORGE, DAVID DAVID and and BRUMHEAD, BRUMHEAD, DEREK.DEREK. TheThe MerseyMersey 106 TURNOCK,TURNOCK, DAVID.DAVID. FoxtonFoxton revisited:revisited: the inclinedinclined plane in & Irwell Navigation: the old quay at Manchester. In McNEIL, context. R.CH.S.R.C.H.S. Jn11nl vol. 34 pp. 39--45.39-45. 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401 Leeds & Liverpool Canal (incl. R. Douglas) (see also 70, 123-4,258.123-4, 258. 607) Series of correspondence on how boats were steered on the 112 WOODS,WOODS, PETER. PETER. LeedsLeeds && LiverpoolLiverpool boatmen.boatmen. WwysWwys World flowing river. vol. 31 no. 3 (Mar. 2002) pp.pp. 80-3.80-3. 128I 28 WITTS,WITTS, CHRIS.CHRIS. DisastersDisasters on thethe Severn.Severn. Tempus, 2002. pp. Traffic in the 1950s. 160.111160. 111 photos,photos, 3 diags. Canal Sharpness New Docks & Gloucester & Birmingham Navi-Navi­ 113 FISHER,FISHER, GRAHAM.GRAHAM. RuralRural enigma.enigma. Canal & Riverboat vol. gation (incl. , Droitwich Junction Canal, 25 no. 2 (Feb. 2002) pp. 56-9.56-9. Gloucester & Berkeley Canal,Canal, WorcesterWorcester & BirminghamBirmingham A brief history of the canal. Canal) Macclesfield Canal 129 PAGET-TOMLINSON,PAGET-TOMLINSON, EDWARD. EDWARD. JohnJohn Woodhouse's perpen-perpen­ dicular lift. 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402 144 MILNE,MILNE, GUSTAV.GUSTAY. London's medieval waterfront. British 1588158§ TICKNER, L. Messing about in boats: E. J.J. Gregory'sGregory's 'Boulter's`Boulter's Archaeology no. 68 (2002) pp. 20-23. Lock, Sunday Afternoon' (R.A. 1897).1897). Oxford Art JnI1nl vol. 25 Archaeology of the London waterfront. no. 2 (2002) pp. 1-28. 145 THURMAN,THURMAN, CHRIS.CHRIS. London'sLondon's river:river: WestminsterWestminster toto Wool-Woo1- Edward John Gregory's oil painting of pleasure craft on the wich. Tempus, 2002. pp. 96.96.172 172 illns.iIIns. Thames, exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1897.1897. A pictorial record by the author from the 1950s1950s onwards. CO INLANDINLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS IN LITERATURE Thames & Medway Canal 159 McKNIGHT,Mc KNIGHT, HUGH. HUGH. StoriesStories forfor children. Canal Boat & Inland 146 PITTMAN,PITTMAN, SUSAN. SUSAN. Jammed Jammed between between the the twotwo wallswalls of Graves-Graves­ Wwys (Dec. 2002) pp. 76-80. end lock: more details about the demise of the Calstock sailing 1(X)100 years years of of waterway-based waterway-based storiesstories for children. schooner Vistula. Tamar vol. 23 (2002) pp. 57-65. 160 MAXWELL,MAXWELL, JENNY. JENNY. GreyGrey Lady. Time Warner, 2002. pp. vii, 147 SKELLORN,SKELLORN, JOHN. JOHN. WhenWhen thethe GravesendGravesend basinbasin was bombed. 419. Bygone Kent vol. 23 (2002) pp. 140-3. A family saga set around the midlands narrow boat of the Thames & Severn CanalCanal and Stroudwater Canal title from thethe Victorian era toto WorldWorld War II.n. 148 VINER,VINER, DAVID. DAVID. The The Thames Thames & & SevernSevern Canal:Canal: historyhistory & guide. 161 MURRAY,MURRAY, ANNIE.ANNIE. TheThe narrowboat girl. Macmillan, 2001.200 I. pp. Tempus, 2002. pp. 160,160, [16] col. pl.pI. 130130 illnsiIIns (31 col.).coL). 458. Weaver Navigation Story set on the Birmingham-Oxford canal. 149 CARDEN,CARDEN, DAVID DAVID andand PARKHOUSE,PARKHOUSE, NEIL. A guide to the CQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS Anderton boat lift. Black Dwarf, 2002. pp. 48.48.82 82 illnsillns (41 coL),col.), map. 162 ASHLEY,ASHLEY, PETER. PETER. GrandGrand Union:Union: canals. Everyman Publishers, in association with English Heritage, 2002. pp. 80. [Everyman 150 PAGET-TOMLINSON,PAGET-TOMLINSON, EDWARD. EDWARD. Anderton lifts. Wwys World pocket booksbooks series.] vol. 31 no.4no. 4 (April 2002) pp. 71-3.71-3. A col. photographic album of canals. CN INLANDINLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS IN ART 163 GOGARTY,GOGARTY, PAUL. The water road:road: aa narrowboatnarrowboat odysseyodyssey through England. Robson, 2002. pp. viii, 364, [8] col. pl.pI. 6 151 HOLLAND,HOLLAND, STANLEY. STANLEY. ArtisticArtistic flash.flash. WwysWwys World vol. 31 no. maps. 3 (Mar. 2002) pp. 62-3.62-3. 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403 RB2 The transitional period, from mineral waggonway to public 2002. pp. xxix, 705, 62 pl.pI. 78 photos, 1313 cartoons, 23 figs, 98 passenger railway, 1800-18301800-1830...1850 ... 1850 tables. 172 AYLMER,AYLMER, AUDREY.AUDREY. History revealed: the Neet breaks its BR's commissioned history, continuing Ott.Ott.13088. 13088. pp.pp. 518-518- banks, Dec. 1999. Old Cornwall vol. 12 no. 9 (2001) pp.pp. 33-6.33-6. 677, Notes. Sand tramway on Bude beach temporarily revealed. RB12 1997-1997- TheThe era era of ofthe the privatised privatised national national rail rail systemsystem 173 BISHOP,BISHOP, IANIAN S.S. CoalCoal andand thethe Dramway (within rural Bitton). 189 BOWKER,BOWKER, RICHARD. RICHARD. Britain'sBritain's railway: railway: timetime forfor aa newnew radi-radi­ author, 1999. pp. 44. Many illns, maps. calism. Strategic Rail Authority, 2002. pp. 20. [Sir Robert Reid Guide to the Avon & Gloucestershire Rly in Bitton. lecture, 2002.] 174 GWYN,GWYN, DAVID.DAVID. Anglesey's ghostghost railwayrailway revisited.revisited. Trans Author was chairman of the Strategic Rail Authority. Anglesey Antiq. Soc. 2002 pp. 16-22.16--22. 190 JOHNSTON,JOHNSTON, HOWARDHOWARD (ed). The comprehensivecomprehensive guide to Proposed railway in Anglesey coalfield, 1811.1811. Britain's railways. 6th edn. EMAP Active, 2003. pp. 132, incl. 175 HEDGER,HEDGER, DAVID. DAVID. TheThe Embankment tramway. [From the mu­mu- covers. Col. illns. seum shelves.] Ffestiniog Rly Mag. vol. 15 (2000-(2000-)) pp. 351-3. This edn expandedexpanded toto includeinclude infrastructureinfrastructure maintenancemaintenance The tramway used from 1808 in constructing the Cob at companies. Portmadog and its rails. 191 LEACH,LEACH, GRAEME. GRAEME. Evolution Evolution not not revolution: revolution: thethe futurefuture of the 176 JOHNS,JOHNS, BRIAN.BRIAN. Brockaditches.Brockaditches. New Regard of the Forest of railways. Inst. of Directors, 2002. pp. 51. 5 figs. Dean vol. 17 (2002) pp. 19-30. 192§l92§ MURRAY, ANDREW.ANDREW. Off Off thethe rails:rails: Britain'sBritain's great rail crisis Study of an area near Parkend, incl. remains of a tramroad cause, consequences and cure. Verso, [20011[2001?] pp.pp. 198.198. branch of the Severn & Wye Rly. Author was an official of ASLEF. 177 KIRKHAM,KIRKHAM, LES.LES. TheThe MowMow CopCop tunneltunnel andand tramwaystramways of the 193 RAILTRACK.RAILTRACK. Moving Moving forward: forward: thethe challengeschallenges ahead,ahead, ed. Philip north Staffordshire-Cheshire border. Mining History [Peak Haigh. Supplement to Rail magazine no. 435. EMAP Active, District Mines Hist. Soc.]Soc.] vol.vol. 15 no.no. 11 (Smr(Smr 2002)2(02) pp. 56--9.56-9. for Railtrack, May 2002. pp. 31. Field research of the 1803 and 18321832 tramroads. 178 REYNOLDS,REYNOLDS, PAUL.PAUL. TheThe 18381838 Gwaun-Cae-GurwenGwaun-Cae-Gurwen railway: RC RAILRAIL TRANSPORTTRANSPORT IN THETHE REGIONSREGIONS ANDAND an abandoned feeder to the SwanseaSwansea Canal. S. WW. WalesWales lndlIndl COUNTRIES .OFOF THE BRITISH ISLES Arch. Soc. Bulln no. 83 (2002) pp. 6--10.6-10. 194 LIDDLE, LAURENCE. From Connemara to Cock 0'o' the North: 179 YOULES,YOULES, TONY.TONY. Tramroad remains in the Forest of Dean.Dean. railway journeysjourneys inin Ireland and Scotland 1920-1950. Colour-Colour­ Gloucestershire Soc. Soc. for for Indl lndl Arch. Arch. 1nl Al 2000 pp. 19-26. point, 2002. pp. 144.144.79 79 photos. Forest of Dean tramroad and branches. RClb EnglandEngland -- SouthSonth West West region region RB3 The Railway Age, 1830-1914 195 DALE,DALE, PETER. PETER. Gloucestershire's Gloucestershire's lostlost railways. Stenlake, 2002. 180 BARNES,BARNES, ROBIN.ROBIN. A royalroyal progress: the King of Saxony's pp. 48. journey through England and Scotland in the yearyear 1844.1844. A pictorial record. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp.pp. 346--51,406-13.346-51, 406-13. 196 DALE,DALE, PETER.PETER. Wiltshire'sWiltshire's lostlost railways.railways. Stenlake, 2002. pp. Observations of railways. 48. 181 HODGKINS,HODGKINS, DAVID.DAVID. The second railway king: the life and A pictorial record. times of Sir Edward Watkin 1819-1901. Merton Priory Press, 197 FAIRCLOUGH,FAIRCLOUGH, TONY. TONY. Cornwall's railways.railways. 3rd3rd [i.e.[i.e. 4th] edn 2002. pp. xx, 713, [24] pl.pI. 21 maps, 8 tables. of Ott.8461, rev. by Bernard Mills. Tor Mark Press, 2002. pp. 182 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY. JEFFREY. King King GeorgeGeorge VV andand the railways. BackTrack 48. vol. 16 (2002) pp. 620-6. A brief history. Royal visits to railway establishments and other occasions. 198 LEITCH,LEITCH, RUSSELL. RUSSELL. Plymouth's Plymouth's railways railways inin thethe 1930's,1930's, includ-includ­ 183 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, GEOFFREY.GEOFFREY. Britain's Edwardian railways: a ing the G.W.R.'s poorpoor relation.relation. Railway Correspondence & golden age? BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 134-9. Travel Soc., 2002. pp. 117.117.70 70 photos, 5 maps, many facsims. A record based on personal memories of GWR and Southern RB4 1914-1918 RailwaysRailways during during the the First First World World War (see also Rlyoperations.Rly operations. 512) 199 OAKLEY,OAKLEY, MIKE.MIKE. SomersetSomerset railwayrailway stations. Dovecote Press, 184 BISHOP,BISHOP, MICHAEL J. WorldWorld War One railwaymen.railwaymen. Rly 2002. pp. 160. 194194 photos, 6 maps. Postcard Collectors Circle no. 36 (Mar. 2002) pp. 14-16. An A-Z historical record. RB7RB71939-1945 1939-1945 RailwaysRailways duringduring thethe SecondSecond WorldWorld War (see 200 VAUGHAN,VAUGHAN, JOHN.JOHN. BranchesBranches && byways:byways: Cornwall.Cornwall. Oxford also 212, 790, 793) Publng,Pubing, 2002. pp. 256. 381 photos, 20 maps. 185 BROOKSBANK,BROOKSBANK, B. W. L. TheThe BlackpoolBlackpool CentralCentral disaster,disaster, RC1cRClc EnglandEngland - SouthSouth East East region region August 1941. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 222-7. 201 ALLEN,ALLEN, M. M. A. A. AA railway railway revolution? revolution? AA census-basedcensus-based analysis A military aircraft crash on the station. of the economic, social and topographical effects of the coming RB10RBI0 1948-19941948-1994 Railways Railways of of the the British British Isles Isles inin generalgeneral and of thethe railwayrailway uponupon thethe citycity ofof Winchester, Winchester, c.1830-c.1890.c.1830-c.1890. `British'British Railways' Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of Southampton, 1999. 186 EAGLES,EAGLES, BARRY BARRY J.J. SouthernSouthern steam finale. Waterfront, 2002. 202 CRICKLEWOODCRICKLEWOOD RailwayRailway Terraces:Terraces: a villagevillage history,history, fromfrom pp. 80. 79 col. illns. Roman times to the year 2001. Residents' Community Associa­Associa- A colour photographic record ofof the final years of steamsteam tion (Edgware Road), 2001. pp. 80. operation on the Southern Region. 203 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. PrincesPrinces Risborough to 187 PAYE,PAYE, PETER.PETER. EastEast AnglianAnglian passengerpassenger serviceservice withdrawals in Banbury. Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos, XV O.S. maps 1952. Great Eastern 1nlJnl no. 109 (Jan. 2002) pp. 32-4. & plans, facsims. [Western main lines series.] A pictorial history of the GW & GC Joint and GWR lines. RB10-RB11RBIO-RBll 1948-1997 204 WELCH,WELCH, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. KentKent steam:steam: scenesscenes fromfrom thethe fiftiesfifties and 188 GOURVISH,GOURVISH, TERRY.TERRY. British Rail 1974-97: fromfrom integrationintegration sixties. Capital Transport, 2002. pp. 80. to privatisation; research by Mike Anson. Oxford Univ. Press,

404 London 224 WOLMAR,WOLMAR, CHRISTIAN.CHRISTIAN. Down the Tube: the battle for 205 BAKER,BAKER, IAN. IAN. TracingTracing disuseddisused railwaysrailways nearnear CroydonCroydon -Tram­ London's Underground.Underground. Aurum, 2002. pp. viii, 246. link. London Rly Record vol. 3, no. 31 (Apr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 187-99. A political history since c.1980. 206 BAKER,BAKER, IAN. IAN. Tracing Tracing earlierearlier railway railway remainsremains nearnear the D.L.R. RC1dRCld EnglandEngland - WestWest Midlands Midlands regionregion London Rly Record vol. 3, no. 33 (Oct. 2002) pp. 265-77. 225 SHARPE,SHARPE, DEREK. DEREK. TheThe railways railways ofof Cadbury Cadbury andand Boumville:Bournville: 207 BETJEMAN,BETJEMAN, JOHN. London's historic railway stations.stations. the story of the railway system in the chocolate factory and the Photography by John Gray. 2nd & enlarged edn of Ott.8755.OU.8755. Midland Railway engine shed. BoumbrookBournbrook PublnsPubins / author, Capital Transport, 2002. pp. 112.112. 2002. pp. 100.135100. 135 photosphotos (8(8 col.),coL), 22 drwgs,drwgs, 88 plans, 7 facsims. pp. 80-112, Thirty years later, by Alan A. Jackson; with 66 226 WELBOURN,WELBOURN, NIGEL. NIGEL. Lost Lost lines: lines: BirminghamBirmingham andand thethe Black addtl col. photos by Colin Garratt and James Whiting. Country. Ianfan Allan, 2002. pp. 128.128. Many photos. 208 GOSLIN,GOSLIN, GEOFF.GEOFF. GreatGreat Expectations:Expectations: thethe MetropolitanMetropolitan and Survey of closed lines and their surviving remains. Great Eastern link at Liverpool Street. London Rly Record vol. RCle EnglandEngland -- EastEast Midlands Midlands region region 3, no. 32 (July 2002) pp.pp. 218-26. 227 HURST,HURST, JOHNJOHN andand KINDER,KINDER, MIKE.MIKE. WilliamWilliam Bradshaw,Bradshaw, 209 GREEN,GREEN, LIONEL. LIONEL. TheThe railwaysrailways ofof Merton. Merton Historical Leicester railway cameraman 1909-1923. Historical Model Soc., 1998. pp.pp. 39.39.11 11 inns,illns, map. Railway Soc., 2002. pp. 86.86.122 122 photos.photos. 210 KAY,KAY, PETER.PETER. The HarringayHarringay Curve. [The G.N. main line in A photographic record with detailed annotations. London.] London Rly Record vol. 3, no. 3232 (July(July 2002)2002) pp. 228 SWIFT,SWIFT, ANDREW.ANDREW RailwayRailway postcardspostcards ofof Northamptonshire. Northamptonshire. 240-4. [Wish you were here?] Rly Archive no. 2 (Nov. 2002) pp.pp. 87-87- Connecting Tottenham & HampsteadHampstead .1tJt and GNR. 96. 211 SCHOLEY,SCHOLEY, K. A. TheThe railwaysrailways of Camden,Camden, ed. by F.F. PeterPeter 229 WRIGHT,WRIGHT, GORDON. GORDON. NottinghamshireNottinghamshire steamsteam railwaysrailways in the Woodford. Camden Hist. Soc., 2(X)2.2002. pp. pp. 56. 56.25 25 illns, col.cal. map. 1960s.I 960s. Reflections of a Bygone Age, 2002. pp. [?]. 47 photos, 2 [Occasional paper no. 4.] maps. Covers the London Borough of Camden, with annotatedannotated Photographic record, chiefly of railways in Nottingham. bibliographies. RC1fRClf EnglandEngland - EastEast Anglia Anglia (see also 187)187) London Transport (see also 181,181,208,405,437) 208, 405, 437) 230§ RILEY, R. C. Steam in East Anglia. Ianfan Allan, 2002. pp. 80. 212 ANDREWS,ANDREWS, JULIAN.JULIAN. London'sLondon's war:war: thethe sheltershelter drawingsdrawings of Colour photo album. Henry Moore. Lund Humphries, 2002. pp. 144.144. ManyMany illns,illns, 231 WHITE,WHITE, MALCOLM. MALCOLM. The The Lowestoft Lowestoft train. train. [Cover[Cover subtitle:subtitle: the incl. col. railway at Lowestoft and scenes on the lines to Norwich, Ipswich Most of the drawings depict shelterers on the Tube. and Yarmouth.] Coastal Pubins,Publns, 2002. pp. 104.185104. 185 innsillns (18 213 BEARD,BEARD, TONY. TONY. ByBy tubetube beyondbeyond Edgware. Capital Transport, col.),coL), 3 maps. [Coastal and maritime heritage series, book 7.] 2002. pp. 136.38 photos,photos, 4545 drwgs,drwgs, maps & plans (17 col.).coL). A pictorial record of the steam era. The uncompleted extension of the Northern Line to Bushey RC1hRClh EnglandEngland - NorthNorth West West regionregion Heath. 232 BAIRSTOW,BAIRSTOW, MARTIN. MARTIN. RailwaysRailways ofof Blackpool Blackpool andand the Fylde: 214 CONNOR,CONNOR, J. J. E. E. TheThe dawn dawn ofof the the SouthgateSouthgate extension. London Preston-Lytham-St Annes;Annes; Blackpool-Fleetwood.Blackpool-Fleetwood. author, Rly Record vol. 3, no. 31 (Apr. 2002) pp. 200-12; no. 32 (July 2002. pp. 104.104. 2002) pp. 230-9. Includes Blackpool tramways. Construction of Piccadilly line, Finsbury Park-Cockfosters.Park-Cockfosters. 233 SHACKCLOTH,SHACKCLOTH, PAUL. PAUL. Stockport Stockport in in thethe daysdays of steam. Steam 215 HARDY,HARDY, BRIAN.BRIAN. UndergroundUnderground train file: surface stock 1933- Images,fmages, 2002. pp. [80]. 265 photos. 1959. Capital Transport, 2002. pp. 120.120. Many inns.illns. A photographic record of the BR era, incl. road transport. 216 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. On On the the namingnaming ofof stations:stations: Underground 234 SHANNON,SHANNON, PAUL PAUL andand HILLMER,HILLMER, JOHN.JOHN. BritishBritish RailwaysRailways manoeuvres 1928-46. London Rly Record vol. 3, no. 33 (Oct. past and present, no. 39: Liverpool and Wirral. Past & Present 2002) pp. 262-4. Publng, 2002. pp. 128.128. 217 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID.DAVID. The last real Tube stock? BackTrack Contemporary photos and identical scenes in former years. vol. 16 (2002) pp. 6-9.6-9. 235 SUGGITT,SUGGITT, GORDON. GORDON. NorthNorth WestWest railrail trails:trails: historichistoric railwayrailway 1959 stock. rambles. Sigma Leisure, 1999. pp. [vi], 147.147. 218 LEBOFF,LEBOFF, DAVID. DAVID. TheThe UndergroundUnderground stationsstations of Leslie Green. 25 walks of historic rly interest. Capital Transport, 2002. pp. 96. Many inns,illns, chiefly col. RCli EnglandEngland - Yorkshire- Yorkshire & &North North Humberside Humberside regionregion A largely pictorial record concentrating on surviving features of the Tube stations ofof 1905-7. 236 BAIRSTOW,BAIRSTOW, MARTIN. MARTIN. Railways Railways in in East East Yorkshire, Yorkshire, vol.vol. 1.I. New edn of Ott.14190.Ott. 14190. author, 2002. pp. 96.96.154 154 photos.photos. 219§ PRIVILEGE ticketstickets forfor railway staffstaff on London Transport 1957 & 1962.1962. Dragonwheel Books, 2002. pp. 30. 237 CHAPMAN,CHAPMAN, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. RailwayRailway memories,memories, no.no. 14:14: SelbySelby & Facsims of contemporary material. Goole. Bellcode, 2002. pp. 112.112. A photographic record. 220 SMITH,SMITH, MICHAELMICHAEL J.J. LondonLondon'Transport's Transport's suburbansuburban tunnels.tunnels. London Rly Record vol. 3, no. 30 (Jan. 2002) pp. 161-6. 238 WILSON,WILSON, ANDREW. AN DREW HellifieldHellifield && its railways. Tempus, 2001. A record of tunnels outside the central area. pp. 128.229128. 229 inns.illns. 221 SMITH,SMITH, MICHAELMICHAEL J.J. ToTo thethe exhibitionexhibition by train.train. BackTrack RC1jRClj EnglandEngland - NorthNorth region region vol. 1616 (2002) pp. 322-6. 239 BARTON,BARTON, PETER. PETER. StocktonStockton fightsfights twotwo railwayrailway billsbills of 1858.1858. Serving exhibition sites by Underground. Durham County Local Hist. Soc. Bulln no. 62 (Nov. 2000) pp. 222§ SNOWDON, JAMES R. Metropolitan Railway rolling stock. 24-32. Wild Swan, [2001?]. pp. 176.176. Projected Durham & Cleveland Union Rly. 223 WINKWORTH,WINKWORTH, D.D. W.W SherlockSherlock HolmesHolmes andand others.others. London 240 MARSH,MARSH, JOHN JOHN and and GARBUTT, GARBUTT, JOHN.JOHN. ImagesImages ofof Cumbrian Rly Record vol. 3, no. 30 (Jan. 2002) pp. 170-2. railways. Sutton Publng, 2002. pp. 152.223 photos,photos, 1313 maps.maps. Naming the Metropolitan Rly electric locos. Sequel to the authors' Cumbrian railways (1999).

405 241 ROBINSON,ROBINSON, KATEKATE andand FORSYTHE,FORSYTHE, ROBERT.ROBERT. Cumbrian RC4 Ireland (see also 194,194,331) 331) railway photographer: the William Nash collection. Oakwood, 258 BEAUMONT,BEAUMONT, JONATHAN. JONATHAN. RailsRails toto Achill:Achill: aa west of Ireland 2002. pp. 112.112. 102102 photos. [Series X, no. 74.174.] branch line. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 160.160. 93 inns,illns, 1010 drwgs,drwgs, 5 242 ROBINSON,ROBINSON, PETERPETER W. Cumbria's lostlost railways.railways. Stenlake maps, 11II plans, 2 gradient profiles, 6 facsims.facsims. [Locomotion Publng, 2002. pp. 48. 53 photos. papers, no. 222.1222.] A history of the MGWR branches from Westport to Achill RCRCI-RC2 1-RC2 EnglandEngland toto ScotlandScotland and Westport Quay, with an appx on mineral lines on Achill 2438243§ BROOKSBANK, B. W. L. Triumph & beyond: the E.C.M.L. island. 1939-1959, pt 2: The route of the FlyingFlying Scotsman. Arcturus 259 COLLINS,COLLINS, MICHAEL MICHAEL J. J. TheThe IrishIrish railbusesrailbuses story.story. BackTrack Press, 2002. pp. viii, 178. 202 photos, 2 plans. vol. 16 (2002) pp. 335-41, 474. Road buses converted to railway use. RC2 Scotland (see also 194,194, 422, 452) Road buses converted to railway use. 260 HAINES, KEITH. Human frailty and the 1871 Ballymacarrett 244 GLEN,GLEN, ANN. ANN. The The CairngormCairngorm gateway. Scottish Cultural Press, 260 HAINES, KEITH. Human frailty and the 1871 Ballymacarrett 2002. pp. 320, [8] col. pl.pI. rail accident. Ballymaconaghy Publng, 2002. pp. 189.189. A history of the Aviemore district. Ch.Ch. 3 (pp. 93-128),93-128), The Collision on Belfast & County Down Rly. railway era, 1850-1900. 261 I-IEARNE,HEAR NE, JOHN M. The original subscription list of thethe 245 RAILWAYRAILWAY districts illustrated. Xpress Publng, 2002. Waterford and Limerick Railway Company (1845): a brief analysis. Decies: jnl of the Waterford Arch. & Hist. Soc. vol. no. 1.I. Edinburgh (Princes Street). [Cover subtitle:subtitle: Edinburgh­Edinburgh- analysis. Decies: jnl of the Waterford Arch. Hist. Soc. vol. 56 (2000) pp. 147-55. Carstairs.] pp. 64. no. 2. Carstairs (Beattock-Law Junction). pp. 88. 2628262§ IRELAND, JOHN DE COURCY. A history of Dun Laoghaire Photographic records with extended intrdns on operatingoperating Harbour. Caslean an Bhurcaigh, 2001. pp. xiv, 183.183.22 22 inns.illns. practices in the B.R. steam era. 263 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEYSTANLEY C. The MidlandMidland Railway's lineline fromfrom 246 SMITH,SMITH, W. W. A.A. C.C. Renfrewshire'sRenfrewshire's lastlast daysdays of steam. Stenlake Londonderry to Strabane. Rly Archive no. 2 (Nov.(Nov. 2002) pp. Publng,Pubing, 2002. pp. 48. 53 photos. 20-45. Worked by County Donegal Rlys Jt Cmtee. 247 SMITH,SMITH, W.W. A.A. C.C. TheThe Borders'Borders' lastlast daysdays ofof steam.steam. Stenlake Worked by County Donegal Rlys Jt Cmtee. Publng, 2002. pp. 48. 53 photos. 264 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. LostLost railwaysrailways of Co. 'Derry. Stenlake Publng, 2002. pp. 48. Many photos. 248 STANSFIELD,STANSFIELD, GORDON. GORDON. Stirlingshi Stirlingshire re && ClackClackmannanshire's mannanshire's Publng, 2002. pp. 48. Many photos. lost railways. Stenlake Pubing,Publng, 2002. pp. 48 265 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Lost Lost railways railways ofof Co. Antrim. Stenlake A pictorial record. Publng, 2002. pp. 48. Many photos. 266 JOHNSON, STEPHEN. Lost railways of Co. Down and Co. RC3 Wales 266 JOHN SON, STEPHEN. Lost railways of Co. Down and Co. Armagh. Stenlake Pubing,Publng, 2002. pp. 48. Many photos. 249 EDGE,EDGE, DAVID.DAVID. AbergavennyAbergavenny to Merthyr.Merthyr. [Cover[Cover subtitle:subtitle: including the Ebbw Vale branch.] Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 120120 267 JOHNSON,JOHN SON, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. LostLost railwaysrailways ofof Co.Co. TyroneTyrone and Co. 2002. pp. 48. Many photos. photos, XXIII O.S. maps, plans,plans, facsims.facsims. [Country railway Fermanagh. Stenlake Publng, 2002. pp. 48. Many photos. mutesroutes series.] 268 MURRAY,MURRAY, DONAL. RailsR!;lils around Dublin: an IrishIrish railwayrailway A pictorial history of the Heads of the Valleys route. pictorial. Midland Publng, 2002. pp. 80. 204 photos, 2 maps. 250 EVANS,EVANS, GWYNETHGWYNETH E.E. TheThe oldold stationstation yard. Merthyr Histo-Histo­ 269 O'MEARA,O'MEARA, J.J. TullowTullow branch.branch. 1nlJnI Irish Rly Record Soc. vol. rian vol. 12 (2001) pp. 61-2. 21 (2001-2) pp. 258-81. Reminiscences of childhood in an environment close to the 270 MERCY,PIERCY, JOHN.JOHN. Call usus backback toto Donegal:Donegal: aa photographicphotographic railway, apparently 1930s.1930s. souvenir tribute to the County Donegal Railways. author, 2000. 251 GOUGH,GOUGH, TERRY. TERRY. BritishBritish Railways past and present, no. 37: pp.50.PP. 50. South Wales, pt 3: WestWest Glamorgan and the BrecknockBrecknock and 271 ROBOTHAM,ROBOTHAM, ROBERT and CURRAN, JOE. 'The WeeWee Carmarthen county boundaries. Past & Present Publng, 2002. Donegal' revisited:revisited: more views of the County Donegal Railways pp. 128.128. in colour. Colourpoint, 2002. pp. 108.108. 157157 col. photos, 11II maps Contemporary photos and identical scenes in former years. & plans, 1616 drwgs, 1212 facsims. 252 GOUGH,GOUGH, TERRY. TERRY. BritishBritish RailwaysRailways past and present, no. 38: 272 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, ERNIE. ERNIE. The The town town ofof Wexford Wexford andand the railways. West Wales. Past & Present Publng, 2002. pp. 128.128. 1nlJnI Wexford Historical Soc. no. 18 (2000-1) pp. 59-93. Contemporary photos and identical scenes in former years. 273 SINCLAIR,SINCLAIR, IANIAN McLARNON.McLARNON. AlongAlong U.T.A. lines: Ulster's 2538253§ HAMILTON, DOROTHY. Walks from Welsh heritageheritage railways. rail network in the 1960s.1960s. Colourpoint, 2002. pp. 192.192. Many Gwasg Carreg Gwalch,Gwalch. 2002. pp. 142,142,32 32 illns. 27 maps. photos, some col. 26 walks from narrow-gauge lines. Pictorial record concentrating on stations and infrastructure. 254 JARVIS,JARVIS, ALAN. ALAN. Welsh Welsh railways:railways: aa photographersphotographers view.view. Intrdn 2748274§ TAYLOR, JOE.JOE. The West Clare Railway.Railway. Midland Publng.Publng, by Denis Dunstone. Gomer, 2002. pp. xiii, 154. 256 illnsinns (227 2002. pp. 64. col.). A record, chiefly of the 1960s.I 960s. 275 WALL,WALL, TOM. TOM. TelegraphsTelegraphs toto Tullow.Tullow. 1nlJnl Irish Rly Record Soc. vol. 21 (2001-2) pp. 282-7. 255 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEY STANLEY C. C. TheThe Ross,Ross, MonmouthMonmouth andand Pontypool Road line. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 176.176. 123123 photos, 1010 maps & RC6 Isle of Man plans, 9 track plans, 13 facsims. [Locomotion papers, no. 220.] 276 BAIRSTOW,BAIRSTOW, MARTIN.MARTIN. Railways inin thethe Isle ofof Man: steam­steam- 256 MILLER,MILLER, B. B. J.J. Rickard's Rickard's record: record: CardiffCardiff and and thethe Valleys,Valleys, vol. horse--electric-diesel;horse-electric-diesel; The The Isle Isle ofof Man Man SteamSteam PacketPacket Company. 1.I. Wider View, 2002. pp. iv, 116. 153 photos, 7 maps. author, 2002. pp. 96. A photographic record of the 1950s by Sidney Rickard. A pictorial record. 257 PARKHOUSE,PARKHOUSE, NEIL.NEIL. RailwayRailway postcardspostcards ofof Glamorganshire.Glamorganshire. 277 HEAVYSIDE,HEAVYSIDE, TOM. Douglas to Peel.Peel. Middleton, 2002. pp. [Wish youyou were here?] Rly Archive no. 1I (July 2002) pp.pp. 88-88- 96. 120 photos, VII maps & plans. [Narrow gauge branch lines 96. series.] 278 PULLING.PULLING, CHRIS.CHRIS. 1893-2002:1893-2002: a tramroad through the glens. author, 2002. pp. 70. 68 col. illns, 2 col. maps, 8 figs & tables.

