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Railway and Travel Monthly RAILWAY AND TRAVEL MONTHLY (Transport and Travel Monthly from Volume 20 No. 120, April 1920) Editor: G. A. Sekon Listed below are the main contents of each monthly issue. They are word-searchable. From the page number of an article and the page number of the succeeding one, you can judge how many pages it comprised. You can learn whether an article is accompanied by illustrations (usually photographs, occasionally maps or drawings) and also the name of its author, where this was given. Note 1: The first column in each table is colour coded to indicate the main theme of an article, as follows:- Railway Railways Ships Shipping Air Aviation Road Road Transport - No particular theme, or cross discipline Note 2: The regular item called ‘Apposite Aphorisms’ corresponded to the Railway Magazine’s ‘Pertinent Paragraphs’! Volume 1 No. 1: May 1910 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed Railway 1 The World’s most luxurious Railway Coach (Argentine Republic) - Railway 9 20th Century Railway Development 1: The Great Western Railway - Railway 18 The Wilson Worsdell Locomotives of the North Eastern Railway J. Russell Railway 31 British Express Trains and Locomotives (1900-1910) W. J. Scott, B.A. Railway 40 The most modern Locomotive Works (Eastleigh) - Railway 50 The Great Eastern Railway’s new Travel Facilities - Men of the Moment: C L Conacher (Cambrian Rly), J P Crouch (L&YR) and Railway 53 - Vincent L Raven (NER) Railway 56 The Great Central Railway’s new Saloons - Railway 58 Scotland’s Mountain Railway (NBR, West Highland Section) - Ships 60 Pleasure Tours by Coasting Steamers G. W. Tripp Railway 67 Through delightful Wales by the Cambrian Railways - Railway 69 Apposite Aphorisms - Railway 75 What is happening on our Railways x - Railway 80 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (May, 1830) x S. M. Phillp Ships 82 Nautical News and Notes - - 87 Editorial x G. A. Sekon Volume 1 No. 2: June 1910 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed Railway 89 20th Century Railway Development 2: The London & North Western Railway - Railway 99 The Outer Suburban (London) Train Services 1: Midland Railway W J Scott & G A Sekon Railway 107 More Improvements on the Metropolitan District Railway - - 109 Some recent Travel Literature x - Railway 110 The North British Railway in the Kingdom of Fife John Robertson Ships 116 The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway’s new Steamers - Railway 119 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (No. 2) x S. M. Phillp Ships 121 The Great Central Railway’s Enterprise on the Humber W. L. S. Railway 129 The Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway’s Liverpool Suburban Services J. T. Lawrence, M A Railway 136 Travelling Post Offices, their Routes and Connections J S Ramsay Railway 144 British Express Trains and Locomotives - Ships 155 Summer Holidays Afloat V H Nelson Railway 162 Apposite Aphorisms x - Railway 167 What is happening on our Railways - Ships 172 Nautical News and Notes - Volume 1 No. 3: July 1910 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed Ships 177 Famous Shipping Lines No. 1: The P & O - Railway 187 20th Century Railway Development 3: London, Tilbury & Southend Railway James F Vickery Railway 198 Summer Train Services Brunel Redivivus Railway 209 A still-existing Ancient Alliance (The NER and the Midland Railways) H. S. Lawrence Railway 215 How the L&SWR caters for Tourists in Dorset 1: Lyme Regis and District J Thornton Burge Railway 221 The North Eastern Railway’s Police Dogs - Ships 224 Arctic Tours in Comfort - Railway 227 The Grand Trunk Railway’s Exhibit at the Brussels Exhibition - Railway 228 Pullman Cars on the Metropolitan Railway G A Sekon Railway 234 British Express Trains and Locomotives - - 244 Travel Talks to Tourists - Railway 247 What is happening on our Railways x - Railway 252 Apposite Aphorisms - Ships 257 Nautical News and Notes - Railway 263 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (July, 1830) x S. M. Phillp Volume 1 No. 4: August 1910 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed Railway 265 20th Century Railway Development No. 4: The Great Northern Railway - Railway 275 British Express Trains and Locomotives W. J. Scott B.A. Ships 285 Touring the English Lakes J. T. Lawrence, M.A. Ships 292 A Voyage to the Home of the Hesperides - The Fascination and Romance of Railway Stations No. 1: Waverley Station, Railway 297 James Scott Edinburgh Railway 305 Building Railway Coaches at York James Russell London and South-Western Tourist Resorts in Dorset No. 2: Weymouth to Railway 316 J. Thornton Burge Swanage Railway 325 Some Minor Activities of the Hull and Barnsley Railway - Men of the Moment: A. E. Bolter (GWR), W. Clow (GCR), H. A. Walker Railway 329 - (LNWR), C. Lowndes (LNWR) and E. Hitchcock (GWR). Railway 332 The Great Northern’s Latest Picture Posters - Railway 333 To Japan via the Hook of Holland - Railway 334 What is Happening on our Railways - Railway 340 Apposite Aphorisms x - Ships 345 Nautical News and Notes - Railway 351 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (August, 