406 RC8RCS English Channel Tunnel;Thnnel; Channel TunnelThnnel Rail Link (see 293 CALVERTONCALVERTON CollieryColliery sidings. Industrial Rly Record no. 170170 also 181)181) (Sep. 2002) pp. 197-204. 279 MOTE,MOTE, DAVEDAVE andand INGRAM,INGRAM, FREDERICKFREDERICK C. EurotunnelEurotunnel 294*294§ CORNCORNWELL, WELL, JOHN. Collieries of South Wales, 2. Landmark, Group. International Directory of Company Histories,Histories. vol. 37 2002. pp. 192.213192. 213 illns.ilIns. (2001) pp. 134-8.134--8. A photographic record of a further 27 collieries, incl. surface 280 SEMMENS,SEMMENS, PETER. PETER. Britain's Britain's newest newest railway: railway: thethe storystory of the and underground rlys; with a section on steam locos. Channel Tunnel Rail Link. Rly Mag. vol. 148148 no. 12091209 (Jan.(Jan. 295 CUCKSON,CUCKSON, ANDY.ANDY. Belmont:Belmont: thethe SnailbeachSnailbeach HughesHughes loco-loco­ 2002) pp. 16-21, no.no. 12101210 (Feb. 2002) pp. 34--9,34-9, no.no. 12111211 (Mar. motive and the Ifton-RhynIfton-Rhyn CollieryColliery railway.railway. Industrial Rly 2002) pp. 56-61. Record no. 171 (Dec. 2002) pp. 232-9. This 2 ft 4 in. gauge 0-4-2ST loco, built by Henry Hughes & RC12RCI2 BritishBritish contribution contribution toto overseasoverseas railways (see also 338) Co. of Loughborough,Loughborough, was originally used during con-con­ 281 THOMSON,THOMSON, IAN.IAN. The 'North'North BritishBritish de carga': Chile's most struction of an abortedaborted railway linking the colliery to thethe numerous locomotives. Locomotives International no. 6161 (Feb­(Feb- Llangollen branch of the Shropshire Union Canal, 1874--5.1874-5. Mar. 2002) pp. 2-8. 296 ETHERINGTON,ETHERINGTON, A. R.R. NewNew fireboxfirebox forfor WilliamWilliam Francis.Francis. 2-6-0 freight locos designed for the Chilean State Railways Industrial Rly Record no. 170 (Sep. 2002) pp. 177-88, no. 173173 by the North British Locomotive Co. (June 2003) pp.348-9. 282 KERR,KERR, IANIAN J.J. (ed).(ed). RailwaysRailways inin modernmodern India.India. Oxford Univ.Univ. 0-4-0 + 0-4-00-4-0 Beyer-GarrattBeyer-Garratt locoloco atat BaddesleyBaddesley Colliery,Colliery, Press, 2001. pp. xvi, 356.356.6 6 figs,figs, 55 mapsmaps (3(3 fold.),fold.), 2323 tables.tables. Warwickshire. [Oxford inin IndiaIndia readings: Themes in IndianIndian history.]history.] 297 FISHER,FISHER, CHRIS. CHRIS. The The Woolpit Woolpit brickworksbrickworks railway.railway. Industrial Repr. of 14 papers on the role of railways in India from the Rly Record no. 169 (June 2002) pp. 133-42. 19th cent. to 1920.1920. -PLANT,--PLANT, KEN. KEN. A sequel.A sequel. no. no. 173 173 (June (June 2003) 2003) pp.pp. 319-24. 283*283§ MANNING, J. J. Romania'sRomania's Danube Danube rail rail bridge bridge - - a a monumentmonument Suffolk. to Anghel Saligny. Proc. Instn Civil Engrs, Civil Engg vol. 150 298 GWYN,GWYN, DAVID. DAVID. RailRail accessaccess toto PenrhynPenrhyn Quarry,Quarry, 1801-1866.1801-1866. (2002) pp. 35-41. Festiniog Rly Heritage Grp JnI1nl no. 70 (Smr 2002) pp. 22-33. The King Carol I cantilever bridge of 1895;1895; refers to links with Forth Bridge. 299 HATCHER,HATCHER, WILLIAM J. The SouthSouth Shields,Shields, MarsdenMarsden & Whitburn Colliery Railway. Usk: Oakwood, 2002. pp.pp. 128.60 284 RANSOM,RANSOM, P.P. J.J. G.G. RobertRobert FairlieFairlie andand thethe BarbadosBarbados Railway.Railway. photos, 3 drwgs, 111I maps & plans, 3 signalling diagms, gradient Ffestiniog Rly Mag. vol. 15 (2000--(2000- ) pp. 355-7. diagm,photos, 9 facsims. [Oakwood librarylibrary of railway history,history, no. 285 SINGLETON,SINGLETON, JOHN. JOHN. British British engineering engineering and and thethe New Zealand p12120.] ] market, 1945-60. Business History vol. 44 (2002) pp. 121-40. 300*300§ JONES, FRANK. Mainline to industry.industry. Lightmoor, [20017].[2001 ?]. pp. 125-9,125-9, thethe failurefailure ofof EnglishEnglish Electric'sElectric's exclusiveexclusive 10-10- pp. 112.112. Many photos. year supply contract. Lists all locos sold by main line railways for industrial use. 286 STREAMLINEDSTREAMLINED locomotives forfor Iraqi State Railways.Railways. 301 MESSENGER,MESSENGER, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The Florence Florence Tramway.Tramway. Industrial Locomotives International no. 64 (Nov-Dec 2002) pp. 16-17. Rly Record no. 170170 (Sep. 2002) pp. 206-14. 4-6-2 locos supplied by Robert StephensonStephenson & HawthornsHawthorns Serving iron mines near North Molton, Devon,Devon, 1873-c.1888. Ltd in 1941.1941. 302*302§ PAYNE,PAYNE, FRANCIS. Joyce Green and the river hospitals. author, 287 THOMSON,THOMSON, IAN. Nitrate Railways' Beyer-Garratts:Beyer-Garratts: anan [2001?].[2001 ?]. pp. 132.130132. 130 photos,photos, map. unnecessary investment that paid off. Locomotives International Includes the hospital's tramway.tramway. no. 64 (Nov-Dec. 2002) pp. 22-7. The British-owned Nitrate Railways Co. Ltd of Chile. 303 SHAW,SHAW, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. CothercottCothercott minemine & tramways.tramways. Industrial Rly Record no. 168168 (Mar. 2002) pp. 107-16. RD SPECIALSPECIAL TYPES TYPES OF OF RAILWAY RAILWAY ANDAND LOCOMOTIONLOCOMOTION Barytes mine in Shropshire. RD2 Narrow gauge railways (see also 721) 304 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, CLIFF.CLIFF. Stephenson-CrossleyStephenson-Crossley diesel shunters.shunters. Industrial Rly Record no. 169 (June 2002) pp. 146-58. 288 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, NORMAN.NORMAN. The RamsgateRamsgate TunnelTunnel Railway.Railway. Diesel mechanical shunting locomotives built by RobertRobert Tenterden Terrier no. 85 (Smr. 2002001) I) pp. 31-4. Stephenson & Hawthorn with Crossley 2-stroke engines. 2ft Oin. gauge. 305 SYDDALL,SYDDALL, BRIAN. BRIAN. Steam Steam in in the the Cynon Cynon Valley: Valley: Mountain Ash 289 NEWBY,NEWBY, BILL.BILL. StSt Michael'sMichael's MountMount Tramway.Tramway. 1nlAd TrevithickTrevithick in the 1970s.1970s. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 288-92. Soc. no. 27 (2000) pp. 18-23. 2ft 5in. gauge rope-worked incline in tunnel from the castle 306 SYDDALL,SYDDALL, BRIAN.BRIAN. StorefieldStorefield recalled.recalled. BackTrack vol. 1616 scullery to the quay, built in the mid-1870s.mid-I 870s. (2002) pp. 666-71. Ironstone quarries, Northants. RD3 Industrial, mineral, agricultural, dock, harbour and public 307 TOWNLEY,TOWNLEY, C. C. H.H. A.A. andand PEDEN,PEDEN, J.J. A.A. IndustrialIndustrial railwaysrailways of utilities systems (see also 225, 572, 759) St Helens, Widnes and Warrington, pt 2: St HelensHelens coalfieldcoalfield 290 ASHFORTH,ASHFORTH, PHILIP. Clifton Hall CollieryColliery wagonway.wagon way. and the sandfields, including Pilkington Brothers Ltd's sandfieldsandtield Industrial Rly Record no. 171 (Dec. 2002) pp. 221-4. operations. Industrial Rly Soc., 2002. pp. 273-582.273-582.69 69 photos,photos, 1I ft 91/29Y2 in. in. gaugegauge lineline connectingconnecting thethe colliery to the 60 maps. Manchester.Manchester, Bolton & Bury Canal and, later, the L&NWR, 308 TYE,TYE, FRED.FRED. TheThe railwaysrailways ofof the the WiltshireWiltshire stonestone quarries.quarries. worked by an endless-chain system installed c.1842. Permanent Way Instn 1nlJnl vol. 120 (2002) pp.pp. 245-62,245-62,396- 396- 291 BRADLEY,BRADLEY, V. V. J.J. (comp).(comp). IndustrialIndustrial locomotiveslocomotives ofof Yorkshire:Yorkshire: 400. National Coal Board 1947-19941947-1994 includingincluding opencastopencast disposaldisposal 309 TYE,TYE, FREDFRED andand MUIR, MUlR, SIMON.SIMON. BoxBox freestonefreestone mines.mines. 3rd3rd points 1942-1994 inin WestWest & North Yorkshire.Yorkshire. Industrial Rail­Rail- edn. Cotham Caving Group, 2002. pp. iv, 67,67,141 [4] col. pl.,pI., [4] way Soc., 2002. pp. 162.6 maps. [Interim pocket book no. 8A.] maps & plans. 292*292§ BRUMHEAD, DEREK.DEREK. A A notenote onon the Thornsett Hey coalcoal Incl. the mine connected to Box tunnel. tunnel, New Mills. Manchester Region Jul1nl Arch. Newsltr no. 310 WAYWELL,WAYWELL, ROBINROBIN (comp).(comp). IndustrialIndustrial locomotiveslocomotives of Buck-Buck­ 101 (Nov. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 6-7.6-7. inghamshire, Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire.Northamptonshire. Industrial A tramway of the 1870s serving a landsale point. Rly Soc., 2001.200 I. pp. 464.464.48 48 pl.,pI., 32pp32pp col.col. maps.

407 Brief details of each industrial railway system & tabulated 326 THOMPSON,THOMPSON, LEN. LEN. A A history history ofof Tapton Tapton House. author, 2000. details of its locos. With sectionssections onon contractors'contractors' locos, pres­pres- pp. [vi], 215. 29 illns. ervation sites, lines not worked by locos, and railway cranes. The home of George Stephenson 1838-48. 311 YATE,YATE, BOB.BOB. TheThe storystory ofof the the Hadley Castle Works. Industrial RE2 Civil engineering Rly Record no. 171 (Dec. 2(02)2002) pp. 248-59. History of the successive industrial users of this site alongside 327§ FREEMAN, M. Tracks to a new world: railway excavation and the L&NWR Stafford-Wellington lineline and its various railway the extension of geologicalgeological knowledgeknowledge inin mid-nineteenth-mid-nineteenth­ systems since 1871.1871. century Britain. British .1n11nl for for the the HistoryHistory of Science vol. 34 no. 120 (Mar. 2001) pp. 51-65. RD5 UnusualUnusual forms forms of of railway railway andand locomotionlocomotion 328 HORNE,HORNE, KEITH.KEITH. Vibrations.Vibrations. BackTrack vol. 1616 (2002) pp. 312 COLLYER,COLLYER, DAVID DAVID G.G. CoalCoal fromfrom Kent, pt 3: carrying coals to 215-9, 283-7, 355.355. Dover. Bygone Kent vol. 23 (2002) pp. 274-83. Bridge stress. The aerial ropeway from Tilmanstone colliery to DoverDover 329 HOUGH,HOUGH, A. A. Assessment Assessment of of historical historical railwayrailway retainingretaining walls. Harbour. Proc. Instn Civil Engrs, TransportTransport vol. 147 (2001) pp. 217- 313 CONWYCONWY COUNTYCOUNTY BOROUGHBOROUGH COUNCIL,COUNCIL, TOURISMTOURISM & 21. LEISURE DEPARTMENT. GreatGreat Orme Tramway centenary guide 1902-2002. Colwyn Bay, 2002. pp. [20]. Col. illns. RE5 Architecture and design (see also 207, 218, 284) 314 PAYE,PAYE, PETER.PETER. TheThe PalmerPalmer suspensionsuspension railway. BackTrack vol. 330 JARDINE,JARDINE, NICK.NICK. BritishBritish railwayrailway stationsstations in colour,colour, for the 16 (2002) pp. 560-1. modeller and historian. Midland Publng, 2002. pp. 80. 206 col. photos. 315 TURNER,TURNER, KEITH. KEITH. Cliff Cliff railways railways ofof the the British Isles. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 176.176. 111111 photos, 8 drwgs, 11II facsims. [Locomotion RE6 Mechanical engineering (see also 467) papers, papers, no. 223.] 331 SCOTT-MORGAN,SCOTT-MORGAN, JOHN. JOHN. MaunsellMaunselllocomotives. locomotives. Ian Allan, 316 WARREN,WARREN, CHARLES. Of superquarrisuperquarries es and mountainmountain 2002. pp. 80. 89 photos (86 col.). railways: recurring themes in Scottish environmental conflict. A colour photographic record of loco and e.m.u. designs for Scottish Geographical 1nlJnl vol. 118 (2001) pp. 101-27. GS&WR, SE&CR and SR. pp. 111-22, The Cairngorm FunicularFunicular Railway. RE7 Locomotives (generally) 317 WATSON,WATSON, SALLY.SALLY. SecretSecret underground Bristol. 2nd edn of Ott.Ott.l5487. I 5487. Broadcast Bks, 2002. pp. 128.128. Illns, incl. col. 332§ FISHER, CHRIS and HALTON, KEITH. Ransomes & Rapier pp. 44-55, PennyPenny up,up, ha'pennyha'penny down:down: thethe CliftonClifton RocksRocks locomotives. Narrow Gauge Rly Soc., 2002. pp. 70. 44 photos, Railway. 9 drwgs, 4 diagms, 5 plans. Special issue of The Narrow Gauge. RD6 Miniature railways 333 STONE,STONE, BEN. BEN. UnusualUnusual occasions.occasions. Milepost vol. 23 (2002-3) 318 CROFTS,CROFTS, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. MiniatureMiniature railways. Shire, 2002. pp. 48. pp. 32-41. 76 photos (64 col.). [Shire albums, no. 4054405.] Notable traction performances. A survey of the current scene. RE8 Steam locomotives (see also 24) 319 JACQUES,JACQUES, LAURALAURA (ed).(ed). RomneyRomney remembered:remembered: the first 75 years of the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway. R.H.R.H.& & D.R. 334 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP.PHILIP. Ephemeral engines: the story of Britain's Assocn, [2002].[2002]. pp. [i],[i], 118.118.77 77 photos (38 col.). shortest-lived steam locomotive classes. Rly Mag. vol. 148148 no. 1210 (Feb. 2002) pp. 18-23. 320 JENKINS,JENKINS, STUART STUART and and JENNER, JENNER, DAVID.DAVID. The Ratty album, vol. 1. (Ravenglass[Ravenglass & Eskdale Rly Presrvn Soc., 2002. pp. 74. 335 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP.PHILIP. The ultimate steam 'singleton': sinner or 151 illns (8 col.) sinned against? Steam Rly no. 274 (16 Aug-12Aug-I2 Sept.Sept. 2002)2002) pp. A photographic record ofofthe the Ravenglass & Eskdale Rly from 36-43. the 1890s to the early 1930s, chiefly in the early 1515 in. gauge BR Standard Pacific No. 71000 Duke of Gloucester. period, based largely on the collection of Bert Thompson,Thompson, 336 BAILEY,BAILEY, MICHAELMICHAEL R. Decision-makingDecision-making processes in the who worked on the line from 1915. manufacturing sector: the independent locomotive industry in the 19th19th century. Unpuhl.Unpubl. D.Phil. thesis, Univ.Univ. of York, York, 1999. RE RAILWAYRAILWAY ENGINEERINGENGINEERING 337§ BAILEY, MICHAELMICHAEL R.R. Edward Bury (1794-1858), Man­Man- RE1REI Biographies of railway civil engineers and civil/mechanicalciviVmechanical chester Region IndlMX Arch. Soc. Newsltr no. [?] (2000)(2000) pp.pp. [?]­ M- engineers (see also 15)15) [?]. 321 BURNHAM,BURNHAM, TOM. TOM. William William Rigby,Rigby, contractorcontractor to the Colonel. -repr.--re inpr. Majorin Major Articles Articles from from the the Manchester Manchester Region Region Tenterden Terrier no. 86 (Wtr. 2001) pp. 25-9; 87 (Spr. 2002) Industrial Archaeology Society Newsletter 1998-2002. 2002 pp. 23-8. pp. [?]-[?]. Rigby's contracts were chiefly in the south-eastsouth-east and on 338 CATCHPOLE,CATCHPOLE, PAUL. PAUL. Britain'sBritain's worldworld of steam. Paul CatclzpoleCatchpole Colonel Stephens' light rlys. Ltd, 2002. pp. 96. 181181 photos (23 col.) 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A chiefly pictorial record of steam locos on shed in Devon & Cornwall, with sample lists of observations forfor each,each, 1951- 325 ROSS,ROSS, JOHN. JOHN. The The remarkable remarkable MrMr JamesJames Samuel,Samuel, the engineer 63. of the Morayshire Railway. Great North Review vol. 39 (2002) pp. 404-9. 341 DERRY,DERRY, RICHARD.RICHARD. The book of thethe B.R.B.R. standards,standards, vol. 2; with contributions from Philip Atkins, Allan C. Baker and R.

408 H. N. Hardy.Hardy. lrwellfrwell Press,Press, 2002. pp. iv, 92. 141141 illns, tables. 360 CURTIS,CURTIS, ADRIAN. ADRIAN. Far west 'Hymeks'. Traction no. 95 (Sept. [British Railways Illustrated special.] 2002) pp. 38-41. 342 EAGLES,EAGLES, BARRYBARRY J. Eastleigh:Eastleigh: steam centre of thethe SouthSouth Use of Class 35 diesel-hydraulics. Western. Waterfront, 2002. pp. 80. 74 col. photos. 361 CURTIS,CURTIS, ADRIANADRIAN N.N. HymekHymek dawn:dawn: thethe insideinside storystory behindbehind A colour photographic record of locos in and aroundaround the the conception, design and liveries of British Railways' Hymek works and shed. Class 35 diesel-hydraulic locomotives: a comprehensive account 343 HENNESSEY,HENNESSEY, R. A. S. Atlantic:Atlantic: thethe wellwell belovedbeloved engine.engine. produced from official correspondence, reports and archivearchive Tempus, 2002. pp. 192. 94 photos, 9 diagms, 2 maps. documents 1959-62.1959-62. A.A. && C.c. Services, 2002. pp. 98. 33 illns,iIlns, An international history of 4-4-2 locos. facsims. 344 HUNT,HUNT, DAVID. DAVID. LocomotiveLocomotive details, pt 1:I: Injectors. L.M.S. 1nlJnI 362 CURTIS,CURTIS, ADRIAN ADRIAN N. N. WarshipWarship dawn:dawn: thethe insideinside storystory behind no. 3 (2002) pp. 45-51. the external conception, design and liveries of British Railways' --ESSERY,ESSERY, TERRY.TERRY. Use Use and and operationoperation of injectors in 'Warship''Warship' D600D600 andand D800D800 TypeType 4 diesel hydraulics: a compre­compre- service. L.M.S. 1nlJul no. 4 (2003) pp.pp. 61-3.61-3. hensive account produced from official correspondence, reports and archive documents 1955-59.1955-59. A.A. & C.c. Services, 2002. pp. 345 LLOYD,LLOYD, JOE.JOE. TheThe earlyearly yearsyears ofof Beyer, Beyer, PeacockPeacock & Co. LtdLtd 114. 31 illns, facsims. Hist. Model Rly Soc. 1nlJul vol. 17 (2000-2) pp. 488-93. 363 CURTIS,CURTIS, ADRIAN ADRIAN N. N. WesternWestern dawn:dawn: thethe insideinside storystory behindbehind 346 PHILLIPS,PHILLIPS, K. K. R. R. andand TOWNSIN,TOWNSIN, R.R. Under the limit. Milepost the conception, design and liveries of British Railways' Western vol. 22 (2001-2) pp.Pp. 274-8. Class 52 diesel-hydraulic locomotives: a comprehensive account Steam loco performances. produced from official correspondence, reports and archivearchive 347 ROSS,ROSS, DAVID.DAVID. BritishBritish steamsteam railways.railways. Parragon, 2002. pp. documents 1958-63.1958-63. A.A. && C.c. Services, 2002. pp. 114.21114. 21 illns,iIlns, 160. Many illns, incl. col. facsims. A popular history of steam locos. 364 DONNELLY,DONNELLY, ANDREW.ANDREW. National service: the life and times 348 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. A A century century ofof Pacific Pacific locomotives. of Railfreight Distribution Class 47s, 19871987 to 2002. 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A photographic record of withdrawn locos. vol. 2: Classes 24-46. pp. 175.175. 351 SEMMENS,SEMMENS, PETER.PETER. SteamSteam turbines.turbines. Rly Mag. vol. 148148 no. 367 HILL,HILL, KEITH. KEITH. The The 'Deltic''Deltic' revolution, revolution, 4040 yearsyears on. BackTrack 1212 (Apr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 56-9,56-9, no. 1213 (May 2002) pp. 56-8,56-8, no. vol. 16 (2002) pp. 108-13. 1214 (June 2002) pp. 56-61. 368 HOLLIDAY,HOLLIDAY, NICK.NICK. DrewryDrewry inspectioninspection car no. 346s. Brighton 352 TALBOT,TALBOT, TED TED and and WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, MIKE. MIKE. TurtonTurton && PlattPlatt buffers. Circular vol. 27 (2001) pp. 12-14. L.& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. JnI1nl vol. 3 (2000-3) p. 281. 369 HUNTRISS,HUNTRISS, DEREK. DEREK. Diesels Diesels in in thethe Pennines. Ianfan Allan, 2002. 353 WEAR,WEAR, RUSSELL. RUSSELL. SomeSome furtherfurther notesnotes onon thethe LowcaLowca Works.Works. pp. 80. 78 col. photos. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 7 (2001-(2001-) ) pp. 82-3. A colour photographic record, 1950s-80s.I 950s-80s. Lowca Engineering Co. Ltd and New LowcaLowca EngineeringEngineering 370 MARSDEN,MARSDEN, COLINCOLIN J.J. SecondSecond generationgeneration railbuses:railbuses: 'garden'garden Co. Ltd. sheds' onon rails.rails. Rly Mag. vol. 148148 no. 12161216 (Aug.(Aug. 2002) pp. 354 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, SITWELL SITWELL D. D. The 'Titanic' connection. BackTrack 34-9. vol. 16 (2002) pp. 296-7. History of the Leyland experimental and Class 140 vehicles. Loco name associations. 371 SIVITER,SIVITER, ROGER. ROGER. Waterloo Waterloo west.west. [Cover[Cover subtitle:subtitle: WaterlooWaterloo RE9 Electric locomotives and trains to Barnstaple.] Great Bear Publng, 2002. pp. 80. 85 col. photos. Colour photo record of diesels along the route, 1960s-90s.I 960s-90s. 355 DUFFY,DUFFY, M. C. TheThe MetadyneMetadyne inin railwayrailway traction.traction. Trans. Newcomen Soc. vol. 72 (2000-1) pp. 235-64. 372 SMITH,SMITH, R.I. R. I.Class Class 140: 140: the the past, past, the the present,present, thethe future. Keith --YEOMANS,YEOMANS, K.K. A. An introduction to thethe Metadyne.Metadyne. & DufftownDufftown Rly Assocn, 2002. pp. 16.16. Trans. Newcomen Soc. vol. 72 (2000-1) pp. 265-8. Prototype railbus, now preserved. A form of transformer. 373 TROMANS,TROMANS, PHILIP. PHILIP. 31s31 s from from BirminghamBirmingham to Norwich. Mile­Mile- post 356 WINKWORTH,WINKWORTH, D.D. W.W. PEPPEP stock.stock. BackTrack vol. 1616 (2002) post vol. 22 (2001-2) pp. 242-55. pp. 382-6, 534. Loco performance, 1969-88. Experimental e.m.u.s of the 1970s. 374 WRIGHT,WRIGHT, GORDON. GORDON. Gone Gone but but not not forgotten: forgotten: thethe NorthNorth British diesels. Rly Mag. vol. 148 no. 1213 (May 2002) pp. 20-3, no. 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409 377 GREENOUGH,GREENOUGH, JOHN.JOHN. XP.XP. Hist. Model Rly Soc. 1nlJill vol. 17 392 NASH,NASH, CHRIS, CHRIS, WARDMAN, WARDMAN, MARK,MARK, BUTTON,BUTTON, KENNETH (2000-2) pp. 376-8.376--8. and NIJKAMP, PETER (ed). Railways. EdwardElgar,Edward .Elgar, 2002. Regulations governing vehiclesvehicles marked marked 'XP', AP'. approved for pp. xxiii, 524. [Classics in transport analysis, 3.] conveyance by express passenger trains. Reprints of 28 papers,papers, originallyoriginally publishedpublished internationallyinternationally 378 HARRISONHARRISON PAUL. PAUL. AnAn illustratedillustrated history of the I.C.I.1.e.I. hopper 1938-98, onon theoreticaltheoretical railwayrailway economics. wagon; addtl notes by Peter Midwinter. Cheona Pubins,Publns, 2002. RF1RFl Rates,Rates, charges, fares, tolls and tickets (see also 219, 688) pp. 112. Many illns,inns, incl. col. [More railways in profile series, no. 1.]I.] 393 BRITISHBRITISH Railways Railways excess excess fares fares regulationsregulations 1953.1953. Dragonwheel Books, 2002. pp. 32. 379 POPE,POPE, IAN. IAN. Private Pri vate owner owner wagons wagons of of the the ForestForest of Dean. Light­Light- Facsims of contemporary material. moor Press, 2002.1842002. 184 pp.pp. c.370c.370 photos,photos, 33 maps,maps, facsims.facsims. --ForestForest of Dean private owner wagons: an update.update. Rly 394 MILLER,MILLER, BOB. BOB. TicketTicket toto ride. Platform no. 53 (Spr. 2002) pp. Archive no. 3 (2003) pp. 17-21. 41-2. Early examples of automatic ticket-issuing machines. 380 TURNER,TURNER, SIMON. SIMON. CoalCoal toto SheffieldSheffield Park. Brighton Circular vol. 27 (200(2001) I) pp. 42-342-3 395 PRIVILEGEPRIVILEGE tickets tickets for for railway railway staff staff on on BritishBritish Railways: regu-regu­ lations regarding free passes and permits and thethe availabilityavailability 381 TURNER,TURNER, SIMON. SIMON. More More data data on on thethe wagonswagons ofof the the Warwick-Warwick­ of privilege tickets on British Railways in the 1970s.1970s. Dragon­Dragon- shire coalfield. Hist. Model RlyRly Soc.Soc. 1nl AI vol. 17 (2000-2) pp. wheel Books, 2001. pp. 57. 429-31. Facsims of contemporary material. -CROFTS,--CROFfS, CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. Coal Coal from from the the Warwickshire Warwickshire coalfield: a sequel. vol.vol. 17 (2000-2)(2000-2) pp. 435-9.435-9. RG RAILWAYRAILWAY OPERATIONOPERATION 382 TURNER,TURNER, SIMON SIMON T. T. Out Out of of the the woodwork:woodwork: novelnovel P.O.P.O. wagons, RG1RGl Operation of railway services 2: W. T.T. BonnellBonnet] ofof ForestForest Row. Brighton Circularvol.Circular vol. 28 (2002) pp. 80-1. 396 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOBBOB (ed).(ed). GlossaryGlossary ofof railwayrailway terms. LM.S.L.M.S. 1nlJnl no. 3 (2002) pp. 75-6. 383 WHITE,WHITE, IANIAN andand TURNER,TURNER, SIMONSIMON T.T. MosesMoses NightingaleNightingale Chiefly railwaymen's slang or colloquial expressions. and Son, coal and corn merchant, Crawley. Brighton Circular vol. 28 (2002) pp. 66--71.66-71. RG2 Freight traffic (see also 450) Private wagon owner. Private wagon owner. 397 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe WhitlandWhitland milk train inin postwarpostwar years.years. REI5RE15 SignallingSignalling and and telecommunications telecommunications (see also 275,275,520, 520, Great Western Rly Jill1nl vol. 55 (2000-1)(2000-I) pp. 147-8,420, vol.vol. 6 523,592,623,717,718)523,592,623, 717, 718) (2002-3) p.p. 118.118. 384 BEAUCHAMP,BEAUCHAMP, KEN. KEN. HistoryHistory ofof telegraphy. lnstnInstn of Electrical 398 REED,REED, HARRY. HARRY. WhatWhat goesgoes upup mustmust come down. National Rly Engineers, 2001. pp. xxii, 413. [lEE history of technologytechnology Museum Review no. 101101 (Aut. 2002) pp. 17-19. series, 26.] Working of Tyne Dock-ConsettDock-Consett iron ore trains in BR days. Ch. 2.5 (pp. 34-40),34--40), TelegraphyTelegraphy on the railways. 399 SCOTT,SCOTT, P. Path dependence and Britain's 'coal'coal wagonwagon 385 FARRANT,FARRANT, ROGER.ROGER. Platelayer'sPlatelayer'S trolleytrolley token. Great Eastern problem'. Explorations in Economic History vol. 38 (2001)(2001) 1nlJnl no. 108 (Oct. 2001) p. 18, no. 111 (July(July 2002)2002) pp.pp. 45-7.45-7. pp. 366-85.366--85. 386 FEATHERSTONE,FEATHERSTONE, DERYCK. The single-needlesingle-needle telegraph. The impact of path dependence on coal haulage before 1939 Great Eastern 1nlJnl no. 106106 (Apr. 2001) p. 55, no. 109109 (Jan.(Jan. and the factors which locked Britain's railways into a system 2002) pp.pp. 35-6,35-6,39, 39, no. III111 (July(July 2002)2002) p. 51. of small coal wagons. 387 STIRLING,STIRLING, DAVID. DAVID. TheThe HistoryHistory andand developmentdevelopment of railway 400 TURTON,TURTON, KEITH. KEITH. CoalCoal traffictraffic toto LeamingtonLeamington SpaSpa gasworks.gasworks. signalling in the British Isles, vol. 2: pt 1,1, TheThe telegraphtelegraph andand Hist. Model Rly Soc. 1nlJnl vol. 1717 (2000-2) pp. 453-4. the absolute block; pt 2, Single line operation. Friends of the the absolute block; pt 2, Single line operation. Friends of the RG3 Passenger train services (see also 182)182) National Rly Museum, 2002. pp. 132,132, 167. 167. 69 photos,photos, 48 diagms, 6 tables. 401 BENNETT,BENNETT, J.J. D.D. TouringTouring GreatGreat BritainBritain withwith GeneralGeneral Grant. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 708-9. RE16 OtherOther railway railway equipment equipment By Pullman car special in 1877.1877. 388 BURNHAM,BURNHAM, TOM. TOM. WindWind andand water.water. Tenterden Terrier no. 85 402 EDGINGTON,EDGINGTON, JOHNJOHN andand GILKS,GILKS, JOHNJOHN SPENCER.SPENCER. TrainsTrains (Smr. 2002001) 1) pp. 35-41. from York. Atlantic, 2002. pp. 96.96.115 115 photos (25 col.). [Trains Windpumps on Col. Stephens' light rlys. fromfrom series, I.] 389 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. FromFrom streetstreet to train. R.R.C.H.S CH.S 1nl Al vol. 34 A photographic record of services in the steam era. (2002-4) pp. 34-7. 403 EVANS,EVANS, NICHOLAS J. The L.N.W.R.L.N.W.R. and its emigrantemigrant Lifts and escalators. passengers. L&L.& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. 1nlJnl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 157-9. Facilities for those in transit from Hull to Liverpool. RF RAILWAYRAILWAY ADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATION 404 HILL,HILL, KEITH. KEITH. ArrowArrow ofof desire.desire. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 390 BROADBERRY,BROADBERRY, STEPHENSTEPHEN andand GHOSAL,GHOSAL, SAYANTAN.SAYANTAN. 47-53. From the counting house to thethe modernmodem office:office: explainingexplaining The Golden Arrow. Anglo-American productivity differencesdifferences inin services, 1870- 405 KAY,KA Y, PETER. The Ealing-Southend service 1910-1939.1910-1939. 1990. 1nlJnl Economic Hist. vol. 62 (2002) pp. 967-98. London Rly Record vol. 3, no. 33 (Oct. 2002) pp. 254-61. The USA overtook Britain in productivityproductivity levels primarily as a resultresult of trendstrends inin servicesservices (incl.(incl. railways)railways) ratherrather than 406 KINGSTON,KINGSTON, PATRICK. PATRICK. PalacesPalaces onon wheels:wheels: thethe storystory of royalroyal industry. train travel 1952-2002. Rly Mag. no. 1211 (Mar.(Mar. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 5-5- 17, no. 122122 (Apr. 2002) p. 26..26 .. 391 CROMPTON,CROMPTON, GERALDGERALD andand JUPE,JUPE, ROBERT.ROBERT. 'An awkwardawkward fence to cross': railwayrailway capitalizationcapitalization in Britain in thethe inter-inter­ 407 MacNAB,MacNAB, JOHN.JOHN. A dayday inin thethe lifelife ofof thethe CoachingCoaching Plant.Plant. war years. Accounting, Business & Financial Hist.Hist. vol. 1212 BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 162-5. (2002) pp. 439-59. Coaching stock allocation in Scotland, July 1961.1961. Examines differing contemporary views of financial and 408 MOSS,MOSS, CHRIS. CHRIS. Lowestoft Lowestoft to to March March stock stock train:train: aa leisurely trip physical capitalization, financial policy and performance, and around East Anglia. Great Eastern 1nlint no. 109109 (Jan. 2002) pp. consequences for investment. 13,59, no. no. 1 I111 1 (July(July 2002) p. 42. A train that conveyedconveyed parcelsparcels andand otherother passenger-ratedpassenger-rated traffic, 1949-60.

410 RG5 Railway water water services services (see also 262,276,478,502,557,262,276,478,502,557, 425 MERRIDEW,MERRIDEW, STANLEY. STANLEY. FamiliesFamilies onon the move. Yorkshire Hist. 571,571,573,594,607,681,762,763,792) 573, 594, 607, 681, 762, 763, 792) Quarterly vo!.vol. 8 no. 2 (Nov. 2002) pp.pp. 2-5.2-5. 409 BROWN,BROWN, ALAN.ALAN. LochLoch LomondLomond passengerpassenger steamers 1818- Railwaymen's families in Wharfedale. 1989. Allan TTCondie, Condie, 2000. pp. 128, [4] co!.col. pl.p!. Many photos, 426 MILLER,MILLER, ROBERT. ROBERT. AtAt CockingCocking inin 1881.1881. R.C.H.S. 1nlJnl vo!.vol. 34 maps & plans, facsims. (2002-4) pp. 30-1. 410 CAMERON,CAMERON, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Death Death inin thethe NorthNorth Channel:Channel: the loss Details from the 1881 census of contractor'scontractor's families working of the Princess Victoria, January 1953. Colourpoint, 2002. pp. on the construction of the Chichester-Midhurst line. 144.164144. 164 illns.illns. 427 QUINN,QUINN, TOM. TOM. More More tales tales of of the the oldold railwaymen. Aurum, 2002. Capsizing of a BR Stranraer-Larne car ferry. pp. 192.135192. 135 illnsillns (59(59 col.).co!.). 411 FORSYTHE,FORSYTHE, R. R. N. N. Irish Irish Sea Sea shipping shipping publicised. Tempus,Tempts, 2002. Work in various railway jobs, based on the men's ownown pp. 160, [20] co!.col. pl.p!. 231 illns. recollections. Its 20th cent. story told through publicitypUblicity material.materia!. 428 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, PETER S. The foundingfounding of thethe LondonLondon & 4121412§ HOGG, PETER L. The early history of the Port of Hartlepool.Hartlepoo!. Birmingham Railway's schools at Wolverton. L.& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. Cleveland History no. 81 (Wntr 2001) pp. 3-12, no.no. 8282 (Spr.(Spr. 1nlJnl vo!.vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 293-5. 2002) pp. 3-18. 429 SHEPPARD,SHEPPARD, JUNE JUNE A. A. Brighton's Brighton's railway railway workers workers inin thethe 1850s.1850s. 413 JARVIS,JARVIS, ADRIAN.ADRIAN. Land policies in the portport ofof Liverpool,Liverpool, Sussex Arch. Collections vo!.vol. 139 (2001) pp. 191-201. 1857-1930. International 1nlJnl of Maritime Hist. vol.vo!. 1414 (2002) 430 WELLS,WELLS, JEFF. JEFF. The The Wolverton Wolverton MechanicsMechanics Institute.Institute. LL. & N.N.W.R. W.R. pp. 115-33. Soc. 1nlJul vol.vo!. 3 (2000-3) pp. 282-3. Incl.Inc!. the battle with the GWR inin thethe 1890s over thethe latter'slatter's 431 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY.JEFFREY. RailwayRailway employeesemployees in 1930.1930. BackTrack plans for its own docks at Tranmere. vo!.vol. 16 (2002) pp. 684-6. 414 KELLEY,KELLEY, K.K. P.P. The port of Bristol 1919-1939:1919-1939: a study of a municipally owned port. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis. Univ.Univ. of West of RHtRH1 Biographical and autobiographical memoirs of railwaymen England, 2001. 432 AYNSLEY,AYNSLEY, BRIANBRIAN W.W. Through the ranks on the Southern: a 415 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, STUART. STUART. StranraerStranraer andand Girvan harbours. Sou' WestWest career inin thethe nationalisednationalised railwayrailway industry.industry. Oakwood, 2002. 1nlJnl no. 33 (2001-2) pp. 42-4. pp. 208.208.110 110 photos.photos. [Series RS, no. 8.] The author began as an engine cleaner at Guildford in 1956 416 STARKEY,STARKEY, DAVID J. and GORSKI, RICHARD. 'Our little and ended as Safety Audit Manager for Railtrack South West company': thethe WilsonsWilsons andand NorthNorth EasternEastern RailwayRailway ShippingShipping Zone in 1995.1995. Company Limited, 1906-1935. Research in Maritime Hist. no. 16 (1999) pp. 63-88. 433 BASSINGTON,BASSINGTON, KEN. KEN. RailwaysRailways inin thethe blood,blood, 19:19: Bassington.Bassington. Great Eastern .1M1nl no. 112 (Oct. 2002) pp. 40-50.40-50. RG6 Railway air services Recollections of a cleaner/fireman at Stratford motive power 417 FLOWERS,FLOWERS, ANDY.ANDY. Gatwick Express.Express. Entrain no. 5 (May(May depot from 1947.1947. 2002) pp. 24-29; no. 6 (June 2002) pp. 24-31. 434 CHETWYND,CHETWYND, D.D. MemoriesMemories ofof a a wartime wartime (1939/45)(1939/45) railwayrailway A history of the service. clerk. Bygone Kent vol.vo!. 23 (2002) pp. 405-9.405-9. 418 LEWIS,LEWIS, JOHN. JOHN. Gatwick Gatwick ExpressExpress liveries. Hist. Model Rly Soc. At Birchington station, 1939-42. 1nlJnl vol.vo!. 17 (2000-2) pp.pp. 418-22, 418-22,440-2,480-5. 440-2, 480-5. 435 CRUMP,CRUMP, BOB. BOB. 1, 1, PontypoolPontypool RoadRoad cleaner, 1944-January 1946.1946. Great Western Rly Jn11nl vo!.vol. 5 (2000-1) pp.pp. 345-9,417.345-9,417. RG9 Public relations andand pUblicitypublicity (see(see alsoalso 411,632)411, 632) 2, Fireman at Wolverhampton, JanuaryJanuary 1946 to 1947. vol.vo!. 5 419 HAMMOND,HAMMOND, PAUL. PAUL. BritishBritish RailwaysRailways inin miniature. British Rly (2000-1) pp. 404-7, vol.vo!. 6 (2002-3)(2002-3) pp.pp. 117-18.117-18. Modelling vo!.vol. 10, no. 6 (Sept. 2002) pp.pp. 62-4.62-4. 3, Pontypool Rd fireman,fireman, 1947-48. vo!.vol. 66 (2002-3)(2002-3) pp. 22-7. History of the BR promotional model rly, 1948. 4, Fireman at Reading, 1948-59. vo!.vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 158-63.158--63. 436 GLOVER,GLOVER, GEORGEGEORGE W.W. Working from Patricroft; ed. by RH RAILWAYRAILWAY LIFE AND LABOUR (see also 761) Anthony P.P. Vent. BackTrack vo!.vol. 16 (2002) pp. 228-33. 420 CORDERY,CORDERY, SIMON.SIMON. Mutualism, friendly societies, and the Glover's career as a fireman in the 1950s.1950s. genesis of railway trade unions. Labour Hist. Review vol.vo!. 67 437 GRIFFITHS,GRIFFITHS, ROBERT. ROBERT. Mind Mind the the doors: doors: thethe lifelife and adventures (2002) pp. 263-79. of a TubeTube traintrain driver.driver. Silver Link, 2002. pp. 96.96.57 57 photos.photos. 421 FOWKES,FOWKES, DUDLEY. DUDLEY. The The origins origins and and foundationfoundation ofof St Saviours [Working lives series.] Church, Westhouses. Midland Rly Trust,Trust, [20001.[2000]. pp. [8]. 77 The author worked on thethe Underground,Underground, particularlyparticularly the photos. Central Line, from 1966.1966. The Church of England 'tin tabernacle' opened in 18981898 for 438 HAWKINS,HAWKINS, DAVID.DAVID. SwindonSwindon remembered.remembered. Model Engineer the settlement near the Midland Rly locomotivelocomotive depot and vo!.vol. 187 (200(2001) I) p. 556; 188 (2002)(2002) pp.pp. 89,89,206. 206. subsequently preserved at the MidlandMidland RailwayRailway Centre, Recollections of the Works. Butterley. Repr. from the WvvernWyvern vol.vo!. 8 no. 108108 (Spr. 2000) pp. 425-30. 439 HILL,HILL, KEITH. KEITH. DoncasterDoncaster days. BackTrack vol.vo!. 1616 (2002) pp. 442-6. 422 HOLMES,HOLMES, HEATHER. HEATHER. 'Towards'Towards a a sober, sober, honesthonest andand Christian Working in the Divisional headquarters in the 1970s. life': readingreading andand readingreading provision in thethe latelate nineteenthnineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Review of Scottish CultureCulture no. 1313 440 HOBDEN,HOB DEN, HUBERT. HUBERT. Early Early days days at at Eastbourne; Eastbourne; ed.ed. byby Anthony (2000-1) pp. 74-86. P. Vent. BackTrack vo!.vol. 16 (2002) pp. 80--6.80-6. The work of ScottishScottish churchchurch missions,missions, manymany on railwayrailway Reminiscences of a LB&SCR footplateman. construction works. 4414411 § MAGGS, COLIN G. Double headed. Sutton Publng, 2002. pp. 423 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN A.A. TheThe paypay andand 'perks' ofof countrycountry 138.124138. 124 illns,illns, 66 maps & plans. stationmasters. R.C.H.S. 1nlJul vo!.vol. 34 (2002-4) pp. 146-7. Reminiscences of two enginemen, 1920s-1950s. 424 JOYCE,JOYCE, PAUL.PAUL. The final years ofof ReadingReading South: the last 442§4421 MEACHER, CHARLES. Smoke, steamsteam & whistles. Square One instalment of the footplatefootplate recollectionsrecollections of JackJack Hewett.Hewett. Publns, [20017].[2001 ?]. pp. 142.142. BackTrack vol.vo!. 16 (2002) pp. 261-6. 442a PHELPS, JOHN. Lad porter atat Saundersfoot.Saundersfoot. Great WesternWestern Rly 1nlJnl vo!.vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 28-36. In 1955.1955.

411 443 POOLE,POOLE, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Behind Behind the the crumblingcrumbling edge:edge: aa viewview of the Hampshire Studies vol.vo\. 57 (2002) pp. 81-8. nationalised railway. Book Guild, 2001. pp. vii, 262, [12] pl.pI. Grey found his first train journey in 18401840 disagreeable. 22 photos. Author was a railway manager from the 1970s to the 1990s. RK3 Safety in transit; accidents (see also 260, 484, 498, 510,510, 562,562,629,634,637,638,647,678,683,687,713) 629, 634, 637, 638, 647, 678, 683, 687, 713) 444 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, KEVIN.KEVIN. BurghclereBurghclere signalman.signalman. KRB Pubins,Publns, 2002. pp. [ii], 38. 1919 photos, signalling diagms, 3 facsims. 462 EVANS,EVANS, A. W. Speed and rolling stock of trains in fatalfatal A reconstruction of a day in the life of Bill Hiscock in 1958. accidents on Britain's main line railways 1967-2000. Procs of the Instn of Mech. Engrs, Pt F: 1nlJnl of Rail & Rapid Transit vol.vo\. 445 ROSS,ROSS, JOHN.JOHN. TalesTales fromfrom 61C:61C: ElginElgin motivemotive powerpower depot inin 216 (2002) pp. 81-95. the 1940sI 940s and 505.50s. Great North Review vol. 39 (2002) pp.pp. 467-467- 75. 463 HALL,HALL, STANLEY. STANLEY. HorrorHorror atat Harrow:Harrow: caused by chaos in the cab? Steam Rly no. 275 (13 Sep-IOSep-10 Oct. 2002) pp. 40-5. 446 SEWELL,SEWELL, JOHN.JOHN. TomTom Clark,Clark, stationstation master.master. Cumbrian Rlys The 19521952 accident. vol. 7 (2001-(2001-)) pp.pp. 101-2.101-2. Clark entered service with the Furness Rly in 1895 and retired 464 HARVEY,HARVEY, JOHN.JOHN. DerailmentDerailment ofof thethe Thames-ClydeThames-Clyde ExpressExpress in 1942.1942. 1952. Yorkshire Hist. Quarterly vo\.vol. 8 no. 22 (Nov.(Nov. 2002) pp. 31-3. 447 VAUGHAN,VAUGHAN, ADRIAN.ADRIAN. WesternWestern engineman. Ian Allan, 2002. A personal recollection. pp. 96. 121121 photos (47pp. col.) [Glory Days series.] The footplate autobiography of Robert Nicks, chiefly based 465 HORNE,HORNE, KEITH.KEITH. 'An'An all-round all-round thoroughlythoroughly good egg'. Back­Back- at Newton Abbot, 1929-77. Track vol.vo\. 16 (2002) pp. 504-6. Capt. J. L. A. Simmons, Inspector of Railways, 1848-51. 448 WEBB,WEBB, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Steam Steam days days in in Dorset. Dorset. [Cover[Cover subtitle:subtitle: from WimbomeWimborne and Hamworthy Jet to S.& D. signalman.] Photos 466 RASAIAH,RASAIAH, W. W. G.G. WatershedWatershed U.K.U.K. accidents:accidents: lessonslessons learned. by George Marsh. Waterfront, 2002. pp. 88. 79 photos. Procs of the Instn of Mech. Engrs, Pt F: 1nlJul of Rail & Rapid Transit vo\.vol. 216 (2002) pp. 109-15. 449 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, THOMAS THOMAS (Tommy).(Tommy). A lengthman's tale; ed. by Influence on rail vehicle crashworthiness, 1981-97. Edward A. Evans. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 583-7.583-7. Williams started work on the Vale of Neath line in 1936. 467 SUTTON,SUTTON, A. A. The The development development of of rail rail vehiclevehicle crashworthiness. Procs of the Instn of Mech. Engrs, Pt F: 1nlJul of Rail & Rapid 450 ZEITLIN,ZEITLIN, GRAHAM.GRAHAM. Staying on track: the reflections of a Transit vo\.vol. 216 (2002) pp. 97-108. railwayman. Scoh`orth,Scotforth, 2002. pp. xiii, 146.146. 1616 photos. Author was involved with intermodal and international rail 468 TATLOW,TATLOW, PETER.PETER. FatefulFateful journey from Crewe. BackTrackvol.BackTrack vol. freight, c.1960-95. 16 (2002) pp. 588-9. The 19521952 accident at Harrow. RK RAILWAYSRAILWAYS AND THETHE NATION 469 TATLOW,TATLOW, PETER. PETER. Harrow Harrow & & WealdstoneWealdstone 5050 years on: clearing 451 GIBBINS,GIBBINS, EDWARDEDWARD A. ConversionConversion of railwaysrailways into roads.roads. up the aftermath. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 120. 63 illns,ilIns, 8 maps & Logistics & Transport Focus vol. 3, no. 8 (Oct. 2001) pppp 22-9.22-9. plans. [Series X, no. 75.] An historical and critical review of proposals. The 19521952 accident. 452 HARVIE,HARVIE, CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. Deep Deep fried fried HillmanHilIman Imp: Scotland's RK5 Railways and the money market (see also 391) transport. Argyll Publng, 2001. pp. 96. [Discussion series.] 470 BEAUMONT,BEAUMONT, ROBERT.ROBERT. The Railway King: a biographybiography of How Scottish transport policy rejected the railway and has George Hudson. Photos by Jeremy Phillips. Review, 2002. pp. become immersed in the culture of the car. xiii, 274, [8] pl.pI. 453 SCOTT,SCOTf, PETER. PETER. British British Railways Railways andand thethe challenge from road 471471§ § GUILCHER,GUILCHER, G. G. RailwayRailway maniamania andand presspress maniamania inin 1844-45. haulage, 1919-39. Twentieth Century British Hist. vol.vo\. 1313 Cahiers Victoriens & Edouardiens no. 55 (Apr. 2002) pp.pp. 81-81- (2002) pp. 101-20. 94. 454 SQUIRES,SQUIRES, M. M. ChangeChange and and continuity:continuity: anan appraisalappraisal of railway Argues that the Railway Mania gained impetus because most policy making in Great Britain. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of of the press was bribedbribed toto promotepromote companiescompanies irrespectiveirrespective Sheffield, 1999. of their merits. Examines the parameters of national policy makingmaking from the 19471947 Transport Act to the onset of privatisation. RK8 Railways and crime 455 WATTS,WATTS, D.D. C.H.C. H. British railway nationalisation: a re-re­ 472 HERBERT,HERBERT, BARRY. BARRY. TicketTicket toto thethe gallows and other villainous examination of the causes, 1866-1921. Contemporary British tales from the tracks. New edn ofOtt.17416.of Ott.17416. Silver Link, 2001. Hist. vol.vo\. 16, no. 2 (Smr 2002) pp. 1-38. pp. 192.192. RK1RKl Railways and society (see also 762) RK9 Railways and the Post Office (see also 501, 505, 660) 457§ CHAPMAN, PETER. Grimsby: the greatest fishing port in the 473 COLLECTCOLLECT railways railways onon stamps.stamps. 3rd3rd ednedn ofof Ott.Ott. 17431.17431. Origi-Origi­ world. Breedon Books, 2002. pp. 224.224. 2(X)200 illns. nally compiled by Howard Burkhalter, additional material by With special reference to the influence of the MS&LR on Arthur Dyson. Stanley Gibbons, 1999. pp. 188.188. development of the port and town. development of the port and town. RK10RKIO RailwaysRailways and and nationalnational defencedefence 458 REVILL,REVILL, GEORGE.GEORGE. 'Railway'Railway Derby':Derby': occupationaloccupational commu-commu­ 474 FERGUSON,FERGUSON, NIALL.NIALL. TheThe CaledonianCaledonian Railway'sRailway's continentalcontinental nity, paternalismpaternalism andand corporatecorporate cultureculture 1850-90.1850-90. Urban History ambulance train. BackTrack vol. 1616 (2(X)2)(2002) pp.pp. 41-6.41-6. vol. 28 (2001) pp. 378-404. 475 FERGUSON,FERGUSON, NIALL.NIALL. TheThe HighlandHighland Division goes to war.war. 459 TOLSON,TOLSON, J. J. The The railway railway myth: myth: flatflat racingracing inin mainlandmainland Britain BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 82-6. 1830-1914. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, de Montfort Univ.,Univ., 2000. The Scottish railways' part in mobilisation,mobilisation, Aug. 1914.1914. RK2 Railways and the passenger (see also 814) RK11RKll MilitaryMilitary railwaysrailways 460 HARRINGTON,HARRINGTON, R. R. TheThe neurosesneuroses ofof the the railway:railway: trains,trains, travel 476 FERGUSON,FERGUSON, NIALL. NIALL. British British railway railway artillery artillery of of the the GreatGreat War.War. and trauma in Britain, c.1c.1850-c.1900. 85O-c. 1900. Unpubl. D.Phil. thesis, BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 342-5,475;342-5, 475; 1717 (2003) p. 235. Univ. of Oxford, 1999. 477 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, NORMAN NORMAN A. A. TheThe Chattenden Chattenden && UpnorUpnor Railway.Railway. 461 MATTHEWS,MATTHEWS, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. From Exeter to Oxford, and other Tenterden Terrier no. 89 (Wntr 2002) pp. 22-5. journeys: the English travel letters of William Grey, 1840-49.