1830) x S. M. Phillp Volume 1 No. 5: September 1910 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed Ships 353 Famous Steamship Lines No. 2: The Cunard - Railway 369 20th Century Railway Development No. 5: The North-Eastern Railway - Railway 381 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (September, 1830) x S. M. Phillp Railway 383 Correspondence x - Railway 385 Some Scottish Railway Hotels John Robertson Railway 392 ‘Don’t’s’ for Holiday Travellers - G. W. Tripp, A.C.G.I., Ships 396 More Pleasure Tours by Coasting Steamers A.M.I.C.E. Sub-Lieut. A. F. Railway 402 An English Railway in Spain (The Algeciras Railway) Inglefield, R.N. Railway 414 British Express Trains and Locomotives - Railway 422 Technical Railway Books x - Railway 423 What is Happening on our Railways - Railway 429 Apposite Aphorisms x - Ships 435 Nautical News and Notes - Volume 1 No. 6: October 1910 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed Railway 441 To Brighton by ‘The Southern Belle’ - Railway 448 The Man of the Moment: Mr. Donald A. Matheson, Caledonian Railway - Railway 449 20th Century Railway Development No. 6: The North London Railway - London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services II: The Great Eastern Railway Railway 456 - Cambridge Line Railway 463 Compartment Trains on the Metropolitan Railway - Railway 465 British Express Trains and Locomotives - Railway 476 A Celebrated French Railway Bridge - Railway 477 An Autumn Tour through the Vale of Llangollen to Barmouth Gordon E. Ellis G. W. Tripp, A.C.G.I., Ships 486 The Evolution of the Cross-Channel Steamship A.M.I.C.E. Railway 493 To Italy via the St. Gotthard Railway E. Coddington, M.A. Railway 499 A Fascinating Pastime (Messrs. Bassett-Lowke Ltd.) x - Air 500 Aviation Month by Month - Railway 505 Correspondence x - Railway 507 Apposite Aphorisms x - Railway 514 What is Happening on our Railways x - Ships 520 Nautical News and Notes - Railway 527 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (October, 1830) x S. M. Phillp Volume 1 No. 7: November 1910 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed Ships 529 Famous Steamship Lines No. 3: The Orient - Railway 541 The Winter Health Resorts of North Wales W. F. Nokes Railway 549 ‘The Bridge of the World’s Commerce’: The Tehuantepec National Railway J. F. Vickery Railway 558 How Our Railways Convey Invalids (Part 1) H. S. Lawrence Railway 565 Wildfowling on the North-East and East Coast - Railway 569 The Man of the Moment: Mr. William A. Paterson, Caledonian Railway - Railway 570 British Express Trains and Locomotives W. J. Scott B.A. Railway 580 Automatic Locking of Railway Carriage Doors - Road 582 Motors and Motoring - Railway 586 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (November, 1830) x S. M. Phillp London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services II: The Great Eastern Railway Railway 588 - (continued) - Chelmsford Line Railway 595 The London and North-Western Railway’s Signalling Instruction Model - Air 596 Aviation Month by Month - Ships 599 Nautical News and Notes - Railway 604 Economy in Railway Signal and Platform Lighting - Railway 607 Apposite Aphorisms x - Railway 612 What is Happening on our Railways - Volume 1 No. 8: December 1910 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed The Fascination and Romance of Railway Stations No. 2: Victoria Station, Railway 617 James Scott Manchester Railway 625 The Man of the Moment: Mr. Robert Park, Highland Railway - Road 626 Motors and Motoring - Railway 629 Caledonian Railway Locomotives of the Middle Era (Part 1) C. E. S. Littlejohn Railway 636 Improvements in Steam Heating of Trains - Railway 640 Some Sensational ‘Specials’ Harold MacFarlane Railway 646 Some Palatial Train Services (Crystal Palace services) Norman Thompson Railway 652 The North-Eastern Railway’s Striking ‘Commercial Map’ Poster - Railway 653 British Express Trains and Locomotives - - 664 Winter Health and Holiday Resorts: Grange-over-Sands and District - Railway 665 How Our Railways Convey Invalids (Part 2) H. S. Lawrence London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services III: London and North-Western Railway 672 W. J. Scott B.A. Railway Railway 679 The New Coaches for the North London Railway - - 680 Clamant Craftsmen x - Ships 681 Nautical News and Notes - Railway 688 Apposite Aphorisms x - Air 694 Aviation Month by Month x - Railway 697 What is Happening on our Railways - Railway 702 What our Railways were doing Eighty Years Ago (December, 1830) x S. M. Phillp Volume 2 No. 9: January 1911 Theme Page Article Illustrated? Author, if attributed Railway 1 Railway Carriage and Wagon Building at Derby Fred Crocker Ships 14 A Winter Holiday Cruise to the Mediterranean E Boyd Hutchinson Men of the Moment: W H Hills (GNR), F G Randall (GER) and Charles Railway 20 - Aldington (GWR) Railway 23 How the London & North Western Railway caters for Winter Sports H S Lawrence Air 29 Aviation Month by Month - Railway 33 London ‘Outer-Suburban’ Train Services IV: Great Central Railway J S Lawrence, M A Railway 41 Caledonian Railway Locomotives of the Middle Era (Part 2) C.
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