412 RI,RL INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL RAILWAYS RAILWAYS Festiniog Rly Barry Rly 493 BAKER,BAKER, STUART STUART and and NEWHAM,NEWHAM, DAVID.DAVID. Spooner's boat: 478 GATEHOUSE,GATEHOUSE, CHRIS. White versus Red Funnel: P. & A. 'ni`ni l'un,Pun, ni l'autre':1' autre': researchresearch intointo aa narrownarrow gaugegauge legend.legend. Narrow Campbell versus BarryBarry Railway.Railway. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 3 Gauge & lndlfndl Rly Modelling Review vol. 7, no. 49 (Jan. 2002) (2000-)(2000- ) pp.pp. 122-3.122-3. pp. 2(1-4.20--4. Opposition to Barry Rly shipping operations. The Spooner family gravity car. Birkenhead Rly (GWR and L&NWR Joint) 494 HEDGER,HEDGER, DAVID.DAVID. Early rails. [From the museum shelves.]shelves.] Ffestiniog Rly Mag. vol. IS (2000- ) pp. 452--4.452-4. 479 WALNE,WALNE, JACK.JACK. Helsby.Helsby. [Timetables worth modelling, no. 9.] L&L & N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. 1nlJnl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp.pp. 238-51,238-51,289,324. 289, 324. 495 HEWETT,HEWETT, lIM.JIM. The event thatthat changedchanged thethe (narrow-gauge)(narrow-gauge) Reconstruction of train working in Aug. 1909. world. Festiniog Rly Heritage Grp 1nlJnl no. 71 (Aut. 2002) pp. 20-4.20--4. Caledonian Rly (see also 474) FR Fairlie loco trials, 1870.1870. 480 EDINBURGHEDINBURGH PrincesPrinces Street:Street: EdinburghEdinburgh toto Carstairs.Carstairs. Xpress 496 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC. VIe. Festiniog: Festiniog: 50 50 yearsyears of enterprise. Middleton Publng, 2002. pp. 64. [Railway districts illustrated, no. 1.]I.] Press, 2002. pp. [96]. 121121 photos, 3 maps. [Great railway eras, 481 KING,KING, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. Caledonian Caledonian Railway Railway locomotivelocomotive valvevalve gear. no. I!.] LM.S.L.M.S. 1nlJnl no. 3 (2002) pp. 37-8. 497 WILSON,WILSON, ANDREW.ANDREW. The FestiniogFestiniog Railway from 1950.1950. 482 PATON,PATON, JOHN.JOHN. RailwayRailway building:building: thethe LanarkshireLanarkshire && AyrshireAyrshire Tempus, 2002. pp. 128.234128. 234 illns. line. True Line vol. 4, no. 72 (Mar. 2001) pp. 33-6; 7373 (June(June Furness Rly (see also 446) 2001) pp. 3~3;34-43; 74 (Sept.(Sept. 2(X1)2001) pp. 19-23; 7575 (Dec.(Dec. 2001)2001) pp. 31-5; 7676 (Apr.(Apr. 2002) pp. 28-32; vol.vol. 5,5, no.no. 77 (July 2002) 498 ANDREWS,ANDREWS, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. RailwayRailway accidentsaccidents in Cumbria,Cumbria, 2: pp. 22-7; 78 (Oct.(Oct. 2002) pp. 32-5; 79 (Jan. 2003) pp. 29-34; Plumpton Junction, 1890.1890. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 7 (2001- ) p. 80 (Apr. 2003) pp. 39--42.39-42. 80. A detailed description of the infrastructure Collision of freight trains. 483 STATIONSTATION spotlight:spotlight: BotanicBotanic Gardens. True Line vol. 5, no. 77 499 BECK,BECK, ALLAN.ALLAN. WhitehavenWhitehaven TunnelTunnel 1852-2002.1852-2002. Cumbrian (July 2002) pp. 31--40.31-40. Rlys vol. 7 (2001-(2001-)) pp.pp. 116-17,156.116-17, 156. On Glasgow Central Rly. 500 ROBINSON,ROBINSON, PETER.PETER. TheThe reboileringreboilering ofof FurnessFurness RailwayRailway 484 TORTORELLA,TORTORELLA, ARNOLD. ARNOLD. AnAn accidentaccident atat thethe Overton Paper locomotives. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 7 (2001-) p.p. 124.124. Mill branch. True Line vol. 5, no. 78 (Oct. 2002) pp. 20-1. 501SOl SMEATHERS,SMEATHERS, DEREK. Mail and the FurnessFurness Railway.Railway. A fatal runaway at Greenock, 1907. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 7 (2001-)(2001- ) pp.pp. 130-2.130-2. 485 YUILL,YUILL, DOUGLAS. DOUGLAS. The The Edinburgh Edinburgh branchbranch ofof the the Caledonian Glasgow & South Western Rly (see also 415) Railway. True Line vol. 4, no. 65 (June 1999)1999) pp. 14-15; 66 502 DEAYTON,DEAYTON, ALISTAIR. ALl STAIR. GlasgowGlasgow && SouthSouth WesternWestern and other (Sept. 1999) pp. 14-21; 67 (Dec.(Dec. 1999)1999) pp. 25-30; 6868 (Mar.(Mar. steamers. Tempus, 2002. pp. 128.193128. 193 photos.photos. 2000) pp. 24-30; 69 (June(June 2000) pp. 27-33; 7070 (Sept.(Sept. 2000)2000) A pictorial record of rly and rival boats. pp. 18-27; 71 (Dec. 2000) pp. 26-30; 72 (Mar. 2001)2001) pp.pp. 16-16- 21; 73 (June 2001) pp. 17-26; 74 (Sept. 2001) pp. 24-9; 75 503 HAMILTON,HAMILTON, DAVID.DAVID. The GreenockGreenock andand AyrshireAyrshire RailwayRailway (Dec. 2001) pp. 17-23; 76 (Apr.(Apr. 2002) pp. 5-12; vol.vol. 5, no. 77 from 18691869 to 18751875 and its origins and development. Sou' WestWest (July 2002) pp. 12-19; 78 (Oct. 2002) pp. 6-13; 79 (Jan.(Jan. 2003) 1nlPit no. 33 (2001-2) pp. 4-36. pp. 7-12. 504 McLAGAN,McLAGAN, WILLIE. WILLIE. StSt Enoch Enoch toto KilmarnockKilmarnock viavia Dairy and A detailed route history from Carstairs to Princes Street and other memories from the footplate. Sou' WestWest 1nlJnl no. 33 (2001-(2001- branches. 2) pp. 37--41.37-41. Cambrian Rlys 505 RANKIN,RANKIN, STUART. STUART. Mid-VictorianMid-Victorian mailsmails onon thethe G.&G.& S.W.R.S.W.R. 486 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, GLYN.GLYN. TheThe WrexhamWrexham TanksTanks of thethe CambrianCambrian Sou' WestWest 1nlJnl no. 33 (2001-2) pp. 45-8. Railways. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 3 (2000-(2000-) ) pp. 145-6. Rly 0-4-4T class. 506 SHIPWAY,SHIPWAY, JIM.lIM. RunningRunning like clockwork. Tunnels & Tunnelling Corris Rly vol. 34, no. 9 (Sept. 2002) pp. 56-9. 487 CORRISCORRIS conundrum.conundrum. Narrow Gauge & Indlfndl Rly ModellingModelling A construction history of the Glasgow Subway. Review vol. 7, no. 49 (Jan. 2002)2(02) pp. 2--4.2-4. Great Central Rly (see also 181,181,457,636) 457, 636) History of loco no. 3. History of loco no. 3. 507 BATTY,BATTY, PETER.PETER. MaryleboneMarylebone toto Sheffield:Sheffield: 1952.1952. National Rly Didcot, Newbury & Southampton Rly Museum Review no. 101 (Aut. 2002) pp. 22-3. 488 PETO,PETO, BILL.BILL. TheThe DidcotDidcot toto NewburyNewbury Railway.Railway. fnIn GREEN-GREEN­ An analysis of the working timetable. AWAY, DICK DICK and and WARE, WARE, DORCAS DORCAS (ed),(ed), InIn the valley of the 508 GRAINGER,GRAINGER, KEN. KEN. Sheffield Sheffield Victoria Victoria toto ChesterfieldChesterfield Central: Pang. Friends of the Pang & Kennet Valleys,Valleys, 2002. pp. 161-7. the 'Derbyshire'Derbyshire lines'lines' ofof the the Manchester, Manchester, SheffieldSheffield andand 489 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, KEVIN. KEVIN. OnOn Didcot, Didcot, NewburyNewbury && SouthamptonSouthampton Lincolnshire Railway, pt 1.I. Foxline, 2002. pp. 140.140. [Scenes lines. fanIan AlIan,Allan, 2002. pp. 80.80.87 87 col.col. photos.photos. fromfrom the past, no. 43.]431 490 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, KEVIN. Winchester (Great Western): a 509 TYRELL,TYRELL, SYDNEY. SYDNEY. TheThe twotwo railways. Forward no. 129 (Aut. snapshot in time. KRB Publns, 2002. pp. 46. Many illns. 2001) pp. 2-15. Aspects of the station's history and operation. East & West Junction Rly and MS&LR. Easingwold Rly Great Eastern Rly (see also 208) 491 TheThe EASINGWOLD EASINGWOLD Railway.Railway. Gresley Observer no. 127127 (Spr. 510 ACCIDENTSACCIDENTS on on the the Great Great Eastern., Eastern., 43: 43: RoudhamRoudham levellevel crossing 2002) pp. 51--4.51-4. 27 October 1926, by Ian Evans. Great Eastern 1nlJnl no. III (July(July Repr. from Tanfield News, Dec. 1998. 2002) pp. 22-3. East Kent Light Rlys 511 ADDERSON,ADDERSON, RICHARD RICHARD and and KENWORTHY, KENWORTHY, GRAHAM. Ely to Norwich.Norwich. Middleton Press, 2002. pp. [96].[96]. [Eastern main 492 JANES,JANES, BRIAN.BRIAN. LocomotivesLocomotives of thethe EastEast KentKent Railway.Railway. lines series.] Tenterden Terrier no. 89 (Wntr 2002) pp. 31--4,31-4, no.no. 9090 (Spr.(Spr. 2003) pp. 33-5.

413 511a511 a A-Z ofof G.E.R.G.E.R. stationsstations (3rd ser.).ser.). Great Eastern 1nl.Jul. 527 EMSLIE,EMSLlE, JOHN. JOHN. A A turbulent turbulent decade: decade: railwayrailway andand roadroad motors Earith Bridge. no. 109 (Jan. 2002) pp.pp. 18-20. north east Scotland. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 74-9. Earsham; Effingham.ElIingham. no. 109 (Jan. 2002) pp.pp. 21-24,21-24, no. no. 1 I111 l Railway bus and lorry services in early LNER days. (July 2002) p. 52. 528 FENWICK,FENWICK, KEITH. KEITH. DigramDigram 45 third. Great North Review vol. Foulsham. no. 110 (Apr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 13-17, no. 112112 (Oct. 2002) 39 (2002) pp. 439-42. pp. 56-7. 6-wheel coaches built 1893-5. Frinton (on Sea). no.no. 110110 (Apr.(Apr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 17-23,17-23, no. no. 1 I111 1 (July 2002) p. 57, no. 112 (Oct. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 57-8.57-8. 529 FENWICK,FENWICK, KEITH. KEITH. Knockando.Knockando. Hist. Model Rly Soc. Jn11nl vol. Fulbourn(e). no. 110 (Apr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 24-7.24-7. 17 (2000-2) pp. 423-6. Great Bentley. no. II11 1 1(July (July 2002) 2002) pp. pp. 24-8, 24-8, no. 112 (Oct. 2002) 530 MYERS,MYERS, PETER PETER R. R. TheThe OldOld MeldrumMeldrum branch. BackTrack vol. p.58.p. 58. 16 (2002) pp.Pp. 671-5. Globe Road and DevonshireDevonshire Street.Street. no.no. 1I11 1 1 (July 2002) pp. 531 §§ SMITH,SMITH, R. I.I. TheThe railwayrailway spirit. Keith & DuffDufftowntown Rly Assocn, 28-34. [2002?].[2002?]. pp. 64. Gunton. no. II11 11 (July(July 2002)2002) pp.pp. 34-8. Hackney Downs Junction. no. 111I11 (July(July 2002)2002) pp.pp. 21-5. Great Northern Rly (see also 210, 636) Haverhill. no. II11 1 1(July (July 2002)2002) pp.pp. 26-31.26-31. 532 ADAMSON,ADAMSON, ROB. Archibald Sturrock: an alternativealternative Hythe. no. 111II1 (July(July 2002)2002) pp. pp. 32-39, 32-39,59. 59. perspective. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp.pp. 434-8,434-8,594. 594. 512 BAKER,BAKER, IAN.IAN. TracingTracing thethe PalacePalace GatesGates branch.branch. London Rly 533 CHAPMAN,CHAPMAN, JOHN. JOHN. Local Local heroes:heroes: EdmundEdmund Dennison. Yester-Yester­ Record vol. 3, no. 30 (Jan. 2002) pp. 146-57. day TodayToday [Doncaster[Done aster Libraries] no.no. 3838 (Aug.(Aug. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 29-29- -CONNOR,CONNOR, J. E. Rebuilding Noel Park. pp. 158-60. 36. 1938-9. First chairman of GNR. 513 BRENNAND,BRENNAND, DAVE. DAVE. IlfordIIford toto Shenfield. Middleton, 2002. pp. 534 COX,COX, JOHN. JOHN. 'A 'A direct direct bounty bounty onon extravagantextravagant quantities': Peto's 96.12096. 120 photos,photos, XVXV O.S.O.S. mapsmaps & plans.plans. [Eastern main lines Great Northern contracts, 1847-50. R.C.H.S. 1nlJul vol. 3434 (2002-(2002- series.] 44)) pp. 83-7. 514 GOLDSMITH,GOLDSMITH, PAUL. PAUL. WaterWater troughs. [Lineside[Linesidefeatures features on the 535 FARR,FARR, KEITH.KEITH. King'sKing's CrossCross 150.150. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) G.E.R., 5.] Great Eastern 1nlJnl no. 109 (Jan. 2002) pp. 25-30, pp. 604-15,604-15,714-15; 714-15; 1717 (2003)(2003) p.p. 114.114. no. 111III (July(July 2002)2002) pp. pp. 50-I, 50-1,53. 53. A history of the terminusterminus on itsits 150th150th anniversary,anniversary, with a 515 GOSLIN,GOSLIN, GEOFF.GEOFF. John BraithwaiteBraithwaite and thethe BishopsgateBishopsgate chronology. Viaduct. London Rly Heritage Soc., 2002. pp. 20.20.12 12 illns, 3 Great Western Rly (see alsoalso 2, 2,15,198,203,255,309,358, 15, 198,203,255,309,358, maps & plans. 413,439,447,449,664)413, 439, 447, 449, 664) The Eastern Counties Rly terminus and its engineer. 536 BAXTER,BAXTER, IAN IAN and and HARPER, HARPER, RICHARD. RICHARD. BirminghamBirmingham Snow 516 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEY STANLEY C. C. TheThe WestWest Norfolk Junction Railway. Hill: commemorating 150 years of a great station.station. authors // Great Eastern 1nlJnl no. 109 (Jan. 2002) pp. 2-11, no.no. 111III (July Kidderminster Rly Museum, 2002. pp. 128.177128. 177 photos (28 col.). 2002) pp.pp. 47-8,49-50, 47-8,49-50,52,55-6. 52, 55-6. 537 BECKET,BECKET, W.W. S.S. GreatGreat WesternWestern RailwayRailway traintrain services,services, for-for­ 517 LOCK,LOCK, ROD.ROD. DunhamDunham station.station. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. mations and carriage workings. [Cover title: Train formations 251-4. & carriage workings of thethe GreatGreat WesternWestern Railway.]Railway.] Xpress Traffic in the 1950s. Publng, [2002]. pp. 128.34 photos.photos. 518 LONDONLONDON RAILWAY RAILWAY HERITAGEHERITAGE SOCIETY.SOCIETY. Bishopsgate A detailed tabulation of main line passenger service workings Goods Depot, 1875-2002. London, 2002. pp. 36.36.30 30 illns,illns, 6 as at thethe WinterWinter 1931-21931-2 timetable; pp. 7-437-43 comprise facsims plans. from Bradshaw's guide. 519 MANN,MANN, JOHNJOHN D.D. LastLast steam steam atat Walton-on-the-Naze. WaIton-on-the-Naze. Back­Back- 538 BENNETT,BENNETT, ALAN. ALAN. Great Great Western Western lineslines && landscapes:landscapes: business Track vol. 16 (2002) pp. 646-8.646-8. and pleasure, heritage and history.history. Runpast, 2002. pp. 96.96.95 95 illnsi1lns (14 col.). 520 PAYE,PAYE, PETER.PETER. SignalSignal boxbox survey.survey. Great Eastern 1nl.AI. 9, Isleham. no. 109109 (Jan. 2002) P.p. 31. 539 BOYNTON.BOYNTON, JOHN. JOHN. The The Oxford Oxford Worcester Worcester && WolverhamptonWolverhampton 10, Kennett, and King's Dyke. no. I11III (July 2002) pp. 39-40. Railway. Mid England Books, 2002. pp. 112.146112. 146 photosphotos (30 11, Littleport and Long Stanton. no. 112 (Oct. 2002) pp. 51-4.51-4. col.), 2 maps. 521 POSSEE,POSSEE, DAVID. DAVID. TheThe Great Great Eastern Eastern RailwayRailway inin WorldWorld War I. 540 CARPENTER,CARPENTER, ROGER. ROGER. Claverdon.C1averdon. Great Western Rly 1nlJul vol. Great Eastern 1nlJul no. I11I11 (July 2002) pp. 12-20, no.no. 112112 (Oct. 5 (2000-1) pp. 328-43. 2002) p. 57. History and description of the station; operation of the line. 522 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, ALIC.ALIC. 'Large'Large andand handsome':handsome': thethe newnew stationstation 541 CHACKSFIELD,CHACKSFIELD, JOHN. JOHN. C. C. B. B. Collett: Collett: aa competentcompetent successor.successor. at Newmarket. Great Eastern 1nlin! no. 110 (Apr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 7-7- Oakwood, 2002. pp. 160.136160. 136 photos,photos, 88 drwgsdrwgs && plans.plans. Many 12. illns. [Oakwood librarylibrary of railway history, no. I21.]121.] Chief Mechanical Engineer, GWR, 1922-41. 523 WARD,WARD, ANTHONYANTHONY J. TheThe WensumWensum triangle:triangle: mechanicalmechanical signalling at Norwich: a solution to the impossible.impossible. int1nl ofof the the 542 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN. 'Halls' onon goodsgoods inin thethe MidlandsMidlands andand the Norfolk IndlIn& Arch. Soc. vol. 7, no. 2 (2002) pp. 22-43. North. Great Western Rly 1nlJnl vol. 5 (2000-1) pp.pp. 398-403,398-403, 445-59. 524 WATLING,WATLING, JOHN. An introduction to the GreatGreat EasternEastern miscellaneous stock. Great Eastern Jnl1nl no. 112112 (Oct. 2002)2002) 543 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN.JOHN. LauncestonLaunceston branchbranch working.working. Great Western pp. 2-14. Rly .1n11nl vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 38-60. 525 WEST,WEST, DENNIS. DENNIS. TheThe lastlast threethree GreatGreat EasternEastern RailwayRailway buses. 544 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN. The '54XX' autos.autos. Great Western Rly 1nlJnl Great Eastern 1nlin! no. 110110 (Apr. 2002) pp. 2-6.2-6. vol. 66 (2002-3) pp.pp. 88-101,88-101,138-50.237. 138-50,237. Auto-train services operated thesethese 0-6-OPT0-6-0PT locos. Great North of Scotland Rly 545 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. God'sGod's wonderful wonderful roadroad vehicles. Heritage 526 BALFOUR,BALFOUR, JOHNJOHN G.G. TrainTrain pupil,pupil, 1922-1926.1922-1926. Great North Commercials no. 147147 (Mar. 2002) pp. 18-22,18-22, no.no. 148148 (Apr.(Apr. Review vol. 39 (2002) pp. 492-9.492-9. 2002) pp. 58-62, no.no. 149149 (May 2002) pp. 58-62, no.no. 150150 (June Memories of travelling by train from Carron to school in 2002) pp. 30-3. Aberlour.

414 546 FARR,FARR, KEITH.KEITH. A centenary ofof 'Saints'. BackTrack vol. 1616 567 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VICVIC andand SMITH,SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. ReadingReading toto Didcot.Didcot. (2002) pp. 186-95, 354-5. [Cover subtitle: including thethe Wallingford branch.] Middleton, 547 FARR,FARR, KEITH.KEITH. MonarchsMonarchs of thethe rails.rails. Rly Mug.Mag. vol. 148148 no. 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos,photos, 1414 O.S.O.S. mapsmaps && plans,plans, facsims.facsims. 1214 (June 2002) pp.pp. 20-5,20-5, no. 12151215 (July 2002) pp. 16-22. [Western main lines series.] 548 HADLEY,HADLEY, D. D. W. W. andand DEDE COURTAIS,COURTAIS, N. Bletchington Wharf. 568 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VICVIC andand SMITH,SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. SwindonSwindon toto Bristol,Bristol, Great Western Rly 1nlJnl vol. 5 (2000-1) pp. 350-3. via Bath. Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos, 23 O.S. maps GWR / Oxford Canal transhipment facilitiesfacilities forfor thethe KiKirtling­ rtling- & plans, facsims. [Western main lines series.] ton Cement Works' traffic.traffic. 569 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VICVIC andand SMITH,SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. TauntonTaunton toto Exeter.Exeter. 549 HALE,HALE, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. TheThe WyeWye Bridge,Bridge, .Chepstow. Welsh Rlys Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 121121 photos, 1717 O.S. maps & plans,plans, Archive vol. 3 (2000-(2000-)) pp.pp. 107-12.107-12. facsims. [Western main lines series.] 550 HILL,HILL, KEITH. KEITH. On On line line for for Lyonesse: Lyonesse: ...150... 150 yearsyears ofof thethe WestWest 570 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. WestburyWestbury toto Taunton.Taunton. Cornwall Railway. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 484-92. Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 121121 photos, 24 O.S. maps & plans,plans, facsims. [Western main lines series.] 551 HOBBS,HOBBS, ROY. ROY. CollettCollett && HawksworthHawksworth Halls. Ianfan Allan, 2002. pp. 80. Col. illns. [Working steam series.] 570a 150150 yearsyears ofof the railway to Penzance: an exhibition to celebrate A colour photographic record of this 4-6-0 class. the opening of the West Cornwall Railway on 25 August 1852,1852, held at Penlee House Gallery & MuseumMuseum 13 July-14July-14 September 552 HODGE,HODGE, JAMES.JAMES. TheThe SevernSevern TunnelTunnel pumpingpumping engines.engines. .inl1nl 2002. Penzance: the Gallery, 2002. pp. [i], 8. Trevithick Soc. no. 27 (20(X))(2000) pp.pp. 4-17.4-17. 571 PARKER,PARKER, RICHARD. RICHARD. Neyland: Neyland: a a Great Great WesternWestern outpost. KRB 553 HODGE,HODGE, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe forty-foursforty-fours inin SouthSouth Wales.Wales. Welsh Rlys Publns, 2002. pp. viii, 144.144. 143143 illns, 7 maps & plans, gradient Archive vol. 3 (2000- ) pp. 120-1. profile, 1212 facsims. Class 44xx 2-6-2T locos. Ch. 3 (pp. 26-54), MarineMarine DepartmentDepartment and fish traffic. 554 HUGHES,HUGHES, DEREK.DEREK. AA forgottenforgotten railway.railway. Nantwich Museum 572 PRICE,PRICE, M. M. R. R. CONNOP. CONNOP. The The saga saga of of C. R. Vickerman's siding. Newsltr July 2002 pp. 11-16. Archive no. 34 (June 2002) pp. 57-64. Nantwich-Market Drayton.Dray ton. Bonvilles Court colliery siding on the PembrokePembroke && TenbyTenby 555 HUTSON,HUTSON, MICK MICK and and SLINN, SLINN, JACK. JACK. The The broadbroad gaugegauge carriage Rly. stock of the BristolBristol andand ExeterExeter Railway.Railway. Hist. Model Rly Soc. 573 PUGH,PUGH, BRIAN.BRIAN. SwanseaSwansea dockdock pilots.pilots. Great Western Rly 1nlJnl 1nlJnl vol. 17 (2000-2) pp. 460-67, 471-7. vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 105-13. 556 HUTSON,HUTSON, MICK. MICK. AshtonAshton station,station, Bristol Bristol && ExeterExeter Railway.Railway. The workings of the dock shunting locos. RCHS 1nlJnl vol. 34 (2002-4) pp. 144-5. 574 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, KEVIN.KEVIN. GreatGreat WesternWestern RailwayRailway halts.halts. Vol.Vol. 2 557 JACKSON,JACKSON, B.B. L.L. WeymouthWeymouth toto thethe ChannelChannel Islands:Islands: a Great of Ott.17796.Ott. 17796. KRB Publns, 2002. pp. vii, 121.121. 161161 photos, 45 Western Railway shipping history. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 208. track diagms. 148 illns, 7 maps & plans. [Series X, no. 76.] Introduction and brief details of eacheach halthalt inin alphabeticalalphabetical 558 JENKINS,JENKINS, S.S. C.C. andand LANGLEY, LANGLEY, R.R. C.C. TheThe WestWest CornwallCornwall sequence, M-Y.M-Y. Railway: Truro to Penzance. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 240. 146146 illns, 575 SARGENT,SARGENT, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. BankBank holidayholiday atat PaddingtonPaddington 1881.1881. 42 maps & plans.plans. [Oakwood librarylibrary of railway history,history, no. London Rly Record vol. 3, no. 30 (Jan. 2002) pp. 167-9. 122.] 576 SHILL,SHILL, RAY. RAY. BirminghamBirmingham Moor Street. Rly Archive no. 1I (July A 150th150th anniversary history; supersedes Ott.8458. 2002) pp. 2-25. 559 KELLEY,KELLEY, PHILIPPHILIP J. J. GreatGreat Western Western roadroad vehicles.vehicles. Rev.Rev. edn of 577 SIVITER,SIVITER, ROGER. ROGER. The The Severn Severn Valley Valley Railway. Sutton Publng,Pubing, Ott. 11871. Oxford Publng,Pubing, 2002. pp. 256.256.502 502 photos, 72 drwgs 2002. pp. 128,128, [161pp[16]pp col. 182 photos (25 col.).coL). & maps. A photographic album, chiefly from the author's photos, of 560 LEWIS,LEWIS, JOHN. JOHN. G.W.R. G.W.R. storesstores servicesservices & vans. Great Western the lineline before and after preservation. Rly 1nlJnl vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 152-7,152-7,229-36. 229-36. 578 SWINDONSWINDON BOROUGH BOROUGH COUNCIL. COUNCIL. Lord Lord Bolingbroke Bolingbroke andand the 561 LYONS,LYONS, JOHN.JOHN. The SouthSouth WalesWales RailwayRailway andand RichardRichard Swindon hooter. [n.d.]. pp. [7].[7].5 5 illns.inns. Hopkins, goods porter, Carmarthen station, 1852-55.1852-55. The unsuccessful campaign of Henry St John, 5th ViscountViscount Carmarthensh. Antiquary vol. 38 (2002) pp. 139-40. Bolingbroke, to silence the SwindonSwindon works hooter that Hopkins' notebooknotebook of goods train working. summoned the men to work, 1868-74. 562 MILLMILL StreetStreet fatality:fatality: thethe reportreport intointo anan 18701870 accidentaccident at 579 TAUNTONTAUNTON inin thethe 1880s.1880s. Broad Gauge Soc., 2001. [ii] plans, Newport. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 3 (2000-) pp.pp. 113,113, 123.123. 42 pl.pI. with captions on facing page. Monmouthshire Rly. A photographic record. 563 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC and SMITH,SMITH, KEITH. Branch line to 580 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS.CHRIS. BanburyBanbury stationstation pilot.pilot. Great Western Rly Kingsbridge. [Cover subtitle: the Primrose line.] Middleton, 1nl vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 122-37,122-37,237. 237. 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos, 9 O.S. maps & plans, facsims. Passenger shunting duties in the late 1940s.I 940s. 564 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Branch Branch lines lines toto Henley, 581 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS.CHRIS. Barnstaple.Barnstaple. Great Western Rly Jnl1nl vol. 6 Windsor and Marlow. [Cover subtitle: including MaidenheadMaidenhead (2002-3) pp. 62-87, 179,179, 237.237. to High Wycombe.] Middleton,Middleton. 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos, 23 History, traffic and station working. O.S. maps & plans, facsims. 582 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS.CHRIS. BourtonBourton onon thethe Water.Water. Great Western Rly 565 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VICVIC andand SMITH,SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. DidcotDidcot toto Swindon.Swindon. 1nlInl vol. 5 (2000-1) pp 422-38, vol.vol. 6 (2002-3) pp 16-18,16-18, 117.117. !Cover[Cover subtitle: includingincluding thethe FaringdonFaringdon andand HighworthHighworth Detailed study of station working in 19391939 and 1952.1952. branches.] Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos.photos, 29 O.S. maps 583 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. Gloucester Gloucester New New YardYard or 'T' Sidings. Great & plans, facsims. [Western main lines series.] Western Rly 1nlJul vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 194-219. 566 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. PaddingtonPaddington to Princes History and description of yard working c.1947. Risborough. [Cover subtitle: including the Uxbridge High Street 584 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. PaigntonPaignton re-visited.re-visited. Great Western Rly 1nlJnl [branch].)[branch].] Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos, 40 O.S. maps vol. 5 (2000-1) pp. 362-97. & plans, facsims. [Western main lines series.] Detailed study of station working in the 1950s.1950s.

415 585 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. SloughSlough passengerpassenger pilot. Great Western Rly 606 COATES,COATES, NOEL.NOEL. LancashireLancashire && YorkshireYorkshire RailwayRailway wagonwagon 1nlAl vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 2-15. diagrams. [n.p.]:rn.p.}: Lancashire & YorkshireYorkshire Rly Soc., 2000. pp. Passenger shunting duties, 1946.1946. 68 (incl. covers). 80 photos, 111III diagms. [L.IL. Y.R.Y.R. focus, focus, no. 2.12.] 586 WASSELL,WASSELL, NIGEL. NI GEL. EarlyEarly daysdays onon thethe LlanellyLianelly Railway. S. W.W. 607 DIXON,DIXON, JOHNJOHN andand GILMOUR,GILMOUR, JOHN.JOHN. WestWest LancashireLancashire Wales Indl Arch. Soc. BitllnBulln no. 84 (2002) pp. 2-6. Railway mysteries unravelled. R.C.H.S. 1nlinl vol. 34 (2002-4) 587 WATERS,WATERS, LAURENCE. LAURENCE. Around Around the the Great Great Western Western thenthen & now. pp. 4-16. Hersham: Ian Allan, 2002. pp. 256. The company's connecting steamersteamer serviceservice on the R. Douglas and Ribble, 1878-9;1878-9; thethe TarletonTarleton branchbranch andand WLRWLR steamsteam 588 WELCH,WELCH, MICHAELMICHAEL S. Great Western branch lines.lines. I, The barge services on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal. south west. Runpast, 2002. pp. 72.72.83 83 col.col. photos.photos. Colour photographic record. 608 ELECTRICELECTRIC locoloco no. I. Platform no. 53 (Spr. 2002) pp.pp. 14-17. 589 WILKINSON,WILKINSON, JOHN,JOHN, MATTHEWS,MATTHEWS, KENKEN andand PALMER,PALMER, 609 HARTSHORNE,HARTSHORNE, JOHN G. RochdaleRochdale to BacupBacup passengerpassenger BOB. 50th anniversary of the closure of the LeominsterLeominster to services. Platform no. 54 (Smr 2002) pp. 24-8. Bromyard railway on 15th September 1952. [?], 2002. pp. 51. 610 LANE,LANE, BARRY BARRY C. C. TheThe BlackpoolBlackpool ClubClub Train. Platform no. 54 590 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, TINY. TINY. AnAn introductionintroduction toto thethe G.W.R.G.w.R. Permanent (Smr 2002) pp. 2-7. Way Department. Great WesternWestern RlyRly .1n1 1nl vol. 6 (2002-3) pp. 611 LANE,LANE, BARRY BARRY C. C. LancashireLancashire & & Yorkshire Yorkshire RailwayRailway carriage 182-92. stock after grouping. L.M.S. 1nl Al no. 2 (2002) pp. 71-80. Harborne Rly 612 LANE,LANE, BARRY BARRY C. C. SlipSlip carriages, carriages, andand inin particular,particular, thethe varied 591 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, STEVEN. STEVEN. TheThe HarborneHarborne branch. L.M.S.L.M. S. 1nl in! no. career of diagram 123.123. Platform no. 53 (Spr. 2002) pp.pp. 26-32.26-32. 3 (2002) pp. 52-74. 613 MELLOR,MELLOR, ROGER. ROGER. Centralised Centralised freight freight traffictraffic controlcontrol systems Highland Rly (see also 244) on thethe LancashireLancashire && YorkshireYorkshire Railway.Railway. BackTrack vol. 1616 (2002) pp. 366-70. 592 CHRISTENSEN,CHRISTENSEN, MIKE. Catching the tablet at Moy.Moy. Rly Archive no. 1I (July 2002) pp. 47-52.47-52. 614 NUTTALL,NUTTALL, BRIAN. BRIAN. Littleborough.Littleborough. Platform no. 54 (Smr 2002) Manson's automatic tablet exchange apparatus and an pp. 10-23. experimental version at Moy. 615 WALSDENWALSDEN station.station. Platform no. 54 (Smr 2002) pp. 8-9. 593 COOMBS,COOMBS, THOMAS L. Two heads are better than one.one. 616 WATTS,WATTS, TONY.TONY. From pit to port. Platform no. 53 (Spr. 2002) Highland Rly 1nlin! vol. 4, no. 63 (Aut. 2002) pp. 11-15. pp. 2-9, no. 54 (Smr 2002) pp. 28-35. A road overbridge at Conon Bridge. Export coal traffic carried by the L&YR to the west- and 594 HOPE,HOPE, IAIN. lAIN. A A new new eraera atat Strome. Highland Rly 1nlin! vol. 4, no. east-coast ports. 62 (Smr 2002) pp. 13-15. 617 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY.JEFFREY. The OldhamOIdham Loop, ptpt 1:I: ManchesterManchester A Highland Rly agreement with MacBraynes over provision Victoria to Shaw & Crompton viavia Hollinwood,Hollinwood, Oldham and of shipping services. Royton Junction. Foxline, [2002]. pp. 120.239 photos,photos, 1515 maps, 595 PEARSON,PEARSON, MICHAEL. IronIron road to whisky country: a plans and track diagms. travellers & tourists guide to the to InvernessInverness line.line. 618 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY. JEFFREY. Benn Benn & & CroninCronin traintrain indicators. BackTrack WayZgoose, 2002. pp. [40].[40].39 39 col. inns,illns, 1313 maps. vol. 16 (2002) p. 260. 596 PURVIS,PURVIS, ROGER ROGER D. D. HighlandHighland locomotivelocomotive liveriesliveries inin the early 619 WELLS,WELLS, JEFF. JEFF. TheThe L.Y.R.L. Y.R. andand thethe law.law. Platform no. 53 (Spr. L.M.S. days. Highland Rly 1nlin! vol. 4, no. 60 (early 2002) pp. 2002) p. 39. [7]-[?1;[?]-[?]; 61 (Spr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 15-18. 620 WHITING,WHITING, JOHN JOHN S. S. Recollections:Recollections: LiversedgeLiversedge inin thethe 1930s.1930s. 597 ROAKE,ROAKE, JOHN. JOHN. TheThe 19121912 coalcoal strike. Highland Rly 1nlin! vol. 4, Lancash. & Yorksh. Rly Soc. Mag. no. 214 (June 2002) pp.pp. 12- no. 63 (Aut. 2002) pp. 17-21. 13. 598 ROAKE,ROAKE, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe InvernessInverness & Ross-shire Railway Act, 621 WRAY,WRAY, TOM.TOM. AA bridgebridge to nowhere. Platform no. 53 (Spr. 2002)2002) 1860. Highland Rly 1nlinl vol. 4, no. 62 (Smr(Smr 2(X)2)2002) pp.pp. 8-13.8-13. pp. 40-1. 599 TORTORELLA,TORTORELLA, ARNOLD. ARNOLD. AA curiouscurious incidentincident at Dalwhinnie. An unfinished road overbridge on the Manchester Loop Line. Highland Rly 1nl vol. 4, no. 61 (Spr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 6-8.6-8. 622 WRAY,WRAY, TOM.TOM. ChaosChaos at Accrington. Platform no. 53 (Spr. 2002)2002) Arson and suicide, 1927.1927. p. 33; plan on inside back cover. Kent & East Sussex Light Rly Operating difficulties before the station was rebuilt in 1881. 600 JANES,JANES, BRIAN. BRIAN. Hesperus.Hesperus. Tenterden Terrier no. 87 (Spr. 2002) 623 WRAY,WRA Y, TOM.TOM. LancashireLancashire && YorkshireYorkshire RailwayRailway signalling.signalling. pp. 19-23, no. 88 (Smr(Smr 2002) p. 39. rn.p.}:In.p. I: L.&L. & Y.Y Rly Soc., 2002. pp. 64. Many photos,photos, drwgs & History of this 0-6-0ST loco. facsims. [L.[L. Y.R. Y.R. focus,focus, no. 3.] 601 JANES,JANES, BRIAN.BRIAN. ReflectionsReflections on thethe K.&K.& E.S.R.'sE.S.R.'s PickeringPickering Lancashire, Derbyshire & East Coast Rly steam railcar. Tenterden Terrier no. 88 (Smr 2002) pp. 32-7. 624 GILKS,GILKS, DAVID. DAVID. MrMr Arkwright'sArkwright's railway.railway. BackTrack vol. 1616 Lancashire & Yorkshire Rly (see also 678) (2002) pp. 202-6. 602 BOND,BOND, BERNARD.BERNARD. MartholmeMartholme Valley.Valley. Lancash. & Yorksh.Yorksh. 625 SHAW,SHAW, PHIL.PHIL. Edwinstowe,Edwinstowe, Lancashire,Lancashire, DerbyshireDerbyshire and East Rly Soc. Mag. no. 214 (June 2002) p. 15.15. Coast Railway. Hist. Model RlyRly Soc. Soc. .1n11nl vol. 17 (2000-2) pp. Problems with mining subsidence. 399-406, 443-5. 603 CARTER,CARTER, DAVID. DAVID. GettingGetting backback on track. Platform no. 54 (Smr Liverpool Overhead Rly 2002) pp. 41-2. 626 LIVERPOOLLIVERPOOL ECHO.ECHO. The dockers' umbrella:umbrella: a tributetribute to Operation of breakdown cranes. Liverpool's famous Overhead Railway.Railway. Liverpool Daily Post 604 CARTER,CARTER, DAVID. DAVID. WakefieldWakefield sidings,sidings, turntables, capstans and & Echo, 2002. pp. 28. Many inns.iIIns. lifts. Platform no. 53 (Spr. 2002) pp.pp. 10-13. Supplement to Liverpool Echo, 25 Feb. 2002. 605 COATES,COATES, NOEL.NOEL. FormbyFormby powerpower house. Platform no. 53 (Spr. London & North Eastern Rly (see also 512) 2002) pp. 18-25. 627 BATTY,BATTY, PETER.PETER. King's CrossCross toto York:York: 1949.1949. National Rly For Liverpool-Southport electrification. Museum Review no. 99 (Spr. 2002) pp. 26-8. An analysis of the working timetable.

416 628 DOW,DOW, ANDREW.ANDREW. TheThe L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. totem.totem. Gresley Observer no. 647 GARFIELD.GARFIELD, SIMON. SIMON. The The last last journey journey of ofWilliam William Huskisson.Huskisson. 128 (Smr 2002) pp. 52-5. Faber, 2002. pp. [ix], 244.244.34 34 illns,illns, mapmap on endpprs.endpprs. Adapted from a design by Eric Gill. 'How`How a day of triumphtriumph became a day of despair at the turn of 629 ELVIN,ELVIN, GEOFF.GEOFF. MemoriesMemories ofof thethe [Doncaster][Doncaster] rail disaster of a wheel.' 1947. Yesterday Today [Doncaster Libraries] no. 38 (Aug. 2002) 648 GODDARD, LARRY. ColourColour ofof the main line. pp. 26-8. Foxline, 2002. pp. 88.88.90 90 col.col. illns. 630 GOSLIN,GOSLIN, GEOFF.GEOFF. GoodsGoods traffictraffic of thethe L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. Wild Swan,Swan. A photographic record of the Chester & Holyhead line in 2002. pp. viii, 112.118112. 118 photos,photos, 11II figs, 1818 tables. the diesel era. 631 LOCK,LOCK, ROD. ROD. LocomotiveLocomotive workingsworkings inin WestWest Norfolk, 1939- 649 GOODMAN,GOOD MAN, JOHN. JOHN. L.& L.& N.W.R. N.W.R.locomotive locomotive names:names: thethe named 1959. Great Eastern 1nl Al no. 1III I 1 (July (July 2002) 2002) pp.pp. 2-5.2-5. locomotives of the London & North Western Railway and its amalgamated companies. Railway Correspondence & TravelTravel 632 MIDDLETON,MIDDLETON, ALLAN.ALLAN. It's quickerquicker by rail!: the historyhistory of Soc., 2002. pp. viii, 284.284.90 90 illns. L.N.E.R. advertising. Tempts,Tempus, 2002. pp. 160,16160, 16 col.col. pl.pI. 178178 pp. 235-83 comprisecomprise AA sequel to L.M.S. locomotive names. illns (23 col.).coL). 650 HADLEY,HADLEY, R.R. TheThe L.N.W.R.L.N.W.R. 0-8-4T0-8-4T engines. L.M.S. 1nlJnl no. 1I 633 SWINGER,SWINGER, PETER.PETER. L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. 4-6-0s:4-6-0s: aa pictorialpictorial tribute.tribute. fanIan (2002) pp. 48-52, no. 3 (2002) pp. 15-16. Allan, 2002. pp. 96.96.133 133 photosphotos (47 col.).coL). 651 HADLEY,HADLEY, R.R. TheThe motor-fittedmotor-fitted L.N.W.R.L.N.W.R. Coal Tanks.Tanks. L.M.S. 634 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY. JEFFREY. Hatfield,Hatfield, 15th15th July 1946.1946. BackTrack vol. .1n11nl no. 2 (2002) pp. 41-51. 16 (2002) pp.pp. 494--5,494-5,655. 655. A derailment. 652 HANSON,HANSON, DAVID.DAVID. Ex L.N.W.R. 44 ft 6 in. 2-4-2 tanks. L.&L& N.N.W.R. WR. Soc.Soc. 1nlint vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 139-43. 635 WHITE,WHITE, RON RON and and JOHNSTON, JOHNSTON, NORMANNORMAN [comp].[comp]. L.N.E.R. locomotives in colour 1936-1948. Colourpoint, 2002. pp. 80. 653 HOLDEN,HOLDEN, CLIVE. CLIVE. Carnforth-Yealand Carnforth-Yealand station. Cumbrian Rlys 81 col. photos. vol. 7 (2001-(2001-)) pp.pp. 133-4,175.133-4, 175. A colour photographic record by H. M. Lane and others. Concludes that there never was a station of this name, but there was briefly a halt at Yealand c.c.1848-50. I 848-50. 636 YEADON,YEADON, W.W. B. (comp).(comp). Yeadon'sYeadon's register ofof L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. locomotives. BooklawlRailbus,Booklaw/Railbus, 2002. Many photos. 654 JACK,JACK, HARRY.HARRY. Old L.N.W.R. photographs photographs - - wherewhere andand Vol. 23: Class Q5, Q6, Q7 and QIO:Q10: the North Eastern 0-8-0s. when? L.& N.N.W.R. WR. Soc. 1nlJnl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. ii, 126.126. I.I, Bushbury. pp. 257-61. Vol. 24A: ClassClass 04,04, parts 1I to 5. pp. ii, 126.126. 2.2, Monument Lane. pp. 306-11. Vol. 24B:24B: Class Class 04/6, 04/6, 04/7, 04/7, 04/8,04/8,05 05 andand ThompsonThompson 01. pp. 3.3, Huddersfield, Hillhouse and Leeds, Copley Hill. pp 329-31.329-31. ii, 127-228.127-228. 655 JEFFCOAT,JEFFCOAT, TlM.TIM. The Steeple GrangeGrange LightLight Railway.Railway. Vol. 24:24: Combined edn. pp. ii, ii, 228. L.& N.WR.N.W.R. Soc. Soc. 1nl Al vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 268-71. Vol. 25:25: ClassClass NI & N2. pp. ii, 110.110. Killers' branchbranch ofof Cromford && High Peak Rly, now converted London & North Western RlyRly (see(see also 290,290,311,403,428, 311,403,428, into an 1818 in. gauge pleasure line. 430) 656 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. TheThe WestWest Coast 'Corridor': aa significant 637 ACCIDENTACCIDENT atat TredegarTredegar stationstation 17th17th DecemberDecember 1902.1902. L.& train. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp.pp. 306-14,475.306-14,475. N.N.W.R. WR. Soc.Soc. 1nl Al vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 226-30. West Coast Joint Stock. A fatal runaway. Repr. from Rly Engr May 1903. 657 LINDSAY,LIN OS AY, JEAN. The openingopening of thethe ChesterChester && HolyheadHolyhead 638 ACCIDENTACCIDENT at at Walton Walton Old Old JunctionJunction 2nd2nd July 1899.1899. L.& N.N.W.R. WR. Railway to Bangor, 1I May 1848. R.C.H.S. 1nlJnl vol. 34 (2002-4)(2002-4) Soc. .1n11nl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 368-9. pp. 32-3. Runaway on a steep gradient. Repr. from Rly Engr Nov. 1899. 658 MILLARD,MILLARD, PHILIP PHILIP A. A. L.N.W.R. L.N. w.R. 4-compartment 4-compartment corridor corridor brake 639 ALLEN,ALLEN, DAVID. DAVID. Crewe'sCrewe's centurycentury ofof independence.independence. Rail no. thirds to D.3120.312 and 0.313.D.313. L.L& & N.N.W.R. WR. Soc. 1nlJnl vol. 3 (2000- 432 (3-16 Apr. 2002) pp. 40-4. 3) pp. 264--7,264-7,324,397. 324, 397. A history of the Crewe Independent Lines and their signal-signal­ 659 MILLARD.MILLARD, PHILIP PHILIP A. A. Liverpool,Liverpool, LeedsLeeds andand NewcastleNewcastle train ling. No. 2. L.& N.W.R.N. WR. Soc.Soc. .1n11nl vol.vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 354-6. 640 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP.PHILIP. Going 'outside'. L.L.& & N.W.R.N. WR. Soc. 1nlJill vol. 3 The formation of a cross-country service. (2000-3) pp. 185-90.185-90. 660 MILLARD,MILLARD, PHILIPPHILIP A.A. LondonLondon andand NorthNorth WesternWestern RailwayRailway Locos purchased from commercial builders. Post Office carriages. L.& N.N.W.R. WR. Soc. 1nlJnl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 641 BAILEY,BAILEY, MICHAELMICHAEL R.R. andand GLITHERO,GLITHERO, JOHN RP. Rocket.Rocket. 298-305,340-8,370-7.298-305, 340-8, 370-7. National Rly Museum, 2002. pp. 64.64.54 54 illns. 661 O'SHEA,O'SHEA, MARTIN MARTIN J.J. FootFoot & mouth disease and the L.N.W.R. 642§ BANCROFT, JAMES W. The Rocket: an account by the driver L.& N.W.R.N. WR. Soc.Soc. .1n11nl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 154-6. of the famous locomotive. House of Heroes, [date?]. pp. 32. 662 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, PETERPETER S. 'New'New towntown blues':blues': howhow aa railwayrailway Edward Entwhistle's account of driving the Rocket at the company avoided the problem at Wolverton. R.R.C.H.S. C.H.S. 1nlJnl vol. opening of the L&MR. Repr. from the US publication Royal 34 (2002-4) pp. 116-19.116-19. Magazine no. 54, July 1909.1909. Social provision for railway workers. Repr. from Records of 643 BARBER,BARBER, P. P. J. J. WebbWebb compounds:compounds: aa controversycontroversy amongamong model (1988). engineers in 1904.1904. L.& N.W.R.N.WR. Soc. 1nlJnl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp.pp. 663 ROBINSON,ROBINSON, ANTHONY ANTHONY J. J. Llandudno Junction Junction carriagecarriage shed. 379-88. L.& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc.Soc. 1nl AI vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 224--5.224-5. A debate on the locomotives' merits. 664 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Handing Handing on on the the baton: baton: fromfrom Frank 644 CARPENTER,CARPENTER, ROGER.ROGER. Hampton-in-Arden.Hampton-in-Arden. British Rly Jnl1nl to George. [Railway reflections, no. 93-5.] BackTrack vol. 1616 vol. 88 (1999-(1999-)) pp. 158-63,220.158-63, 220. (2002) pp. 635-43, 695-703; 1717 (2003)(2003) pp. 6-15. 645 ELLIS,ELLIS, PETER. PETER. The The fate fate of ofL.N.W.R. L.N.W.R. wagonswagons inin L.M.S. days. F. W. WebbWebb andand comparisonscomparisons with G. 1.J. Churchward. L.& N.N.W.R. WR. Soc. 1nlJnl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 209-12. 665 SCHOLEY,SCHOLEY, KEITH. Euston to HarrowHarrow && Wealdstone.Wealdstone. 646 ELLIS,ELLIS, PETER. PETER. An An L.N.W.R. L.N.W.R. brakebrake vanvan in Cumbria. Cumbrian Middleton, 2002. pp. 96.96.120 120 photos,photos, XIVXIV O.S. maps & plans. Rlys vol. 7 (2001-) pp.pp. 126-9.126-9. [Midland main lines series.] Diagram 16 10-ton brake vans 666 SMITH,SMITH, DICK. DICK. The The Kendal Kendal & & Windermere Windermere Railway:Railway: thethe first railway to be built into the heart of the Lake District. Cumbrian

417 Rlys Assocn, 2002. pp. 52. 48 photos, 5 facsims, 2 maps, 7 688 EDSALL,EDSALL, DAVID. DAVID. Fares and 'Gov'.'Gov'. Brighton Circular vo!.vol. 28 signalling diagms, gradient diagm.diagm. [Cumbrian branch lines, (2002) pp. 61-3. no. 1.]I.] Fares, inc!.incl. those forfor 'Parliamentary' trains. Appx 1, Chronology; 2, Directors of the K&WR. 689 GOSLIN,GOSLIN, GEOFF.GEOFF. London'sLondon's elevatedelevated electricelectric railway:railway: the 667 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, CLIVE.CLIVE. BartonBarton && Broughton.Broughton. LL.& & N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. 1nlJnl L.B.& S.C.R. suburban overhead electrification 1909-1929.1909-1929. vo!.vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 332-6, 389. Connor & Butler, 2002. pp. 72. 59 photos, 4 drwgs, 1212 track & On Lancaster & Preston JcnJen Rly. signalling diagms, 4 facsims, map. 668 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, CLIVE.CLIVE. L.N.W.R.L.N.W.R. test train. L.& N.W.R.N. W.R. Soc.Soc. .1n11nl 690 HOLLIDAY,HOLLIDAY, NICK, WELLINGS,WELLINGS, NICKNICK andand FARRANTS,FARRANTS, vol.vo!. 3 (2000-3) pp. 365-7. DICK. Slip coaches. Brighton Circular vo!.vol. 27 (200(2001) I) pp.pp. 31-31- 669 TRAINSTRAINS andand trails.trails. Derbysh.Derhysh. County Council, 2001. pp. 128.128. 2. Reminiscences of the Cromford & High Peak line. 69I691 HOWE,HOWE, BILL. BILL. Brighton Brighton lineline widening.widening. Brighton Circular vol.vo!. 670 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. BanburyBanbury MertonMerton Street. British Rly 1nlJnl vo!.vol. 28 (2002) pp. 58-9. 8 (1999-) pp. 178-207.\78-207. Earlswood-Earlswood-ThreeThree Bridges. 671 WALNE,WALNE, JACK.JACK. TamworthTamworth Low Level.Leve!. [Timetables worth 682 LONG,LONG, CHARLES. CHARLES. Licensing Licensing problemsproblems onon thethe BrightonBrighton line. modelling, no. 8.] L.& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. 1nlJnl vol.vo!. 3 (2000-3)(2000-3) pp. 166- Brighton Circular vol.vo!. 28 (2002) pp. 135-6. 74,202-8.74, 202-8. 693 MARX,MARX, KLAUS.KLAUS. 'Pumping' enginesengines atat ThreeThree Bridges.Bridges. Reconstruction of train working in Aug. 1910. Brighton Circular vo\.vol. 28 (2002) pp. 72-6. 672 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY. RODNEY. Cauliflowers. LL. & N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. 1nlJnl vol.vo!. 3 Spare or withdrawn steam locos used for pumpingpumping water (2000-3) pp. 221-3, 284.284. from R. Mole. 0-6-0 goods locos. 694 MARX,MARX, KLAUS. KLAUS. Trainspotting Trainspotting inin 1856.1856. Brighton Circular vo!.vol. 673 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY.RODNEY. The class D 0-8-0. L.&L& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. Jn11nl 28 (2002) pp. 51-3,51-3, 101-3. vo!.vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 213-14. George Alien'sAllen's notes onon BrightonBrighton lineline locomotiveslocomotives and services. 674 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY.RODNEY. The Claughtons. L.&L& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc.Soc. 1nl Al vo!.vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 338-9. 695 STURT,STURT, BRIAN.BRIAN. TheThe visitvisit ofof the the InstitutionInstitution ofof Gas Engineers to Croydon Gas Works. Brighton Circular vol.vo\. 28 (2002) pp. 675 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY.RODNEY. The Jumbos. L.&L& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc.Soc. .1n11nl vol.vo!. 3 119-25. (2000-3) pp. 262-3. By special first class train, 1717 June 1910,1910, repr. from contem­contem- 676 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY.RODNEY. Son of Staffordshire, king of Crewe. porary report. L&L.& N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. Jn11nl vol.vo!. 3 (2000-3) pp. 392-4. 696§ YEOMANS, G. A. AA BrightonBrighton locomotivelocomotive chronology. author, F. W. Webb. 2002. 330 pp. in 4 vols (3 pts). 677 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY.RODNEY. Watford tanks. L.&LA N.W.R. N. W.R. Soc.Soc. Jill1nl vo!.vol. London, Midland & Scottish Rly (see also 185,185, 649) 3 (2000-3) pp. 296-7. 0-6-2T suburban passenger locos. 697 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP. PHILIP. Alpha Alpha and and Omega: Omega: L.M.S.L.M.S. 4-6-0s4-6-0s 1043310433 and 4767. L.M.S. 1nlJnl no. 1I (2002) pp. 33-7. 678 WELLS,WELLS, JEFF. JEFF. The The L.Y.R. L. Y.R. andand aa roll of carpet. Platform no. 53 The first and last locos put into service by the LM&SR. (Spr. 2002) p. 38. A potential accident on the L&NWR, 1871. 698 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP. PHILIP. L.M.S.L.M.S. post-1937post-1937 4-6-2 projects. L.M.S. 1nlJnl no. 3 (2002) pp. 35-6. 679 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, MIKE. MIKE. PicturesPictures insideinside carriages. L.L& & N.N.W.R. W.R. Soc. 1nlJnl vo!.vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 175-6. 699 CHOPPING,CHOPPING, PHIL. PHIL. PrototypePrototype dieseldiesel shuntershunter no.no. 1831.1831. L.M.S. Photos for display in compartments. .1n11nl no. 2 (2002) pp. 5-24. 0-6-0 diesel-hydraulic loco no. 1831,1831, converted from a 680 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, MIKE.MIKE. CastCast ironiron signs. L.&LA N.W.R.N. W.R. Soc. Jnl1nl vol.vo!. Midland Rly 0-6-0T loco, 1932. 3 (2000-3) pp. 312-19, 360-1. --SMITH,SMITH, MELVYN. Cast Cast iron iron signs signs - - aa seque!.sequel. pp.pp. 412-412- 700 DUNN,DUNN, WILLIAM.WILLIAM. AllocationAllocation ofof engines,engines, pt 1:I: Western 'A' 14. Division 1926.1926. L.M.S. 1nlJnl no. I (2002)(2002) pp. 45-47, 52 no. 3 (2002) p. 15..15,. London & South Western Rly (see also 198,198, 371) 701 EDGINGTON,EDGINGTON, JOHN.JOHN. L.M.S.L.M.S. andand L.M.R.L.M.R. traintrain reportingreporting 681 GODLEY,GODLEY, J.J. ManagementManagement in thethe portport ofof Southampton Southampton fromfrom numbers. L.M.S. 1nlJnl no. 1I (2002) pp. 8-14. 1870 to 1914.1914. Unpubl.Unpub/. M.Phi/'M.Phil. thesis, Univ. of Southampton, 2000. 702 EDGINGTON,EDGINGTON, JOHN.JOHN. WorkingWorking in anan L.M.S.L.M.S. controlcontrol office.office. L.M.S.LM.S. .1n11nl no. 3 (2002) pp. 39-43. 682 HUTSON,HUTSON, MICK. MICK. SickleSickle MillMill footbridge. Hist. Model Rly Soc. 1nlJnl vo!.vol. 17 (2000-2) pp. 382-3. 703 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. An introduction toto L.M.S. traffic,traffic, ptpt I: Organisation and freight trains. L.M.S.LM.S. Jnl1nl no. 3 (2002) pp.pp. 5-5- 683 PATTENDEN,PATTENDEN, NORMAN.NORMAN. Salisbury, 1906: an answer to the 15. enigma? South Western Circle, 2001. pp. ii, 74. [South Western Circle monograph, no. 1.]I.] 704 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB.BOB. DiagramDiagram 21162116 22-ton22-ton tube wagon. L.M.S. 1nlJnl The high-speed derailment re-examined. no. 3 (2002) pp.Pp. 26-7. London, Brighton & South Coast Rly (see also 426, 429, 440) 705 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB.BOB. L.M.S.L.M.S. 5555 footfoot turntables.turntables. L.M.S. 1nlha no. 1I (2002) pp. 38-41, no. 3 (2002) pp. 16-17. 684§ BLACKFORD,BLACKFORD, JOHNJOHN H.H. and AMES, JERRY. Railway recollections: a memento of Lancing carriage and wagon works. 706 EWART,EWART, BRELLBRELL andand RADFORD,RADFORD, BRIAN. 6233 'Duchess of Lancing Bks, 2001. pp. 205. Sutherland' and the 'Princess Coronation' class. Princess Royal Class Loco. Trust,Trust, 2002. pp. [ii],[ii], 220.220. 285285 photosphotos (127(127 col.),co!.), 685 BLANCHARD,BLANCHARD, RAY. RAY. FarewellFarewell to Old Kent Road. London RIRly y 17 drwgs. Record vol.vo!. 3, no. 32 (July 2002) pp. 227-9. A history before and after preservation. 686 BUCKMAN,BUCKMAN, JAMES.JAMES. TheThe SteyningSteyning line and itsits closure.closure. SB 707 FARR,FARR, KEITH.KEITH. Fowler's 'Improved'Improved Castles'. Rly Mag. vol.vo!. 148 Publns, 2(102.2002. pp. 104. 62 photos, 4 maps. no. 12161216 (Aug. 2002) pp. 14-20. A brief history and a critique of the closure. 708 FARR,FARR, KEITH.KEITH. MonstersMonsters ofof thethe Midland.Midland. Rly Mag. vo!.vol. 148148 687 CRUTTENDEN,CRUTTENDEN, MIKE.MIKE. EveEve ofof weddingwedding tragedy.tragedy. Brighton no. 12131213 (May 2002) pp. 40-44.40-44. Circular vol.vo!. 28 (2002) pp. 56-8. The LM&SR Beyer-Garratt locos. Death at Withyham station level crossing, 1901.190 I.

418 709 HAWKINS,HAWKINS, CHRIS.CHRIS. The bookbook of thethe JubileeJubilee 4-6-0s.4-6-0s. IrwellI rwell Midland Rly (see also 225,225,263,421,458,699) 263, 421, 458, 699) Press, 2002. pp. iv, 196.196. 167167 illns,illns, tables.tables. [British Railways 728 BAKER,BAKER, DENIS.DENIS. TheThe recoveryrecovery ofof SwanningtonSwannington incline.incline. Illustrated special.]speciaL] Leicestershire Indllndl Hist. Soc. BullnBulin no. 1717 (1997-2000) pp. 710 HUNT,HUNT, DAVID, DAVID, ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB and JAMES, FRED. L.M.S. 29-43.29--43. locomotive profiles, no. 3: The parallel boiler 2-6-4 tank engines.engines. 729 BRAITHWAITE,BRAITHWAITE, JACK, with addtl notes byby BobBob Essery.Essery. Wild Swan //National National Rly Museum, 2(X)2.2002. pp. pp. 64.64. 5050 photos,photos, 18 Midland Record no. 16 (2002) pp. 5-13. general arrangement drwgs. 730 BROWN,BROWN, GILES.GILES. EngineEngine forfor thethe 9.59.5 p.m.p.m. forfor Carlisle:Carlisle: fittedfitted 711 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. ScottishScottish locomotives:locomotives: their role in the goods trains St Pancras toto CarlisleCarlisle 1907-1912.1907-1912. Midland Record L.M.S. story. L.M.S. 1nlJnl no. 1I (2002) pp. 64-79.64-79. no. 15 (2001) pp. 5-37.5-37. 712 MILLS,MILLS, BOB.BOB. GhostGhost Pacifics.Pacifics. BackTrack vol. 1616 (2002) pp. 731 EDGINGTON,EDGINGTON, JOHN.JOHN. ChurchChurch Road. Midland Record no. 1515 498-503. (2001)(200 I) pp. 64-70. Locomotive proposals of the 1920s.1920s. History and description. 713 ROBINSON,ROBINSON, PETER. PETER. Railway Railway accidents accidents in in Cumbria,Cumbria, 1:I: Bootle, 732 ESSERY,ESSERY, R. R. J.J. AnAn illustratedillustrated historyhistory ofof the the Ashchurch to Barnt 1945.1945. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 7 (2001-) pp.pp. 79-80. Green line: the Evesham route; with contributions from Philip Explosion of ammunition train. Jarvis. Oxford Publng, 2002. pp. 160.160. 182182 photos, 62 maps & 714 ROWLAND,ROWLAND, DON. DON. By By the the book, book, 1:I: The Rule Book. L.M.S.L.M.S..Inl 1nl plans. no. 2 (2002) pp. 66--70,66-70, no. 3 (2002) p. 16.16. 733 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB.BOB. M.R.M.R. levellevel crossing gates. Midland Record no. --2:2: The working timetable. L.M.S. 1nl Al no. 4 (2003) pp.pp. 75-75- 15 (2001) pp. 38--41.38-41. 9. 734 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. Midland Midland carriages: carriages: 54ft 54ft Oin. Oin. third class carriage 715 RYAN,RYAN, JEFF,JEFF, McINTOSH,McINTOSH, DAVIDDAVID andand MOON,MOON, GEORGE.GEORGE. D485.0485. Midland Record no. 15 (2001) pp. 57-9. Stanier 8Fs.8Fs.lan Ian Alian,Allan, 2002. pp. 80. Col. illns. [Working steamsteam series.] 735 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB.BOB. MidlandMidland RailwayRailway 31ft31 ft Oin.Oin. parcels van D422.0422. A colour photographic record of this 2-8-0 class, arranged Midland Record no. 16 (2002) pp. 76--7.76-7. geographically. 736 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB.BOB. WhiteWhite spongesponge cloths. Midland Record no. 1515 716 TALBOT,TALBOT, EDWARD. EDWARD. TheThe CoronationCoronation Scot:Scot: the streamlinestreamline era (2001) pp. 60-3. . on the L.M.S. author, 2002. pp. 100.100. 140140 illns (8pp col.).coL). From 1904 MR cleaners, enginemen and fitters were issuedIssued with sponge cloths, as on the GNR and L&NWR. The GWR 717 WARBURTON,WARBURTON, L. G. L.M.S.L.M.S. signals:signals: bracketbracket signals. L.M.S. continued to issue cotton waste. 1nlJnl no. 1I (2002) pp. 17-29, no. 2 (2002) pp. 28-38,no.328-38, no. 3 (2002) P.p.16. 16. 737 FOWKES,FOWKES, DUDLEY.DUDLEY. The earlyearly daysdays ofof the the ErewashErewash ValleyValley railway. WyvernHYvern vol. 88 (1997-(1997-)) pp.pp. 668-72. 718 WARBURTON,WARBURTON, L.L. G. L.M.S.L.M.S. signals:signals: thethe developmentdevelopment of the upper quadrant signal and single-post signals. L.M.S. 1nl,Jnl, no. 3 738 GOSLIN,GOSLIN, GEOFF GEOFF and and CONNOR, CON NOR, J. J. E. E. StSt Pancras Pancras toto St Albans. (2002) pp. 29-34, no. 4 (2003) pp. 36--53.36-53. Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos,photos, O.S. mapsmaps & plans,plans, facsims. [Midland main lines series.] 719 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY.JEFFREY. Prestatyn Holiday Camp: 'Everyman's A pictorial history. luxurylUXury hotel'. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 644644--5. 5. A LM&SR joint venture with Thos. Cook & Son. 739 GOUGH,GOUGH, J. V. A railway station for Rothwell. Northants Past & Present vol. 54 (2001)(200 I) pp. 80-81. 720 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, RAYMOND. RAYMOND. RaymondRaymond Williams' L.M.S.L.M.S. steam The MR's choice of route for its Leicester-Hitchin line. in the thirties. Photos supplied by Peter J. Boswell; captions & text by R. J. Essery. Wild Swan, 2002. pp. liv],[iv], 90. 740 HUNT,HUNT, DAVID.DAVID. AccidentAccident at Camp Hill. Midland Record no. A photographic record. 16 (2002) pp. 58-61. London, Tilbury & Southend Rly (see also 405) 741 HUNT,HUNT, DAVID, DAVID, ESSERY,ESSERY, BOBBOB andand JAMES, FRED. Midland engines, no. 4: The '700''700' classclass double-frame double-frame goodsgoods engines.engines. 721 COURSE,COURSE, EDWIN. EDWIN. Barking Barking toto Southend. Middleton, 2002. pp. Wild Swan / National Rly Museum, 2002. pp. 102.102.92 92 photos, 96. 120120 photos, 25 O.S. maps & plans.plans. [Eastern main lines 23 general arrangement drwgs. series.] A pictorial history of thethe routeroute viavia Upminster.Upminster. IncludesIncludes 742 KNOWKNOW youryour Midland.Midland. Wyvern.HYvern. Southend Pier Rly. Coaley Junction to Dursley, byby PaulPaul Slater.Slater. vol. vol. 8 8 (1997- (1997-)) pp. 617-20, 662. 722 COURSE,COURSE, EDWIN.EDWIN. TilburyTilbury loop.loop. [Cover[Cover subtitle:subtitle: includingincluding The Swinton & Knottingley Joint.Joint. vol.vol. 8 8 (1997-) (1997-) pp. 714-20. the Romford branch.] Middleton, 2002. pp. 96. 120120 photos, 25 O.S. maps & plans. [Eastern main lines series.] 743 LOCOMOTIVELOCOMOTIVE details:details: 66 inchinch steamsteam && vacuumvacuum gaugesgauges and Alterations to cabs of tank engines at Liverpool. Midland Record 723 KAY,KA Y, PETER.PETER. LeighLeigh oldold station. Midland Record no. 16 (2002) no. 15 (200(2001) I) pp. 42-6.42-6. pp. 63-71. The 18551855 station at Leigh-on-Sea, replaced in 1934.1934. 744 M.R.M.R. LINESIDE.LINESIDE. Midland Record. Hut for Carriage & Wagon Examiners. no. 15 (2001) p. 71. Maryport & Carlisle Rly Mileage posts, gradient posts and cast iron notice plates, by 724 WEAR,WEAR, RUSSELLRUSSELL. Early Early Maryport Maryport && CarlisleCarlisle locomotives.locomotives. Bob Essery. no. 15 (2001) pp. 77-9, no. 1616 (2002) p. 80. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 7 (2001-(2001-)) pp.pp. 108-11.108-11. Galvanized iron hut. no. 15 (2001) p. 80. Mersey Rly 745 MAGGS,MAGGS, COLIN COLIN G. G. The The Yate Yate toto ThornburyThombury branch. Oakwood, 725 MAUND,MAUND, T.T. B.B. TheThe steamsteam eraera onon the Mersey Railway 1886- 2002. pp. 144.144. 145145 photos,photos, 4 drwgs,drwgs, 55 tracktrack plans,plans, gradientgradient 1903. Rly Archive no. 2 (Nov. 2002) pp.pp. 2-19.2-19. diagm, 1919 facsims. [Locomotion papers, no. 219.] 726 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY. JEFFREY. Engineering Engineering aspects aspects of of the the MerseyMersey Railway, 746 MILES,MILES, KEITH. KEITH. RowsleyRowsley motivemotive powerpower depot. Foxline, 2002. 1881-86. R.C.H.S. 1nlJnl vol. 34 (2002--4)(2002-4) pp. 100-6. pp. 128.128. Many photos. [Scenes .fromifrom thethe past, no. 44.] The author was shed foreman in the 1950s.1950s. Metropolitan & Great Central Joint Committee 747 PERKINS,PERKINS, C. C. J. J. and and PADGETT, PADGETT, R.R. (photographic(photographic content). The 727 FOXELL,FOXELL, CLIVE. CLIVE. Memories Memories of of the the Met. Met. && G.C.G.c. JointJoint line: the Midland Railway in Nottingham. Vol. 3, 1948-1999: from steam Met. & G.C. Joint Committee line from Harrow to QuaintonQuainton to diesel. authors. 2002. pp. 300. 188188 pl.pI. Road. author, 2002. pp. 140. 175175 illns. Complementary toto the author's The story of the Met. and G.C.G.c. lointJoint Line.

419 749 PIXTON,PIXTON, BOB.BOB. NorthNorth Midland:Midland: portrait of a famousfamous route.route. North London Rly Runpast Pubing.Publng. 767 CHISHOLM,CHISHOLM, A. A. J. J. TheThe North North LondonLondon Railway.Railway. North London A pictorial record. Rly Soc., [2002?]. pp. 28. [Railway Club library, vol. 3.13.] pt 2,2, Chesterfield to Rotherham. [2001?].[2001 ?]. pp. [80?]. Repr. of paper read to the Railway Club in 1902. pt 3,3, Rotherham to Leeds. 2002. pp. 80. 768 FURTHERFURTHER notes on NorthNorth LondonLondon RailwayRailway disposals.disposals. 750 SKELSEY,SKELSEY, GEOFFREY.GEOFFREY. Happy end:end: the decline and rise of Industrial Rly Record no. 168 (Mar. 2002) pp. 105-6.105--6. the Redditch branch andand thethe BirminghamBirmingham WestWest SuburbanSuburban NLR locos sold for further service. Railway. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp.pp. 155--61,155-61,196-201. 196-201. North Staffordshire Rly 751 SLACK,SLACK, JOHN. The arrival of thethe MidlandMidland RailwayRailway at Kimbolton, Cambridgeshire in 1866.k/whorl,1866.[authorJ, 2001. pp. 96. 770 JEUDA,JEUDA, BASIL.BASIL. StokeStoke Works:Works: thethe locomotive,locomotive, carriagecarriage andand wagon works of the North Staffordshire Railway from 1849 to 752 WOODWARD,WOODWARD, SUESUE andand GEOFF.GEOFF. The Harpenden to HemelHemel 1927. Rly Archive no. II (July(July 2002)2002) pp. 70-87; 22 (Nov.(Nov. 2002) Hempstead railway: the Nickey line. Repr. of 19961996 edn. pp. 47-72; 3 (2003) pp. 22-58. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 160.117160. 117 illns,illns, 22 maps, 1414 plans, gradient profile, 10 facsims. [Locomotion papers, no. 197.]197.] Rhondda & Swansea Bay Rly Midland & South Western Junction Rly 771 HOLLAND, LEE. The closure of the Rhondda tunnel: engineer­engineer- ing vs politics. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 3 (2000- ) pp. 142-3. 753 STRONG,STRONG, PAUL.PAUL. FossFoss Cross andand ChedworthChedworth in laterlater years.years. Closed temporarily in 1968 and never re-opened. Great Western Rly 1nlJnl vol. 6 (2002-3) pp.pp. 164-77,164-77,237. 237. Rhymney Rly North British RIyilly 772 CHAPMAN,CHAPMAN, COLIN.COLlN. TheThe AberAber branch:branch: CaerphillyCaerphilly to Sen-Sen­ 754 HURST,HURST, JOHN A. WilliamWiIliam Baird of Elie and the East of Fife ghenydd. Welsh Railways Research Circle, 2002. pp. iv, 92.92.72 72 Railway. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 371-7. photos (7 col.), 28 O.S. maps & plans. The ironmaster and estate owner was principal shareholder in the line and influentialinfluential in determining its route. Rowrah & Kelton Fell (Mineral) RlyRIy 755 LINDSAY,LlNDSAY, DAVIDDAVID M. E. (comp).(comp). Glasgow & SouthSouth WesternWestern 773 HARE,HARE, DOUGAL DOUGAL JULIAN. JULlAN. The The Rowrah Rowrah & & Kelton Kelton FellFell Railway Railway: register of stations, routes and lines. G.& S.W.R.S. W.R. today. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 7 (2001-) pp.pp. 81-2,104.81-2, 104. Assocn, 2002. pp. [88]. Severn & Wye & Severn Bridge Joint Rly 756 NISBET,NISBET, ALISTAIR ALlSTAIR F. F. The Jedburgh Railway. BackTrack vol.vo!. 774 STRETTON,STRETTON, JOHN.JOHN. The DeanDean ForestForest Railway:Railway: a past andand 16 (2002) pp.pp. 315-21,463-8,551-9;315-21, 463-8, 551-9; 1717 (2002) pp. 54-5. present companion: a nostalgic trip along the former Severn & 757 SEWELL,SEWELL, G.G WW. MM. N.B.R. N.B.R. locomotives: locomotives: aa design design survey.survey. Wye lines from Lydney to Parkend, Coleford, Cinderford and author, 2002. pp. [4],99,[4], 99,100 lOO drwgs. Lydbrook. [Cover title: The Dean Forest Railway and ex-Severn & Wye lines.] Past & Present Publng, 2002. pp. 128.128. North Eastern RIylily (see also 10,10,412,636) 412, 636) Contemporary photos and identical scenes in former years. 758 BARNFIELD,BARNFIELD, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. LocomotivesLocomotives designeddesigned by commit-commit­ Somerset & Dorset RlyRIy and Somerset & Dorset Rly Joint tee: the North Eastern Railway 'Tennants'. Rly Archive no. I Committee (July 2(02)2002) pp. 53--69.53-69. Class '1463' 2-4-0s2-4-0s and class '8' 0-6-0Ts.0-6-0Ts. 775 ARLETT,ARLETT, MIKE.MIKE. WorkingWorking timetables of the S.& D. Pines Express no. 227 (Wtr 2002) pp.pp. 4--6.4-6. 759 GOODE,GOODE, C. C. T. T. The The York, York, BeverleyBeverley andand MarketMarket WeightonWeighton rail-rail­ way. author, 2002. pp. 80.80.43 43 photos.photos. 776 GARNER,GARNER, RUSS. RUSS. EarlyEarly timetables.timetables. Pines Express no. 225 (Smr A history and description. Includes a chapter on the Sand 2002)2(02) pp. 5--6.5-6. Hutton Light Railway. The Somerset Central line. 760 HALLAS,HALLAS, CHRISTINE. CHRISTINE. TheThe WensleydaleWensleydale Railway.Railway. New edn 777 GARNER,GARNER, RUSS.RUSS. TrainTrain formationsformations 18751875 to 1930.1930. Pines Ex-Ex­ of Ott.18716. Great Northern / Wensleydale Rly, 2002. pp. 96. press no. 225 (Smr 2(02)2002) pp.pp. 12-16; 226 (Aut. 2(02)2002) pp.pp. 3--6.3-6. 54 photos, 6 maps. 778 HAMMOND,HAMMOND, ALAN. ALAN. Heart Heart of ofthe the Somerset Somerset & & DorsetDorset Railway. A history. Millstream Bks, 2002. pp. 160.160. c.240 illns. 761 HOWAT,HOWAT, PATRICK.PATRICK. Eyesight testingtesting and the North EasternEastern A chiefly illustrated account of aspects of the lineline basedbased Railway. National Rly Museum Review no. 98 (Wtr 2001-2) primarily on recollections of nine people associated with it. pp. 23-5; 101101 (Aut. 2002) pp. 26-7. 779 OSMENT,OSMENT, CHRIS.CHRIS. TheThe ClandownClandown branch.branch. Pines Express no. 762 MALTON,MALTON, BERNARD. BERNARD. When When moving moving migrantsmigrants byby traintrain was a 227 (Wtr 2002) pp. 12-16. respectable trade. National Rly Museum Review no. 102102 (Wtr Serving a colliery at Radstock. 2002-3) pp. 24-5. 780 WYATT,WYATT, MICHAEL. Highbridge 1958 -- memoriesmemories of of the the S.& The NER's role in the transatlantic traffic. D.J.R.D.1.R. station. Pines Express no. 225 (Smr 2002) pp. 3-4. 763 PROUD,PROUD, JOHN JOHN H. H. TheThe historyhistory of Middlesbrough Dock 1842- South Eastern & Chatham Rly Companies (see also 181,181, 2000, as seen from thethe perspectiveperspective of thethe owningowning railwayrailway 331,331,342) 342) companies. Printability Publng, 2000. pp. 32. 781 BENN,BENN, DON.DON. Westerham:Westerham: the last days.days. BackTrack vol. 1616 764 RAYNER,RA YNER, DEREK. NorthNorth EasternEastern Railway Railway steam steam - - on the (2002) pp. 710-13. road! Old Glory no. 154 (Dec. 2002) pp. 61-5.61-5. 782 CONNOR,CONNOR, J. E. London's disuseddisused stations.stations. Vol.Vol. 3, The London, Road delivery vehicles. Chatham & Dover Railway.Railway. Connor & Butler, 2002. pp. 72. 765 RENNISON,RENNISON, R.R. W.W. TheThe NewcastleNewcastle andand CarlisleCarlisle Railway and Many illns. its engineers,engineers, 1829-1862. Trans. Newcomen Soc. vo!.vol. 72 (2000-(2000- 783 HARDING,HARDING, PETER PETER A. A. TheThe BexhillBexhill WestWest branch line. author, 1)I) pp. 203-33. 2002. pp. 31. 766§766* WARK, K.K. R. The Leeds North EasternEastern RailwayRailway extension,extension, 784 HART,HART, BRIAN.BRIAN. Folkestone'sFolkestone's railways.railways. Wild Swan, 2002. pp. 1863-9. Thoresby Soc. Publns, 2nd ser. vol. 1I11 (2001)(2001) pp.pp. 2-2- [ii], 94.94.103 103 photos,photos, 33 plans,plans, 44 facsims.facsims. 18. 785 HILL,HILL, KEITH. KEITH. TheThe 'Crab'Crab & Winkle'. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 649-51. An account of the Canterbury & Whitstable line on the 50th anniversary of its closure.

420 South Wales Mineral Rly Welsh Highland Rly 786 LEWIS,LEWIS, DAVID. DAVID. The The South South Wales Wales Mineral Railway. Welsh Rlys 801 JOHNSON,JOHN SON, PETER. PETER. An An illustrated illustrated history history ofofthe the WelshWelsh High-High­ Archive vol. 3 (2000-(2000-)) pp.pp. 138-9.138-9. land Railway. Oxford Publng, 2002. pp. 128.179128. 179 photos,photos, 24 South Yorkshire Joint Line Committee maps & plans. 787 ELLIOT,ELLIOT, B.B. J.J. TheThe SouthSouth YorkshireYorkshire JointJoint RailwayRailway and thethe Welshpool & IlanfairlIanfair Light Rly coalfield. 2nd edn of Ott.9261. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 208.208.117 I 17 802 CARTWRIGHT, RALPH I. The Welshpool and Llanfair: the photos, 14 maps & plans,plans, 3030 facsims.facsims. [Oakwood library of story of thethe WelshpoolWelshpool & Llanfair Light Railway and its railway history, no. 33.] preservation, celebrating 100 years,years, 1903-2003.1903-2003. RailRomances, Southern Rly (see also 186,186,331,404,434) 331, 404, 434) 2002. pp. 208 (l4pp.(\4pp. col.).col.). 217217 photosphotos (32(32 col.), 23 drwgs,drwgs, 6 maps, 20 plans, 3 gradient profiles, 7 facsims, 26 tables. 788 BENNETT,BENNETT, ALAN. ALAN. SouthernSouthern RailwayRailway chic. BackTrack vol. 16 Supersedes Ott.9696. (2002) pp. 544-50. Promotion of passenger services. West Cornwall Rly 789 BIXLEY,BIXLEY, G.,G., BLACKBURN,BLACKBURN, A.,A., CHORLEY,CHORLEY, R. and KING, 803 BEALE,BEALE, GERRY. GERRY. TheThe HayleHayle Wharves branch. British Rly 1nlJnl M. An illustrated history of Southern wagons, vol. 4: The vol. 8 (\999-)(1999-) PP.pp. 213-19. Southern Railway. Oxford Publng, 2002. pp. 160.211160.21 I photos, West Somerset Mineral Rly 69 drawings. 804 JONES,JONES, MIKE. MIKE. The The bridges bridges onon thethe lowerlower sectionsection ofof thethe WestWest Concludes Ott.18956.Ott. I 8956. Somerset Mineral Railway. Somerset Indl Arch. Soc. Bulln no. 790 CATFORD,CATFORD, NICK.NICK. SouthernSouthern RailwayRailway regionalregional controlcontrol centre 91 (Dec. 2002) pp. 15-21. and Divisional controlcontrol rooms.rooms. Subterranea Britannica,Britannica, Weymouth & Portland Rly and Easton & Church Hope Rly Secretary'sSecretary s Newsletter no. 24 (2002) pp. 20-24. (see also 3) Underground control rooms in W.W.2.W.W.2. 805 BEALE,BEALE, GERRY. GERRY. MelcombeMe1combe Regis:Regis: Weymouth's other station. 791 DERRY,DERRY, RICHARD. RICHARD. The The hookbook ofof the the WestWest Country and Battle British Rly 1nlJnl vol. 8 (\999-)(1999-) pp.pp. 145-57.145-57. of Britain Pacifics.Pacifies. IrwellIrwell Press, 2002. pp. IV, 172.172.193 193 photos. [British Railways Illustrated special.]special.] RM HERALDRYHERALDRY ANDAND LIVERYLIVERY (see also 418, 596) A record of the class and of the individual locos. 806 BRENNAND,BRENNAND, DAVE DAVE andand FURNESS,FURNESS, RICHARD.RICHARD. The bookbook 792§ PAIN, JEFF. The Southampton floating dry-dock. Hampshire of British Railways station totems. Sutton Publng, 2002. pp. Indl Arch. 1nlJnl vol. 10 (2002) pp. 16-22. viii, 213.213.1380 1380 illns,illns, chiefly col. 793 TYRRELL,TYRRELL, MIKE. MIKE. Second Second World World WarWar communication bunkers A comprehensive collector's guide;guide; supersedessupersedes Ott.19018Ott.l9018 of the SouthernSouthern Railway.Railway. Subterranea Britannica, Secretary's 807 RIDER,RIDER, CHRISCHRIS andand JULIAN.JULIAN. TotemsTotems & targets 2002: a Newsletter no. 24 (2002) pp. 17-19. railwayana rarity and price guide. Birmingham Railway Publns, --repr.repr. with addtladdtl information.information. Telecom Heritage no. 41 2002. pp. 64. 4pp col. illns. (2002) PP.pp. 25-31. Tabulated details. Southern Heights Light Rly (authorised 1928, but not built) 794 WINKWORTH,WINKWORTH, D.D. W.W. TheThe SouthernSouthern HeightsHeights LightLight Railway.Railway. RN THETHE RAILWAY RAILWAY IN ART (see also 212) London Rly Record vol. 3, no. 33 (Oct. 2002) pp. 278-8278-81. I. 808§ DINGLEY,DINGLEY, R. Closely observed trains: the railway compartment Swansea & Mumbles Rly as a locus of desire in Victorian culture. Cahiers Victoriens & Edouardiens no. 53 (Apr. 2001) pp. 111-139.I I 1-139. 795 REYNOLDS,REYNOLDS, PAUL.PAUL. MoreMore aboutabout JohnJohn Dickson.Dickson. S. W WalesWales Examines the railway compartment's frequent recurrence in bullIndl Arch. Soc. Bulln no. 80,80,2001,5-8. 2001, 5-8. Victorian erotic writing and also in paintings. An incident on the Oystermouth Railway in 1883/4.1883/4. 809 FORSDICK,FORSDICK, KEITH. On thethe rightright lineslines - - railwayrailway signs.signs. At TaffTatT Bargoed Joint Line (GWR & Rhymney Rly Joint) the Sign ofof.. .. [Inn Sign Soc.] no. 49 (Aut. 2001) pp. 25-8, no. 796 EVANS,EVANS, EDWARDEDWARD A.A. AllAll changechange onon thethe TaffTaff Bargoed Joint. 50 (Wntr 2001) pp. 26-9. BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp.pp. 35-40,35-40,102-7. \02-7. Pub signs with a railway theme. Taff Vale Rly --RailwayRailway workers. At the Sign of...of .. no. 52 (Smr 2002) pp. 797 MACADAM,MACADAM, DAVID. DAVID. RadyrRadyr recalled. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 6-9. 3 (2000-) pp.pp. 114-19, 148-51. Inn signs portraying various grades of employees, from porter History of Radyr engine shed and recollections of its work to chairman (the latterlatter represented by Lord Beeching). in 1959.1959. 8108\0 RIMMER,RIMMER, JOHN.JOHN. SpencerSpencer Gore: 'Nearing'Nearing EustonEuston Station'. 798 NEWNEW winding winding drums drums for for a a South South WalesWales railway incline. Archive BackTrack vol. 16 (2002) pp. 470-3. no. 33 (Mar. 2002) pp. 50-2, no. 34 (June 2002) p. 47, no. 36 (Dec. 2002) p. 27. RO THETHE RAILWAY RAILWAY ININ LITERATURELITERATURE At Pwllyrhebog. 8118 I I COLGAN,COLGAN, JENNY. JENNY. TheThe wrong train. In DUFFY, STELLA and Totton, Hythe & Fawley Light Rly HENDERSON, LAUREN (ed), Tart noir. Pan, 2002. pp. 123- 45. 799 FAIRMAN,FAIRMAN, J. R., with addtl notes by A. J. Thomas and A. A short thriller set on the London Underground. Gosling. The Fawley branch: the story of the Totton, Hythe & Fawley Light Railway. Oakwood, 2002. pp. 128.110128. I \0 photos, 9 8128 I 2 GOODMAN,GOODMAN, EDWARD EDWARD C. C. (ed). (ed). WritingWriting thethe rails:rails: train adven-adven­ drwgs, 8 maps & plans, 1515 track plans, 2 facsims. [Locomotion tures by the world's best-known writers. Black Dog & Leventhal, papers, no. 221.] 2001.200 I. pp. 368. An anthology of prose and poetry on railway topics. 813 MARTIN,MARTIN, ANDREW.ANDREW. The Necropolis Railway: a novel of 800 HIGGINS,HIGGINS, S. S. H. H. PEARCE. PEARCE. TheThe Wantage Wantage Tramway:Tramway: a historyhistory murder, mystery and steam. Faber & Faber, 2002. pp. [vii],[vii], of the firstfirst tramwaytramway toto adoptadopt mechanicalmechanical traction.traction. Repr.Repr. of 231. Ott.7421.Ott.742I. Adam Gordon, 2002. pp. xvi, 168.168. Set in and around Waterloo, Nine Elms engine shed and the funeral trains of the London Necropolis & National Mauso-Mauso­ leum Co. in 1903.1903.

421 814 MATUS,MATUS, JILLJILL L.L. Trauma,Trauma, memorymemory andand railwayrailway disaster:disaster: the 821 MDAMDA RAILWAY RAILWAY TERMINOLOGYTERMINOLOGY WORKINGWORKING GROUP.GROUP. Dickensian connection. Victorian Studies vol. 43 (2000-1) pp. Railway object name thesaurus; ed. Stuart Holm. mda, 2002. 413-36. pp. 313. Victorian concepts of psychic trauma in relation to the railway Definitions of terms for artefacts designed for use in museum and to the effect of the Staplehurst accident on Dickens. documentation. AvailableAvailable at www.mda.org.uk. 822 RAILWAYRAILWAY Ancestors FHSFHS [Family[Family HistoryHistory Society].Society]. Family RQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OFOF RAILWAYS RAILWAYS History Monthly no. 66 (Mar. 2001) pp. 46--51.46-51. RQ1RQl Preservation (see also 338) 823 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, TOMTOM (comp).(comp). WasWas youryour grandfathergrandfather a railway-railway­ 815 ASH,ASH, ROD.ROD. Ex-locoEx-loco dieseldiesel && electricelectric nameplatesnameplates collectors' man?: a directory of records relating to staff employed by rail-rail­ guide. Rly Nameplates UK, 2001. pp. 72. ways in the followingfollowing countries with details of materialmaterial and 816 HARVIE,HARVIE, CHRISTOPHER.CHRISTOPHER. Engineer'sEngineer's holiday:holiday: L.L. T.T. C. Rolt, repositories: United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Eire, India.India, New Zealand, South Africa, Tasmania, United States of America industrial heritage and tourism. In BERGHOFF, HARTMUT, New Zealand, South Africa, Tasmania, United States of America KORTE, BARBARA, SCHNEIDER, RALF and HARVIE,HARVIE, and reference to Crown Agents for the Colonies. [Cover subtitle: CHRISTOPHER (ed),(ed), The making of modern tourism: the a directorydirectory of railwayrailway archivearchive sourcessources forfor familyfamily historians.]historians.] cultural history oftheof the BritishBritish experience,experience, 1600-2000.1600-2000. Palgrave, 4th edn of Ott.19543.Ott. 19543. author / FederationFederation of FamilyFamily History 2002. pp. 203-21. Societies, 2002. pp. [iv], 132.132. Rolt, the revival of the Talyllyn Rly and the development of 824 UNDERHILL,UNDERHILL, CHARLES.CHARLES. LocomotiveLocomotive NewsNews andand RailwayRailway heritage tourism. Notes. Rly Postcard Collectors Circle no. 36 (Mar. 2002) pp. 817 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY. JEFFREY. LiverpoolLiverpool && ManchesterManchester Railway Cente-Cente­ 26-7; 3737 (June(June 2002) p. 14.14. nary Exhibition at Manchester Victoria September 1920.1920. Back­Back- Notes on the publication history of this periodical. Track vol. 16 (2002) pp. 140-1. RT ATLASESATLASES AND AND GAZETTEERS; GAZETTEERS; cartobibliographycartohihliography RQ3 Railway photography, cinematography and films 825 ASAS they they were: were: railwaysrailways onon OrdnanceOrdnance SurveySurvey mapsmaps inin 1950s.1950s. 818 ALSOP,ALSOP, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe railwayrailway photographsphotographs of E.E. Pouteau.Pouteau. Rly Vol. I,1, Southern England. Offington Press, 2002.2002 .. pp. iii, VII, Archive no. 1I (July 2002) pp. 26--46;26-46; 2 (Nov. 2002) pp.pp. 73-86.73-86. 176. Col. facsims of 6th ser. 1 in. scale maps. A comprehensive listing of the photos published by Pouteau. 826 BIRD,BIRD, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. Going Going underground underground with with thethe ExplorerExplorer series. 819 JACK,JACK, HARRY.HARRY. R. H.H. Bleasdale,Bleasdale, photographer.photographer. L.L& & N.N.W.R. W.R. Sheetlines [Charles Close Soc.] no. 60 (Apr. 2001) pp.pp. 29-32.29-32. Soc. mid1nl vol. 3 (2000-3) pp. 149-53. Depiction of underground stations on O.S. 1:50,000I :50,000 maps. 827 COLE,COLE, JOHN. JOHN. TunnelTunnel vision.vision. Sheetlines [Charles[Charles Close Soc.] RR RESEARCHRESEARCH ANDAND STUDY STUDY OFOF RAILWAYS RAILWAYS AND RAIL-RAIL­ no. 60 (Apr. 2001) pp.pp. 34-6. WAY HISTORY (see also 396) Naming of canal and railway tunnels on O.S. maps. 820 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALANALAN A.A. GeorgeGeorge AugustusAugustus Nokes:Nokes: notes for an 828 DEWICK,DEWICK, TONY. TONY. CompleteComplete atlas atlas ofof railway railway stationstation names. Ian unwritten biography. R.C.H.S. 1nlin! vol. 34 (2002-4) pp. 109- Allan, 2002. pp. [ii], 62 maps, [49]pp.[49]pp. index. 15. Includes Ireland. Founding editor of the Railway Magazine and Railway & Travel Monthly.

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DA GENERALGENERAL HISTORYHISTORY ANDAND DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION OF ROADROAD 835 HILL,HILL, J. J. D. D. WetwangWetwang chariot burial. Current Archaeology, vol. TRANSPORT IN THE BRITISH ISLES 15IS (2000-2) pp. 410-12. 829 HINDLE,HINDLE, PAUL. PAUL. RoadsRoads andand trackstracks forfor historians.historians. Phillimore, Iron Age 2-wheel cart excavated inin E.E. Yorkshire.Yorkshire. 2001. pp. xiv, 146.146.120 120 inns.illns. 836 JAMES,JAMES, HEATHER. HEATHER. RomanRoman Carmarthenshire. Carmarthensh. A history. Antiquary vol. 36 (2000) pp. 23-46. pp. 34-41 Roman roads:roads: updateupdate onon new findings since 1974.1974. DB ROADSROADS AND AND ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ATAT PARTICULARPARTICULAR 837 RICHARDSON,RICHARDSON, ALAN.ALAN. SomeSome probableprobable RomanRoman roadsroads in east PERIODS Cumbria. Trans. Cumberland & WestmorlandWestmorland Antiq. & Arch. DB1DBl Prehistory, Roman and Anglo-Saxon Soc. 3rd ser. vol. 2 (2002) pp. 307-9. 830 ALDRIDGE,ALDRIDGE, NEIL.NEIL. SectionsSections of RomanRoman road:road: Benenden.Benenden. 838 TATTON-BROWN,TATTON-BROWN, TIM.TIM. The evolution of '' in Archaeologia Cantiana vol. 122 (2002) pp. 413-4. Kent. Archaeologia Cantiana vol. 121 (2001) pp. 121-33. 831 ALLEN,ALLEN, TIM.TIM. EtonEton CollegeCollege rowingrowing coursecourse atat DorneyDorney Lake.Lake. 839 WILD,WILD, FELICITY. FELICITY. The The development development of of the the RomanRoman roadroad system Current Arch. vol. 16 (2002-)(2002-) pp. 20-5. in the North-West: the evidence of the Samian ware. Britannia Archaeological discoveries onon the site included traces of vol. 33 (2002) pp. 268-74. Bronze and Iron Age bridges. DB3 c.1660-1850c.1660-1S50 TheThe turnpike turnpike and and coachingcoaching era 832 CARTER,CARTER, STEPHEN STEPHEN and and HUNTER, HUNTER, FRASER.FRASER. The Newbridge chariot. Current Archaeology, vol. 15 (2000-2) pp. 413-15. 840 HINDLE,HINDLE, PAUL. PAUL. EnclosureEnclosure roadsroads andand landscapes.landscapes. Local Hist. Iron Age 2-wheel carriage excavated in Scotland. Mag. no. 83 (Jan/Feb.(JanlFeb. 2000) pp. 13-17. 833 DAVIES,DAVIES, H.H. E.E. H.H. DesignDesign andand constructionconstruction ofof Roman roads in DB8DBS 1946- TheThe motorwaymotorway era:era: nationalisation,nationalisation, denationalisa-denationalisa­ Britain. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of Reading, 2001. tion and de-regulation 834 HARRISON,HARRISON, SARAH. SARAH. OpenOpen fieldsfields andand earlierearlier landscapes:landscapes: six 841 BRIDLE,BRIDLE, RONRON andand PORTER,PORTER, JOHNJOHN (ed).(ed). TheThe motorwaymotorway parishes in south-east Cambridgeshire. Landscapes vol. 3, no. achievement. Vol. 2, Frontiers of knowledgeknowledge and practice.practice. 1I (Spr. 2002) pp. 35-42. Thomas Telford, for Motorway Archive Trust, 2002. pp. ix, 569. The influence of early trackways on landscape development. Eight chapters on aspects of motorway design and construc-construe-

422 tion, each compiled by a leading contributor to the motorway 857§ SCUDDS, C. Old coach roads from Dublin,Dublin, 1745-1821. Dublin programme. With glossary. Hist. Record no. 54 (2001) pp. 4-15.4-15. 842 LYONS,LYONS, GLENGLEN andand CHATTERJEE, CHATTERJEE, KIRONKIRON (ed).(ed). TransportTransport DC6 Isle of Man lessons from the fuel tax protests of 2000. Ashgate, 2002. pp. xxv, 338. [Transport andand societysociety ser.]ser] 858 DODGE,DODGE, RICHARD.RICHARD. TheThe AtlanteansAtlanteans of Mann.Mann. Classic Bus The background and outcomes of this event. Chiefly concerns no. 62 (Dec. 2002-Jan. 2003) pp. 14-18. private motoring, but includes studies of the impact on motor­motor- Leyland double-deckers operated by Isle of Man NationalNational way traffic and on fuel management in road transport fleets. Transport. 843 MASON,MASON, JOHN. JOHN. The The motorway motorway from from WatfordWatford toto Watford.Watford. 1nlJnl 859 PEARSON,PEARSON, KEITH.KEITH. ManxManx miscellany.miscellany. Tramway Review vol. Watford & District Indl Hist. Soc. no. 21 (2002) pp. 18-35. 24 (2001-2) pp. 268-73. Notes on aspects of the history of Isle of Man tramways and DC ROADSROADS AND AND ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ININ PARTICULAR PARTICULAR electric railways. REGIONS OF THE BRITISH ISLES DC12DCl2 BritishBritish contribution contribution to to overseas overseas roadroad transporttransport DC1cDClc EnglandEngland - SouthSouth East East region region 860 EADON-CLARKE,EADON-CLARKE, N. N. J.J. DMSDMS colourscenecolourscene HongHong Kong. DTS 844 DUCK,DUCK, MARGARET.MARGARET. Lighting Caterham's roads.roads. Bulln Publng, 2001. pp. ii, 98. Bourne Soc. no. 188 pp. 23-4. Col. photographic record of former London Transport DMS DCle EnglandEngland - - EastEast Midlands Midlands region region class () double-deck buses sold for service in Hong Kong. 845 WATERFIELD,WATERFIELD, T.T. J. A parkpark tootoo dear: creating a modernmodem deer park. Northants Past & Present vol. 54 (2001) pp. 62-79. 861 PATTON,PATTON, BRIAN.BRIAN. Double-deckDouble-deck of thethe world,world, beyondbeyond Effect on roads and footpaths of creation of Norton Park, the British Isles. Adam Gordon,Cordon, 2002. pp. 180.196180. 196 photos (16 near Daventry, early/mid 19th19th century. col.).coL). [Publication no. 41.] Tramcars with and without British influence. DC1hDClh EnglandEngland - NorthNorth West West regionregion --Addendum.Addendum. Tramway Review vol. 24 (2001-2)(2001-2) pp 311-3. 846 BARNES,BARNES, G. G. K. K. New New bridge, bridge, newnew road,road, newnew church:church: the build-build­ ing of GrosvenorGrosvenor StreetStreet inin Chester.Chester. 1nlJnl of thethe ChesterChester Arch.Arch. DD ROADROAD ENGINEERING ENGINEERING Soc. vol. 76 (2000-1) pp. 127-51. DDI BiographiesBiographies / / autobiographiesautobiographies of of road road and bridge engineers Grosvenor Bridge and its approaches, authorised 1825, incl. unfulfilled designs of Marc Isambard Brunel.BruneI. 862§ YEOMANS, DAVIDDAVID andand COTTAM, DAVID. Owen Williams. Thomas Telford,Telford, 2001. pp. 160.160. [The engineer's contributioncontribution 847§ HUDSON, PHIL. Ancient roads and trackways in Quernmore, to contemporary architecturearchitecture series.] Lancaster. Lancash. Hist. Quarterly vol. 6 (2002) pp. 27-34. Williams was consultant architect for a number of important From early times to the turnpike era. 20th cent. bridges. DClhDC1h EnglandEngland - - YorkshireYorkshire and and North North Humberside Humberside regionregion DD3 Architecture and design 848 ATKINSON,ATKINSON, DOUGLAS.DOUGLAS. Crossing the marshes: the story of road developments linking south Holderness with the city of Bridges (see also 10,10, 143,143,846) 846) Hull, 1300-1888. E. Yorkshire Historian vol. 3 (2002) pp.pp. 43-43- 863 COSSONS,COSSONS, NEIL NEIL and and TRINDER, TRINDER, BARRIE.BARRIE. TheThe IronIron Bridge: 54. symbol of the Industrial Revolution. 2nd edn. Phillimore, 2002. DC2 Scotland pp. 154.141154. 141 illnsillns (incl.(incl. col.).coL). The pioneer Iron Bridge at Coalbrookdale and the subsequent 849 BROTCHIE,BROTCHIE, ALANALAN and HERD,HERD, JACK.JACK. WheelsWheels aroundaround history of cast iron bridges. Includes gazetteers. 1st1st edn 1979. Dundee. Stenlake, 2002. pp. 48. A photographic record, chiefly road transport. 864 CROSS-RUDKIN,CROSS-RUDKIN, RP. S.S. M.M. andand SHAW, SHAW, P.P. T.T. JohnJohn Gethin,Gethin, surveyor of the county bridges. Trans. Woolhope Naturalists' 850 GRIEVES,GRIEVES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Wheels Wheels around around CaithnessCaithness and Sutherland. Field Club vol. 49 (1997-9) pp. 404-21. Stenlake, 2002. pp. 48. GcthinGethin was surveyor for Herefordshire,Herefordshire, 1799-1831; some A photographic record, chiefly road transport. comparative information on other counties. 851 SMITH,SMITH, J. J. A. A. R. R. From From isolation isolation toto integration:integration: the development 865§ FITZPATRICK, TONY,TONY, DALLARD, PAT, LELE BOURVA,BOURVA, of roads in thethe northernnorthern HighlandsHighlands of ScotlandScotland 1800-1850.1800-1850. SOPHIE, LOW,LOW, ANGUS, SMITH,SMITH, ROGERROGER RIDSDILLRIDS DILL and UnpubLUnpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Univ.Univ. of Aberdeen, 2001. WILFORD, MICHAEL. Linking London: the MillenniumMillennium DC3 Wales Bridge. Royal Academy of Engg, 2001. pp. [?].M. 852 BISSELL,BISSELL, DEREK.DEREK. Some seventeenthseventeenth century roads inin 866 HAMPSHIREHAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNTY COUNCIL. COUNCIL. Bridges Bridges inin HampshireHampshire of Breconshire (according to John Ogilby's Britannia, 1675). historic interest. Hampshire County Council, 2000. pp. 124.124. Brycheiniog vol. 33 (2001) pp.pp. 37-57. Col. photos. Record of 112 bridges, each with illn & location maps. DC4 Ireland (see also 259) 867 HUMPHRIES,HUMPHRIES, DAVID.DAVID. HorkstowHorkstow Bridge.Bridge. Blackcountryman 853 BRODERICK,BRODERICK, D.D. TheThe IrishIrish turnpiketurnpike roadroad system.system. Unpubl. vol.vo!. 35, no. 2 (Spr. 2002) pp.pp. 51-3. Ph.D. thesis, Unis:Univ. Coli.Coll. Dublin, 1998. Suspension bridge over R. Ancholme, N. Lincolnsh., 1836,1836, 854 KILROY,KILROY, JAMES. The Giant's CausewayCauseway electric tram.tram. cast by J. & E. Walker of Tipton. Tramway Review vol. 24 (2001-2) pp. 244-9. 868§ JACKSON, PETER.PETER. LondonLondon Bridge:Bridge: aa visualvisual history.history. Rev. edn. 855 MILLER,MILLER, G.G. IRVINE.IRVINE. UlsterbusUlsterbus 1967-1988:1967-1988: thethe HeubeckHeubeck Phillimore, 2002. pp. 144.144. Many illns. years. Colourpoint, 2002. pp. 192.192. 257 photos (230 col.),coL), 2 1st edn 1971.1971. maps. [Buses in Ulster, vol. 4.] 869 RENNISON,RENNISON, R.R. W.W. BlackwellBlackwell Bridge,Bridge, Darlington.Darlington. Durham A record of the period under Werner Heubeck as Managing County Local Hist. Soc. Bulln no. 62 (Nov. 2000) pp.pp. 33-5. Director. Built over the TeesTees for DarlingtonDarlington & BartonBarton LaneLane End 856 0'O'DOWD, DOWD, PEADAR.PEADAR. OnOn roadsroads andand milestonesmilestones inin CountyCounty Turnpike Trust by John Green, 1832-3. Galway. 1nlJnl of the GalwayCalway Arch. & Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 53 (2001)(200 I) 870 RENNISON,RENNISON, R.R. W.W. ThreeThree overlookedoverlooked bridgesbridges inin Newcastle.Newcastle. pp. 104-19.104-19. Archaeologia Aeliana 5th ser., vo!.vol. 30 (2002) pp. 163-71. A survey of surviving stones and their historical significance. History of bridges at Pandon Dene, Byker Dene and Glass-Glass­ house Dene.

423 871 RENNISON,RENNISON, R. R. W.W. TyneTyne (or(or Brewery)Brewery) Bridge, Alston. Trans. 889 OLIVER,OLIVER, RICHARD. RICHARD. C-roadsC-roads onon signpostssignposts andand maps. Sheet-Sheet­ Cumberland & Westmorland Antiq.Antiy. & Arch. Soc. 3rd ser. vo!.vol. 2 lines [Charles Close Soc.] no. 59 (Dec. 2000) pp. 40-3,40-3, no. 60 (2002) pp. 314--16.314-16. (Apr. 2001) p. 19.19. Reconstructed 1784 & 1835. 890 HUNT,HUNT, BRIAN. BRIAN. C-roadsC-roads inin County Durham. Sheetlines no. 61 872 SUDJIC,SUDJIC, DEYAN. BladeBlade ofof light: the story of London'sLondon's (Aug. 2001) pp. 27-8. Millennium Bridge. Penguin //Millennium Millennium BridgeBridge Trust,Trust, 2002. pp. 152. Many illns. DF ROADROAD VEHICLES VEHICLES AND AND ROAD ROAD VEHICLE VEHICLE ENGINEER-ENGINEER­ 873 SWANSON,SWANSON, R. R. N. N. PietyPiety andand infrastructure:infrastructure: bridge maintenance ING (see also 23) in early sixteenth-centurysixteenth-century Staffordshire.Staffordshire. Staffordshire Studies 891 EYRE,EYRE, MICHAEL, MICHAEL, HEAPS, HEAPS, CHRIS CHRIS and and TOWNSIN, TOWNSIN, ALAN. vol.vo!. 13 (2001) pp. 145-56. Crossley. Oxford Publng, 2002 pp. 272. Many photos, drwgs, 8748874§ WATSON, BRUCE, BRUCE, BINGHAM, TREVOR and DYSON,DYSON, facsims, tables. TONY. London Bridge: 2000 years of a river crossing. Museum History of Crossley Brothers Ltd and Crossley Motors Ltd. of London Archaeology Service, 2002. pp. xviii, 258. [MoLAS pp. 256-68, tabulatedtabulated detailsdetails ofof itsits productsproducts (engines,(engines, cars, monograph series, no. 8.] military and goods vehicles, buses). 875 WELLS,WELLS, MATTHEW.MATIHEW. 30 bridges.bridges. Laurence King, 2002. pp. 8928892§ PAINTING, NORMAN. TheThe real Wolseley: Adderley ParkPark 192. Many illns, chiefly col. Works, 1901-26. Landmark Publng, [2002?]. pp. 128.128. pp. 17-41, Bridge design: a brief history; 43-185, 30 bridges: pp. 17-41, Bridge design: a brief history; 43-185,30 bridges: DF2 SteamSteam poweredpowered vehicles (other than trams) (see also 24) case studies. The examples include 6 BritishBritish footbridgesfootbridges designed since 1993.1993. 893 HOSKEN,HOSKEN, PHILIP. PHlLIP. RichardRichard Trevithick'sTrevithick's 18011801 roadroad loco & its 2001 replica. 1nlJnl Trevithick Soc. no. 28 (2001) pp. 24--30.24-30. 876 WILSON,WILSON, BARBARA BARBARA andand MEE, FRANCES. 'TheThe fairestfairest arch in England': OldOld OuseOuse Bridge,Bridge, YorkYork and itsits buildings:buildings: thethe 894 LOCKETT,LOCKETT, DAVIDDAVID andand ARLETT,ARLETT, MIKEMIKE (comp).(comp). TractionTraction pictorial evidence. YorkArch.York Arch. Trust, 2002. pp. 113.78 figs (some engines: a colour portfolio. Ianfan Allan, 2002. pp. 80.80.85 85 illns. co!.,col., 2 fldg). [Archaeology ofof York supplementarysupplementary series,series, vol. A photographic record by NormanNorman LockettLockett of preservedpreserved I, fasc. 2.] vehicles, 1967-73. Representations of the bridge of 1565-1810/18. 895 RAYNER,RAYNER, DAVID.DAVID. Traction engines and other steamsteam road Milestones, road signs and signposts engines. Shire, 2002. pp. 40. Many illns.illns. [Shire albums, no. 404.] 877 BENFORD,BENFORD, MERVYN.MERVYN. Milestones.Milestones. Shire, 2(X)2.2002. pp. pp. 48. 48.136 136 illnsBins (chiefly co!.).col.). [Shire album no. 401.] 8968896§ THOMAS, ANTHONY R.R. Abner Doble and his work at the Sentinel, 1895-1961. la.p.]:[n.p.]: SentinelSentinel Drivers Club, 2000. pp. 878 CONWAY-JONES, HUGH. Three interesting Gloucestershire 878 CONWAY-JONES, HUGH. Three interesting Gloucestershire 62. Limited edition of 60. signposts. Gloucestershire Soc. for Indlfndl Arch. JnI1nl 2000 pp. 3-3- 5. 8978897§ THOMAS,THOMAS, TONY.TONY. TheThe 'Skoda-Sentinel'`Skoda-Sentinel' story.story. 'Sentinel' Transport News, no. 51 (Xmas 2002) pp. 8-23. 879 HANDS, STUART. Road signs. Shire / Michael Sedgwick Trust, 879 HANDS, STUART. Road signs. Shire/Michael Sedgwick Trust, Sentinel steam tractors, waggons, railcar and bus suppliedsupplied 2002. pp. 32. 93 illns. [Shire albums, no. 402.] 2002. pp. 32.93 illns. [Shire albums, no. 402.] to, and built underunder licencelicence by,by, thethe CzechoslovakCzechoslovak manufac-manufac­ Tollhouses turer, Skoda. 880 BICK, DAVID. Two more tollhouses. New Regard ofthe Forest 880 BICK, DAVID. Two more tollhouses. New Regard of the Forest DF3-DF4 Motor-poweredMotor-powered goodsgoods and passengerpassenger vehicles of Dean vo!.vol. 17 (2002) pp. 31-4.31-4. 898 CARVERHILL,CARVERHILL, GEOFF.GEOFE TheThe CommerCommer story.story. Crowood Press, DE ROADROAD ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 2002. pp. 224.224.8 8 col.pl.,co!.p!., manymany photos,photos, facsims. History of Commer Cars Ltd. DElDEI TurnpikeTurnpike trusts 899 THACKRAY,THACKRAY, BRIAN.BRIAN. The A.E.C.A.E.C. story,story, pt 1.I. Venture, 2001. 881 BAILEY,BAILEY, CHERYL.CHERYL. Tollkeepers.Tollkeepers. Family History Monthly no. pp. 144. Many illns. [ and truck heritage series.] 87 (Dec. 2002) pp. 51-55. 882 CLARK,CLARK, L. L. A. A. The The Minehead Minehead United United TurnpikeTurnpike Trust: the story DF3 MotorMotor poweredpowered goods vehicles of the Minehead toll roads inin thethe eighteentheighteenth andand nineteenthnineteenth 900 E.R.F.:E.R.E: thethe endend ofof anan era. Heritage Commercials no. 154 (Oct. centuries. Somerset lndlfndlArchl Arch! Soc., 2002. pp. 72. [SIAS[SfAS survey,survey, 2002) pp. 26-30. no. 16.] no. 16.] 90190 I EARNSHAW,EARNS HAW, ALAN.ALAN. GoodsGoods inin Transit. Heritage Commercials 8838883§ GREENWOOD, JEREMY.JEREMY. TurnpikesTurnpikes andand the economy: the no. 145145 (Jan. 2002) pp. 60-4, no.no. 146146 (Feb.(Feb. 2002) pp. 63-5, case of Reigate, 1697-1831. author, 2000. pp. 68. no. 147147 (Mar. 2002) pp.pp. 40-1.40-1. 884 HINDLE,HINDLE, PAUL. PAUL. TheThe riserise andand fallfall ofof the turnpike. Local Hist. History of the Ford Transit van. Mag. no. 81 (Sep/Oct. 2000) pp. 10-14. 902§EDGF„902§ EDGE, GRAHAM,GRAHAM, The The AEC Mustang and Marshal.Marshal. 885 MOON,MOON, JOHN JOHN H. H. Private Private grief: grief: aa briefbrief history of Lamberhurst's Gingerfold,Gingeifold, 2002. pp. 72.72.100 100 photos,photos, incl.inc!. col.co!. turnpike trusts. Bygone Kent vol.vo!. 23 (2002) pp. 489-93. 903 PITCHER,PITCHER, HARVEY. The The J-type J-type van: a classic lightlight 886 SCOWCROFT,SCOW CROFT, PHILIP PHlLIP L. L. andand BENNETT,BENNETT, GEOFF.GEOFE Cheating commercial.commercia!. Past Masters, 2002. pp. 72. Many illns, incl.inc!. co!.col. the turnpike. Cantley & Bessacarr JnI1nl no. 114114 (Aug. 2002) pp. A miscellany concerning this Morris Commercial model.mode!. 29-35. 904 RICHARDSON,RICHARDSON, MATTHEW.MATIHEW. Who dares wins: thethe SeddonSeddon Rossington Bridge turnpike gate on the Bawtry-Doncaster Atkinson story. Heritage Commercials no. 154154 (Oct. 2002) pp. road. 20-5, no.no. 155155 (Nov. 2002) pp. 42-7.42-7. 887 STURGESS,STURGESS, JACK. JACK. AA note note onon thethe SalisburySalisbury toto SouthamptonSouthampton 905 SLATER,SLATER, MALCOLM.MALCOLM. Travelling fair. [Cover title: TheThe turnpike road. Hampshire Field Club & Arch. Soc. Newsltr no. travelling fair: fairground transport in Britain.] 1aponicaJaponica Press, 37 (Spr. 20(12)2002) p. xiv. 2002. pp. 94.94.257 257 illnsillns (74(74 col.).co!.). A record of fairground lorries photographed c.1969-99. DE3 Government-controlledGovernment-controlled highway highway administrationadministration from 1910 906 TUCK,TUCK, BOB.BOB. TheThe game'sgame's over.over. Truck May 2002 pp. 94--7.94-7. 888 BIRD, GRAHAM and MANN, JOHN. British road numbering. Brief history of Seddon Atkinson. R.C.H.S. 1nlJnl vol.vo!. 34 (2002-4)(2(X)2-4) pp. pp. 92-9, 92-9,165,258. 165,258. 907 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, DON. DON. The The Great Great No. No. 1 IFactory Factory at at Kingston,Kingston, Surrey. Barely Read Books, 2002. pp. [16]. 1010 photos. Leased by Leyland Motors 1920-51 for constructing lorries.

424 DF4 OmnibusesOmnibuses and coaches (see also 860, 1001)1001) DGlDG1 Transport of goods (see also 559) 908 BANKS,BANKS, JOHN. JOHN. ClassicClassic Leylands,Leylands, 2. Venture, 2002. pp. 128.128. DGlaDG la AnimalAnimal poweredpowered 236 illns. [Super prestige series.]series.] 923 GREENWOOD,GREENWOOD, F,N1D.ENID. Early carriers and buses of the East A photographic record of vehicles built from the 1940s1940s to Riding. E. Yorkshire Historian vol. 3 (2002) pp. 35-42. the 1960s.I 960s. Country carriers, 18th-19th cents. 909 BEDFORDBEDFORD VAL: VAL: thethe prototypeprototype on test. Heritage Commercials DG1bDGlb SteamSteam and and motor motor transport transport roadroad haulage (see also 527, no. 146 (Feb. 2002) pp. 22-7. 545) Repr. of Bedford experimental engineers' progressprogress reportreport on the VAL3 prototype vehicle, 1962.1962. 924 BARRIE,BARRIE, THOMAS THOMAS W.W. CurriesCurries allall round. Heritage Commer-Commer­ cials no. 150 (June 2002)2002) pp.pp. 34-8,34-8,151 151 (July 2002) pp. 72-5. 9109910§ CARDIFF TRANSPORTTRANSPORT PRESERVATIONPRESERVATION GROUP. A short History of Currie's TransportTransport Services of Dumfries,Dumfries, estab-estab­ history of Air Dispatch (Coachbuilders) Ltd and Bruce Coach lished in 1971.1971. Works Ltd. [2002?]. pp.pp. 56.56.62 62 photos (8 col.).co!.). 925 CHESTERMAN,CHESTERMAN, COLlN.COLIN. First with the news!news! Heritage 911 FENTON,FENTON, MIKE. MIKE. YorkshireYorkshire enterprise.enterprise. Buses YearbookYearbook 2003 Commercials no. 153153 (Sep. 2002) pp. 53-5. pp. 24-35. " Transport history of W. H. Smith & Son. Bus and coach chassis designed by KeithKelth Ward and builtbUilt by Ward Motors Ltd, Albion Equipment Co. Ltd, Alternative 926 CORAH,CORAH, JOHN.JOHN. FromFrom moorlandsmoorlands toto highlands:highlands: a historyhistory of Chassis Engineering LtdLtd and K1RNKIRN Vehicle Engineering Ltd, Harris & Miners and Brian Harris Transport. Gingerfold, 2002. 1981-91. pp. 128.157128. 157 photosphotos (46(46 col.).co!.). [Transport archive series.] Two generations of a Dartmoor-basedDartmoor-based transport contractor 912 HYPHER,HYPHER, JOHN.JOHN. BristolBristol VR.YR. Ianfan Allan, 2002. pp. 96. Many working regularly to Scotland, 1946-2001.1946-200 I. inns,illns, incl. col.co!. [Glory days series.] A history of this rear-engine double-deck bus model.mode!. 9278927§ HILL,HILL, JACK and TUCK, BOB. Hills of Botiey.Botley.]?J: [?]: [?], [2002?] pp. 129.129. c.330 photos, fleet list. 913 McCORMACK,McCORMACK, KEVIN. KEVIN. The The heyday heyday ofof the the half-cab. fanIan Allan,Allan, Best-known for its heavy haulage operations. 2002. pp. 80. Colour photographic record of half-cab buses. 928 McBIRNIE,McBIRNIE, GLEN. GLEN. Rugby Rugby Portland Portland Cement Cement Transport: Transport: aa story of vehiclesvehicles and their drivers.drivers. Neil Terry Printing, 2002. pp. 914 MILLAR,MILLAR, ALAN.ALAN. Single-deckSingle-deck supremacy?supremacy? Buses YearbookYearbook [ii], 237.380237. 380 photosphotos (8pp(8pp col.). 2003 pp. 62-75. Trends in single-deck bus design since the early 1980s.1980s. 929 MURPHY,MURPHY, JIM.JIM. Burscough'sBurscough's greatgreat Guys. Heritage Commer-Commer­ cials no. 155155 (Nov. 2002) pp.pp. 57-9.57-9. 9159915§ P.S.V.P.S.Y. CIRCLE.CIRCLE. AJS,AJS, StarStar and Sunbeam. 2002. pp. 68, [8] pl.p!. History of the haulage and storage business of Thomas Guy [Manufacturers' monograph, MM4.] Ltd of Burscough, 1944- . A and trolleybuses by these Black Country manu­manu- facturers. 930 REEVES,REEVES, JOHN. JOHN. Restored Restored Austin Austin K4 K4 leadsleads toto fleetfleet taletale with a difference. Heritage Commercials no. 148 (Apr. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 22-22- 916 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, STEVE.STEVE. TheThe BMMOBMMO D9. Classic Bus no. 54 7. (Aug.-Sept. 2001) pp. 4-9; 55 (Oct.-Nov. 2001) pp. 9-13; 56 Crocker, Williams Ltd, wholesale fruit and vegetable mer-mer­ (Dec. 2001-Jan. 2002) pp. 31-5. chants of Bristol. Birmingham & Midland Motor Omnibus Co. double-decker in service with and other operators. DG2 Transport of passengers 917 ROBERTS,ROBERTS, DUNCAN.DUNCAN. BristolBristol RE:RE: 4040 yearsyears ofof service.service. NBC DG2a Horse-drawnHorse-drawn coaching coaching and and earlyearly horsehorse omnibusomnibus opera-opera­ Books, 2002. pp. 300.300.747 747 photosphotos (453(453 col.), 21 drwgs. [Buses tion to c. 1900 of Great Britain series.] 931 MOORE,MOO RE, HENRYHENRY CHARLES.CHARLES. Omnibuses and cabs: theirtheir A history of this single-deck bus & coach model. origin and history. Facsim. repr. of 19021902 edn. Adam Gordon, 918 SENIOR,SENIOR, JOHNJOHN A.A. withwith TOWNSIN,TOWNS IN, ALANALAN andand BANKS,BANKS, 2002. pp. xiv, 282.282.31 31 inns.illns. [Publication no. 35.] JOHN. The Weymann story.story. Pt Pt I,1,1923-1945. 1923-1945. Venture, 2002. Pt 1I (pp. 3-178), Omnibuses;Omnibuses; 2 (pp. 181-282),181-282), Cabs. pp. 176.250176. 250 inns.illns. [British bus & truck heritage series.] DG2b-dOmnibus, trolleybustrolley bus and tramway operation (see also Coachbuilders. Pt 1I (pp. 1-92), Weymann's of Addlestone: 233) a history of the Company and its products from 19231923 to 1945, by JAS; pt 22 (pp.(pp. 93-176),93-176), AnAn illustratedillustrated surveysurvey ofof Wey-Wey­ 932 BOOTH,BOOTH, GAVIN. GAVIN. StreetsStreets ofof Edinburgh.Edinburgh. fanIan Allan, 2002. pp. mann's designdesign developmentdevelopment to 1945,1945, byby ATAT and JB. 80. A colour photographic record of trams & buses at work,work, 919 THINKTHINK of of a a letter.letter. Heritage Commercials no. 148148 (Apr. 2002) c.c.1950-79. 1950-79. pp. 44-7. Bedford bus and coach model designations. 933 DAVIES,DAVIES, ROGER.ROGER. AA capitalcapital centenary.centenary. Classic Bus no. 59 (June-July 2002) pp. 19-24; 60 (Aug. -Sept.-Sept. 2002) pp.pp. 15- 920 TOWNSIN,TOWNSIN, ALAN. Albion's sixsix 'V' busbus types.types. Classic Bus 19; 62 (Dec. 2oo2-Jan.2002-Jan. 2003) pp. 37-41; 63 (Feb-Mar. 2003) no. 50 (Dec. 200D-Jan.2000-Jan. 2001)200 I) pp. 12-17; 52 (Apr. -May-May 2001)200 I) pp. 32-4. pp. 20-4; 56 (Dec. 2001-Jan. 2002) pp. ID-15;10-IS; 59 (June-July Cardiff Corporation Transport. 2002) pp. 35-40. A history of the company's principal named models. 9349934§ HUGHES,HUGHES, BRIAN.BRIAN. AA blast from the past. Transport Ticket Soc., 2001. pp. 36. [Presidential address, 2001.] 921 WAYMAN,WAYMAN, DAVID. DAVID. WartimeWartime Utilities. Classic Bus no. 62 (Dec. Bus and tram tickets from the north west ofof EnglandEngland 'inIn the 2002-Jan. 2003) pp. 33-6; 63 (Feb-Mar. 2003) pp. 36-8. heyday of the hellbell punch ticket' withwith briefbrief historieshistories of the major operators. DG ROADROAD TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATION ANDAND OPERATION 935 MORRIS,MORRIS, COLIN. COLIN. BournemouthBournemouth Transport.Transport. fanIan Allan, 2002. pp. 96. Many illns, incl. co!.col. [Glory days series.] 922 BERRY,BERRY, MIKE. End of the road.road. Heritage Commercials no. A history oftheof the Corporation trams, trolley- and motor-buses. 146 (Feb. 2002) pp. 76-8. Taylors of Great Strickland, Cumbria, haulage and coachcoach 936 PHILLIPS,PHILLIPS, RON.RON. 100100 yearsyears ofof serviceservice toto thethe community:community: operators. WarringWarrington ton Borough Transport 1902-2002. DTS.DTS Publ~gPublng // Warrington Borough Transport, 2002. pp. 48.48.59 59 illns,Illns, incl.mcl. col.

425 937 TICEHURST,TICEHURST, PETER PETER and and PIATT, PIATT, ALAN J. From tramtramshed shed to 954 THROWER,THROWER, DAVID.DAVID. TheThe enigmaticenigmatic Q type. Classic Bus no. Go-Ahead.[FourGo-Ahead.[FourSeasonsJ, Seasons], 2002. pp. 141.88 photos, fleet lists. 55 (Oct-Nov. 2001) pp. 19-24; 56 (Dec.(Dec. 2001-Jan. 2002)2002) pp. A history of Brighton Corporation Transport. 16-21. 938 TRAMSTRAMS andand busesbuses ofof thethe greatgreat citiescities inin thethe 1880s.1880s. Omnibus AEC Q type double-deckers in service with London Trans-Trans­ Society, [c.2002]. pp. 64. 1414 illns. port. A series of articles on horse tram and associated bus opera-opera­ 955 THROWER,THROWER, DAVIDDAVID and SMITH,SMITH, GRAHAM.GRAHAM. Atlantic tions in British cities repr. from Railway & Tramway Express crossing. Classic Bus 2002 no. 59 (June-July) pp. 4-10; no.no. 1884-5. 60 (Aug-Sep.) pp. 32-6. London (see also 860, 1002)1002) A goodwill tour of north America by London Transport buses, 1952. 939 AKEHURST,AKEHURST, LAURIELAURIE andand STEWART,STEWART, DAVID.DAVID. LondonLondon Country. 2nd2ndedn. edn. Capital Transport, 2001. pp. 128. Many col. DG2b OmnibusOmnibus and and coachcoach operation (see also 3, 525, 527,527,545, 545, illns. 559, 916) Appx 1,I, Fleet summary; 2, Dates of introductionintroduction of one-one­ 956 ALLEN,ALLEN, DAVID. DAVID. TheThe BullocksBullocks ofof Featherstone.Featherstone. Classic Bus man operation. 1st edn publ. 1984. no. 52 (Apr-May 2001) pp. 10-15. 940 ATTWOOD,ATTWOOD, VIC.VIe. TheThe airlineairline one-and-a-halfone-and-a-half deck coaches.coaches. Yorkshire operator B. & S. Motor Services Ltd, 1909-50. Classic Bus no. 58 (Apr-May 2002) pp. 5-8. 957 ASHCROFT,ASHCROFT, B. B. (comp). (comp). Ribble Ribble & & StanderwickStanderwick fleetfleet allocation Operated on London airport services, 1940s-50s.I 940s-50s. lists of the 1950's.1950's. [?J:Pk Ribble Ribble Enthusiasts' Enthusiasts' Club,Club, 2002. pp. 941 BLACKER,BLACKER, KEN. KEN. TheThe LondonLondon trolleybus,trolleybus, vol. I: 1931-1945. [48]. 1616 photos. Capital Transport, 2002. pp. 208. 314 photos, 4 maps. 958 BABBS,BABBS, ANDREW.ANDREW. The quintessentialquintessential B.E.T.B.E.T. operator?operator? A comprehensive history of the system and its vehicles. Classic Bus no. 61 (Oct-Nov. 2002) pp. 6-11. 942 BLAKE,BLAKE, JIM. JIM. Indian Indian summer summer of of the the RTs: RTs: unusualunusual RT workings. Unusual aspects of the fleet of operator Hants Classic Bus no. 58 (Apr-May 2002) pp. 10-15. & Dorset Motor Services. 943 BOND,BOND, ALAN,ALAN, HAMBLEY,HAMBLEY, JOHNJOHN A. S.S. andand BOWLES,BOWLES, 959 BANKS,BANKS, JOHN. JOHN. Buses Buses in in the the sixties. sixties. Photography Photography byby G.G. H.H. F.F. LAWRIE (comp). London Transport vehicle histories: B, D & Atkins. Venture, 2002. pp. 80. 85 col. illns.illns. [Colour prestige G classes, including all known subsequent disposal information. series.] compilers, 2002. pp. 111.Ill. [Transport interests publications.] A col. photographic record of vehicles in service. Tabulated details of utility buses. 960 BANKS,BANKS, JOHN. JOHN. Nottingham. Nottingham. Photography Photography by by G.G. H.H. F.F. Atkins. 944 BOND,BOND, ALAN, ALAN, BOWLES, BOWLES, LAWRIE LAWRIE and and HAMBLEY,HAMBLEY, JOHN Venture, 2002. 2 vols. Many illns. [Prestige series, no. 15-16.] A. S. (comp). London Transport vehicle histories: RTL class. vol. 1.I. pp. 72. Up to 1939.1939. compilers, 2002. 2 vols. [Transport interests publications.] vol. 2. pp. 80. After 1939.1939. Pt 1:I: RTLI-850.RTL1-850. pp. 128.128. A photographic record of buses in the municipal fleet. Pt 2:2: RTL851-IRTL851-1631 631 + chassis unit numbers. pp. 129-259. 961 BATTERSBY,BATTERSBY, PHILIP.PHILIP. Middlesbrough andand Stockton. Venture, 945 GLAZIER,GLAZIER, KEN.KEN. LondonLondon busbus filefile 1933-39:1933-39: doubledouble deckers.deckers. 2002. pp. 64. Many illns. [Prestige series, no. 17.]17.] Capital Transport, 2001. pp. 120.120. 102102 illns. A photographic record of buses and trolleybusestrolleybuses in these --London bus bus file file 1933-39: 1933-39: single single deckers.deckers. Capital municipal fleets. Transport, 2002. pp. 120.120. 152152 illns. 962 BATTERSBY,BATTERSBY, PHILIP.PHILIP. Sheffield. Venture, 2002. pp. 128.128.230 230 946 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT J. L.C.C.L.C.e. electric tramways.tramways. Capital photos. [Super prestige series, no. 3.] Transport, 2002. pp. 176.176. 267 illns (9 col.), 56 maps. A photographic record of buses in the municipal fleet. A history. 963 BEAN,BEAN, DAVID. DAVID. Trent. Pt 2, 1946-68. Robin Hood, 2002. pp. 947 McCORMACK,McCORMACK, KEVIN.KEVIN. The heydayheyday of thethe RT.RT. [anIan Allan, 152.152.224 224 illns (14 col.). 2002. pp. 80. History of Trent Motor Traction Co. Colour photographic record. 964 BROWN,BROWN, STEWARTSTEWART J. Western: 70 years of service.service. Bus 948 LAWRENCE,LAWRENCE, CLIVE. CLIVE. HeartHeart of London. LBRT, 2002. pp. [80]. Enthusiast, 2002. pp. 48. 100100 illns. Col. illns. [In London series, no. 1.]I.] A pictorial history of Western S.M.T. Co. A colour photographic record of buses onon crew-operatedcrew-operated 965 BUBIER,BUBIER, D.D. J.J. InvestigatingInvestigating Autocar.Autocar. Bygone Kent vol. 23 routes, 1998-2001.1998-200 I. (2002) pp. 261-4. 949 LIDGETT,LIDGETT, P. P. S. S. G.G. UnlimitedUnlimited traveltravel ticketstickets ofofthe the London tram­tram- The Tunbridge Wells bus operator.operator. Repr.Repr. from Omnibus ways 1925-1942: a survey and catalogue. Omnibus Soc. Ticket Magazine no.221 (Jan. 1967).1967). Fare Publns,Pubins, 2001. pp. [ii], 82, [2] col. pl.pI. Many facsims. 966 BUBIER,BUBIER, DAVIDDAVID J.J. Margate'sMargate's stationstation bus. Bygone Kent vol. 950 McCORMACK,McCORMACK, KEVIN.KEVIN. LondonLondon Transport buses in colourcolour 23 (2002) Pp.pp. 711-14. 1955-1969. [anIan Allan, 2002. pp. 80. Its history under changing ownership sincesince 1926.1926. Colour photographic record. 967 BURROWS,BURROWS, GEOFF. GEOFF. Long-distanceLong-distance runners.runners. Classic Bus no. 951 RUDDOM,RUDDOM, DAVID DAVID andand GLAZIER,GLAZIER, KEN. London Transport's 61 (Oct-Nov. 2002) pp. 20-4. coach hires 1947-49. Capital Transport, 2002. pp. 159.159. 157157 The longest stage carriage routes. illns. 968 COWIE,COWIE, JONATHAN.JONATHAN. Acquisition, efficiency and scalescale A comprehensive record of vehicles hired in from outside economies: an analysis of the BritishBritish busbus industry.industry. Transport operators to meet shortages. Reviews vol. 22 (2002) pp. 147-57. 952 STEWART,STEWART, DAVID. London's Golden Jubilee buses. Capital The emergence of five major bus groups during the 1990s1990s Transport, 2002. pp. 80. 112112 col. photos. and their economic efficiency. A comprehensive record of vehicles given special liveries 969 DEVONDEVON GENERAL GENERAL SOCIETY. SOCIETY. TheThe DevonDevon GeneralGeneral Society,Society, for the Royal Jubilee, 2002. 1982-2002: a 20th20th anniversaryanniversary celebration.celebration. [Bristol?],[Bristol? J, 2002. 953 THROWER,THROWER, DAVID.DAVID. Really fifty? Classic Bus 2001 no. 52 pp. 32. Illns incl. col. (Apr-May) pp. 4-9; 53 (June-July) pp. 4-9.4-9. Aspects of the history of , its successor com­com- London Transport RF class single-decksingle-deck buses,buses, introducedintroduced panies, and the Society during the period. 1951. 970 DUNABIN,DUNABIN, JOHNJOHN withwith assistanceassistance fromfrom ChristopherChristopher Davis.Davis. Primrose of Leominster. [Cover subtitle: the story of a Hereford-

426 shire country bus business.] Omnibus Soc. Provincial Historical Ltd, Paisley and District Omnibus Company Ltd, Young's Bus Research Grp, 2002. pp. 64. Service Ltd. 2000. pp. [7].[?]. [Fleet history PM'PMI8.] S.] Tabulated details of these Scottish operators. 971 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. The last of the summersummer winewine buses.buses. Tabulated details of these Scottish operators. Heritage Commercials no. 156156 (Dec. 2002) pp. 47-51. 988*988§ P.SP.S. .V. V. CIRCLE. CIRCLE. FleetFleet historyhistory ofof ClydeClyde CoastCoast Services Ltd. 2002001. I. History of Baddeley Bros. Ltd, Holmfirth bus and coach pp. ]?].[?]. [Fleet history IPM19'L{PMI9?J.] operator. Tabulated details of this Ayrshire operator. 972*972§ GRIMLEY, ROGER. Along the dusty road. author, 2002. each 989*989§ P.S.V.P.S.v. CIRCLE. Fleet history of Trimdon Motor Services. 2002. pp. 36,4 pl.pI. . pp. 154,154, [12] pl.pI. [Fleet history PA21.]PA21.] Recollections of independent Dorset bus operators servingserVing Tabulated details of this Co. Durham operator. Dorchester prior to 1939. 990 PENNEY,PENNEY, MARK. MARK. SouthSouth Yorkshire'sYorkshire's tow wagons. Lancastrian Pt 2,2, Around Bulbarrow. Transport Publns, [c.2002]. pp. 16.20 col.col. photos.photos. Pt 3,3, The Blandford road. South Yorkshire PTE breakdown vehicles converted from Pt 4, The Cerne valley. buses. 973 HANSON,HANSON, MARGARET, MARGARET, HARVEY,HARVEY, DAVIDDAVID and DRAKE,DRAKE, 991 PHILLIPS,PHILLIPS, RON. RON. 100 100 years years ofof municipal municipal passengerpassenger transport:transport: PETER. The Inner Circle: Birmingham's No. 8 bus route. Chester City Transport 1902-2002. DTSIChesterDTS/Chester City Transport Tempus, 2002. pp. 128.195128. 195 illns. [Images of England series.] Ltd, [2002].[2002]. pp. 48.48.43 43 photosphotos (12(12 col.). A photographic record of the route and its public transport. 992 PIKE,PIKE, DAVID. DAVID. SeventySeventy yearsyears ofof service.service. Classic Bus no. 56 974 HARRISON,HARRISON, CHRIS.CHRIS. ExploringExploring SolentSolent BlueBlue LineLine country:country: a (Dec. 2001-Jan. 2002) pp. 4-9. . past and present companion. Past & Present Publng, 2002. pp. Wiltshire & Dorset Motor Services' Salisbury-TrowbridgeSalisbury-Trowbndge 96.18396. 183 photos.photos. route. Contemporary photographs ofof bus services and the areaarea served alongside identical scenes in former years, when the 993 PLUCKNETT,PLUCKNETT, COLIN. One and two halves to the clock:clock: area was part of Hants & Dorset Motor Services territory.territory. growing up with United's buses in the 1960s.I 960s. Venture, 2002. pp. 32.32.21 21 photos.photos. 975 HARVEY,HARVEY, DAVIDDAVID andand CALDER, STEVE.STEVE. The first of many:m.any: Reminiscences of United Automobile Services. memories of Birmingham's prototype Atlanteans and Fleethnes.Fleetlines. Classic Bus no. 61 (Oct-Nov. 2002) pp.pp. 37-42;37-42; 62 (Dec.(Dec. 2002-2002- 994 REAR,REAR, BILL. BILL. Memories Memories ofof Whiteway Whiteway ofof Waunfawr. Waunfawr. Classic Jan. 2003) pp. 19-24; 63 (Feb-Mar. 2003) pp. 21-4. Bus 2001 no. 53 (June-July) pp. 12-17;12-17; 54 (Aug-Sept.)(Aug-Sept.) pp. 16-21. 976 HEALEY,HEALEY, KEITH.KEITH. AssociatedAssociated Motorways.Motorways. Venture, 2002. pp. 64. Many illns. [Prestige series, no. 18.]18.] . 995*995§ REAR, BILL. Whiteway ofof Waunfawr.Waunfawr. Gwynedd Archives, A photographic record of this express coach operation.operatIOn. 2001. pp.pp. ['?].[?]. 977 HINCHCLIFFE,HINCHCLIFFE, JOHNJOHN S.S. Driver-only,Driver-only, 50 years. Classic Bus 996 RICHMOND,RICHMOND, ROY ROY and and ANDREW. ANDREW. EpsomEpsom Coaches:Coaches: a~ driving no. 57 (Feb-Mar. 2002) pp. 4-9. force since 1920.1920. DTS Publng, 2002. pp. 102.107102. 107 innsIllns (43(43 Huddersfield municipal buses. col.). A history of thisthis excursionexcursion coachcoach andand motormotor horseboxhorsebox 978 KELL,KELL, R. R. L.L. NorthernNorthern General.General. Ianfan AlIan,Allan, 2002. pp. 96. Many operator. photos, incl. col. [Glory Days series.] A history of the Northern General Transport Co. 997 SMITH,SMITH, PAUL.PAUL. DaimlerDaimler busesbuses inin Chesterfield.Chesterfield. Classic Bus 2002 no. 57 (Feb-Mar.) pp. 33-8; 58 (Apr. -May)-May) pp. 16-19. 979 LACEY,LACEY, PAUL. PAUL. Kent'sKent's CoachesCoaches of Baughurst. Classic Bus no. 55 (Oct-Nov. 2001) pp. 14-18. 998 SMITH,SMITH, ROGER. ROGER. It's It's a a pleasure, pleasure, it's it's Smiths: Smiths: aa pictorialpictorial historyhis.tory History of a Hampshire hire coach operator. of Smiths Imperial Coaches. Brewin, 2002. pp. 108.191108. 191 innsdins (24 col.). 980*980§ MAIDSTONE & DISTRICT AND EAST KENT BUS CLUB. The Birmingham-based touring coach operator, 1924-2001. Enthusiasts' guide 1952.1952. Hemel Hempstead, 2002. pp.pp. 68.68.16 16 999 SOUTHDOWNSOUTH DOWN ENTHUSIASTS ENTHUSIASTS CLUB.CLUB. AnAn anthologyanthology of the p1.~. .. The Maidstone & District and MaIdstoneMaidstone CorporatIOnCorporation fleets Worthing tramocars.tramocars. 2002.2002. pp.pp. 92.92.13 13 illns. and routes in 1952.1952. Small low-floor buses on Shelvoke & Drewry 'Freighter' chassis operated in Worthing 1924-38. 981 MAUND,MAUND, T. T. B.B. TheThe Crosville Crosville busbus inin Wirral:Wirral: thethe firstfirst 20 years. Archive no. 35 (Sep. 2002) pp. 18-47. 1000 SOUTHDOWN ENTHUSIASTSENTHUSIASTS CLUB.CLUB. TheThe Brighton & Hove fleet 1986-2001.[2002]. pp. 84, viii pl. 1616 photos. 982 MAUND,MAUND, T. T. B.B. Maxways. Classic Bus no. 58 (Apr-May(Apr-May 2002) Tabulated details of vehicles of the Brighton & Hove Bus pp. 33-7. . and Coach Co. A Birkenhead-based bus operator, 1919-34, withwIth express routes to Caernarvon. 1001 TRURAN, G. H. The Cardiff'Cardiff connection. Classic Bus no. 57 (Feb-Mar. 2002) pp. 16-21. . 983*983§ MILLS, GEOFF. Fowler's Travel of Holbeach Drove, Lincoln­Lincoln- Bus bodies by local builders Air DispatchDispatch (Coachbuilders)(CoachbUllders) shire: serving the Fens for fifty five years: a pictorial survey of and Bruce Coach Works Ltd for Cardiff Corporation. the company's operations.operations. New edn.edn. MWMW Transport Pubins,Publns, forfor Fowler's Travel,Travel, 2002. pp. 48. Many photos. 1002 WALLIS, PHILIP. The Grays affair. Classic Bus no. 57 (Feb­(Feb- W. H. Fowler & Sons (Coaches) Ltd, bus operators. Mar. 2002) pp. 10-15. The transfer of bus operations in this area of EssexEssex fromfrom 984 MOORE,MOORE, T. T. W.W. SaleSale ofof thethe century.century. Classic Bus no. 49 (Oct­(Oct- Eastern National to London Transport, 1951.1951. Nov. 2000) pp.pp. 32-5;32-5; 50 (Dec. 2000-Jan. 2001) pp. 37-9. Coventry Corporation's purchasepurchase of buses. 1003 WAYMAN,WAYMAN, DAVID. DAVID. Sunderland's Sunderland's greatgreat innovator. Buses Yearbook 2003 pp. 3-15. 985 MORRIS,MORRIS, COLIN. COLIN. MaidstoneMaidstone && District. Ianfan AlIan,Allan, 2002. pp. Sunderland Corporation Transport during Norman Morton's 96. Many inns,illns, incl. col. [Glory days series.] period as General Manager, 1952-67. A history of Maidstone & District Motor Services. 1004 YEOMANS,YF.OMANS, PETER. PETER. The The PotteriesPotteries inin the fabulous fifties. 986*986§ OSBORNE,OS BORNE, ALANALAN (comp).(comp). City fact file. Essex Bus Enthusiasts Classic Bus no. 55 (Oct-Nov. 2001) pp. 34-8. Grp, 2002. pp. [?]. Vehicles of independent operators. The City Coach Co. fleet and routes in 1951.1951. 987*987 § P.S.P.S. V. CIRCLE. CIRCLE. AA fleetfleet historyhistory ofW.of W. && R.R. DunlopDunlop Ltd,Ltd, GreenockGreenock Motor Services Company Ltd, Rothesay Tramways Company

427 DG2c TrolleybusTrolleybus operationoperatiou 1021 PHILLIPS, RON. Chester Corporation Tramways, 1902: a 1005 LOCKWOOD, LOCKWOOD, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Huddersfield Huddersfield trolleybuses.trolleybuses. municipal horse tramway reconstructed for electric traction.traction. Middleton 2002. pp. [96]. 120 photos, 2 route diagms, facsims. Tramway Review vol.vo!. 24 (2001-2) pp. 187-93.187-93. [Trolleybus classics, no. 9.] 1022 PHILLIPS, RON. Latchford 1902-1935: in the tramway era. A pictorial history. Latchford History Group, 2002. pp. 32.32.23 23 photos.photos. 1006 MARSDEN, BARRY M. Chesterfield trolleybuses. Tempus, Souvenir of thethe SankeySankey Bridges-Warrington-LatchfordBridges-Warrington-Latchford 2002. pp. 96. Many photos, drwg, 7 maps & plans, facsims. route. A history, with fleet lists in appx. 1023 POLLARD,POLLARD, JOHN.JOHN. SteamSteam trams in Rossendale.Rossendale. Tramway 1007 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, PHILLIP PHILLIP J. J. AA trolleybustrolleybus toto the Punch Bowl: the Review vo!.vol. 24 (2001-2) pp. 284-91. trolleybusestrolley buses and routes of the South Lancashire Transport Co. 1024 STEWART, IAN. IAN. GlasgowGlasgow tramstrams 4040 years on: rememberingremembering Ltd., 1930 to 1958.1958. Triangle Publng, 2002. pp. 200, fldg map. Glasgow's trams. Scottish TramwayTramway && TransportTransport SocSoc.,.., 2002. 394 photos (8pp. col.),co!.), fleet list, facsims. pp. 48.48.111 I11 photosphotos (36(36 col.).co!.). 1008 THROWER, DAVID. Newcastle trolleybuses. Classic Bus no. 1025 TRAMS in Britain and Ireland.Ireland. Capital Transport, 2002. pp. 62 (Dec. 2002-Jan. 2003) pp. 6-13. 144.65 col.co!. illns,ilIns, 3232 maps. DG2d TramwayTramwayoperation operation (see also 232) A review of systems currently operational or under develop­develop- ment. 1009 CAMERON, 1.I. c.,C., HARRIS, N. J. and KEHOE, N. J. S. Tram­Tram- § relatedrelated injuries injuries in in Sheffield.Sheffield. Injury: International 1nlJnl of the 1026 WATSON, J.J. D. Tees-sideTees-side tramwaytramway schemes. Tramway Review Care of the Injured vo!.vol. 32 (2001) pp. 275-7. vo!.vol. 2424 (2001-2)(2001-2) pp.pp. 204-216, 204-216,258-61,276,292-301, 258-61, 276, 292-301, vol.vo!. 25 Study of the number of accidents and types of injury related (2003-4) pp. 26-33. to thethe SheffieldSheffield Supertram system during an 1818 month inin DG2t HackneyHackney carriage carriage and and taxitaxi cabs (see also 931) 1994-5. 1027 BIRCHENALL, PETER. Cab 1:I: tales from the life of aa YorkYork 1010 DAVEY, PETER. PETER. SwindonSwindon CorporationCorporation Tramways:Tramways: tramways taxi driver. Reading Room, 2002. pp. 157.157. § fleetfleet 1904-1929. 1904-1929. Bristol Tram Photograph Collection, [2002?].[2002?]. Reminiscences of Tony Baker after 26 years. pp. 24.24.50 50 photos,photos, map. 1028 BOBBITT,BOBBITT, MALCOLM. MALCOLM. Taxi!: Taxi!: the the story story of of thethe 'London' 1011 EBERT, DAVID andand TRICK,TRICK, STEVEN.STEVEN. Highfield tram depot, taxicab. Rev. edn. Veloce Publng, 2002. pp. 144.144. Many photos, *§ Southampton.Southampton. Hampshire Indl Arch. 1nlJnl vo!.vol. 10 (2002) pp.pp. 6-6- incl.inc!. col.co!. 15. 1029 WILSON, GEOFFREY. PolesPoles apart: thethe public sedans of bygone 1012 EDMONDS, E. W. A. The Camborne & Redruth Tramway. 1nlAl London. Connor & Butler, for Pr author, 2002. pp. 28.28.18 18 illns.ilIns. of the TrevithickTrevithick Soc. vo!.vol. 29 (2002) pp. 3-47. Sedan chairs. With special reference to electrical supply. 10131Ol3 GEE, R. Single-ended tramcars in the U.K. Tramway Review DK ROADROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AND AND THETHE NATIONNATION vol.vo!. 2424 (2001-2)(2001-2) pp. pp. 218-27, 218-27,262-7,275,276,308.314. 262-7, 275, 276, 308, 314. DK2D K2 Road transport and the passenger; inns; transporttransport cafes; 1014 GILLHAM, J.J. C.C. and WISEMAN, R. J.J. S. The tramways of motorway service stations Western Scotland. Light Rail TransitTransit A.ssocn,Assocn, [2002]. pp. 72. 1030 WOODCOCK, CHRIS. Series of articles about transport cafes.cafés. 75 photos, 24 maps. Heritage Commercials no. 153153 (Sep. 2002)2002) pp.pp. 7(1-2,70--2, no. 154154 The Glasgow Corporation network, its constituents, and other (Oct. 2002) pp. 70-3, no.no. 155155 (Nov.(Nov. 2002) pp. 70--2,70-2, no.no. 156156 systems in the area, including fleet lists. For corrigenda see (Dec. 2002) pp. 68-9. Tramway Review vo!.vol. 24 (2001-2) p. 315. DK3 Road safety; accidents and their prevention 1015 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT ROBERT 1. J. MargateMargate && Ramsgate tramways. Middleton, 2001. pp. 1961.[96]. 120 photos,photos, drwg,drwg, 2 track diagms, 1031 BAILEY, DENISE. Motor coach disaster. Bygone Kent vol.vo!. 23 11 O.S. plans. [Tramway classics series.] (2002) pp. 461-3. A pictorial history. At Brookland, near Ashford, Kent, 1922.1922. 1016 HURST, TONY. Mansfield'sMansfield's trams. IrwellDwell Press, 2002. pp. iv, DK9D K9 Road transport and the Post Office 52. Many illns.ilIns. 1032 THOMAS, DAVID.DAVID. The The gloryglory ofof motion: the history of the 1017 JONES, ROBIN. Brighton tramways. Newsltr Sussex Indl Arch. stagecoach. Family History Monthly no. 75 (Dec.(Dec. 2001) pp. Soc. no. 115 (2002) pp. 3-4. 36-41. 1018 MARSDEN,MARS DEN, BARRY M. North Derbyshire tramways: Chester­Chester- With list of mail guards appointed up to 1820.1820. field, Matlock & Glossop. Tempus, 2002. pp. 128.190128. 190 illns. A photographic record. DT ATLASES,ATLASES, MAPS, MAPS, ROADROAD BOOKSBOOKS 1019 MURPHY, JOE.JOE. City of York tramways. author, 2002. pp. 65. 1033 HODSON, D. The early printed road books and itineraries of A chiefly photographic record. England and Wales. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of Exeter, 2000. 1020 PALMER,PALM ER, STEVE and MARTIN, BRIAN. Liverpool in the age 1034 HODSON, YOLANDE. Ordnance Survey and the definitivedefinitive of the tram 1945-57.1945-57. ReformattedReformatted edn of A nostalgic look at map of public rights of way of England and Wales. Cartographic Liverpool trams 1945-57 (1996). Silver Link, 2002. pp. 144.144. 1nlJnl vo!.vol. 39 (2002) pp. 101-24. 311 photos, 7 maps. [Memories of Liverpool series.] The development of rights of way mapping during the 20th A photographic record. cent.

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