Civil Engineers, Discussion on “Continental Railway Civil Engineering Practice”, 1951/52
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H. T. Horsfield collection BOX 1 4. Booklet: Railway through the Alps. The Bern-Lötschberg- Simplon railway. 5. Map: Swiss Federal Railways Tourism Map of Switzerland published by the Publicity Office of the Swiss Federal Railways, Berne, second edition, 1907. (one piece missing). 163. Book: P. W. Abeles, Principles and Practice of Prestressed Concrete , vol.1, Crosby Lockwood & Son, Ltd, London, second edition revised, 1952. (Dedication from the author to H. T. Horsfield 17/09/1952). 13. Timetable leaflet: How do we get A into B, C and D? 14. L.N.E.R. YORK DISTRICT. LEEDS NORTHERN . Construction of a bridge under the Leeds Northern near Horsforth. Programme for rolling in steelwork. (Timetable, reference plan and position of cranes), Engineers Office, York, commencing 17 th October 1936. 15. Booklet: Festival of Britain. Belfast Civic Week. 28 th May – June, 1951 , Ulster Transport. 10. Booklet : Opening of the Stanhope and Tyne Railway , 1902. (from Tom Hodgson to H. T. Horsfield). 160, 161, 162. Handbooks: ABC British Railways , Ian Allan Ltd. 166. The Institution of Civil Engineers, discussion on “Continental Railway Civil Engineering Practice”, 1951/52. 167. The Institution of Civil Engineers, “Pre-stressed Concrete Applied to the Construction of Railway Bridges and Other Works”, 1950/51. 169. The Institution of Civil Engineers, “The Design of Locomotive Sheds”, 1944/45. 170. The Institution of Civil Engineers, “The Organisation of Civil Engineering Work”, 1946. 189. The Institution of Civil Engineers, “The Education and Training of Civil Engineers”, 1958. 174. Booklet: Department of Transport, Railway Construction and Operation Requirements , Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, London, third edition 1977. 172. London & North Eastern Railway , Table of Switch and Crossing Leads with Radii of Curves . (December, 1933). 194. Booklet: Prevention of Accidents , published by the London & North Eastern Railway Company. 195. Booklet: British Railways North Eastern Region, The Development of Effective Management within a Division , Movements Officers’ Conference Harrogate, November 1963. 196. Pamphlet: Frank Pickstock, British Railways. The Human Problem , Fabian Research Series 142, London, 1950. 7. Booklet: The Reconstruction of Grosvenor Railway Bridge over the River Thames, British Railways (H. T. Horsfield 29/01/65). 198. Leaflet: British Railways, Evening Excursion to Belle Vue, 1953. 199A, 199B. Two leaflets in Dutch: Metro Amsterdam, 1975 and 1976. 200. One leaflet about Amsterdam, 1971. 2CIA, 2CIA. Two leaflets of the Inter-City timetable London- Amsterdam, 1 May-26 September 1981. 202. Leaflet of one page: Saturday pree (some notes on the back 1974/75) 203. Advertising leaflet of one page: Save a day Service London Brussels Amsterdam . 11. Drawings + photo: supplementary programme of Signalling Arrangements. Permanent Way Notices , London & North Eastern Railway, 1937. 12. Timetable booklet: Penmanshiel Tunnel Blockage, Train Service Alterations on the East Coast Route between England and Scotland. 16. Stanley Chadwick, Gateway to the South. The Centenary of the Huddersfield and Sheffield Junction Railway, the Ventures Press, Ltd, 1950. 6. Papers from the Swiss Federal Railways General Secretariat (1966 and 1972). 8. Newspaper: The Manchester Guardian , 14/08/1955. 9. A printed letter from Barbara J. Pyrah to Mr. Hodgson (28/01/1974) plus some copies of Cashwell Mine reports in 1853, 1856, 1861, 1862. 2B. Magazine: La Vie du Rail , n. 1008, 15/08/1965. 2A. Magazine: La Vie du Rail. Notre Métier , n. 400 spécial. 3. Magazine: Rails de France , n. 26, February 1935. 171. British Railways. North Eastern Region, Assessment of costs of clearances to bridges and tunnels to provide for running of 10 ft. x 8 ft. containers with additional costs associated with provision of electrification clearance to the remaining bridges and tunnels on the routes. February, 1964. 1. Operation “BESS” 1959 containing : booklet: Facts about SJ. Plan of SJ Godsterminal Malmö C, 08/071964. Transport journalen 01/02/1964 Leaflet: Ny Transportgiv... Booklet: Lastpallen. Some printed papers: Swedish State Railways. Malmö freight terminal. Lastningsplan för avg. fg. Vid Malmö C., 1964 Article from Modern Transport, 13/06/1964 Some printed papers in German Some handwritten notes. 164. Article by H. T. Horsfield: Opening out Broomhouse rail tunnel in Tunnels and Tunnelling , November 1969. 165. Permanent Way notes, York, September 1968. 175. Article: The Institution of Railway Signal Engineers, “Cybernetics and Signalling” or “Some Thoughts on the Future of Railway Signalling” by C. C. Inglis, D. F. H., M. I. E. E., M. I. Mech. E. 176. Permanent Way Institution. The chief civil engineer’s department: the way ahead paper to be given to the Newcastle section 20 th January 1966. 177. Printed papers: Technical progress and future development plans. 178. Diagram 173. Handbook: Railway Curves. Rules for speed of trains in relation to radius of curve, cant and length of transition , Civil Engineering Department, January 1973. 197. Booklet: Modern Developments on L.M.S. Railway from “Modern Transport”, 1932. 184. An envelope with: Some photos of the opening out of Broomhouse tunnel, 1968/69. A piece of Newspaper. A supplement : passenger train alterations in connection with engineering operations at Broomhouse tunnel , from 5/05/1969 to 03/05/1970. 185. Train Service alterations in the Sheffield area, from the 17 th August to the 7 th September 1969. 186. Newspaper: Transport News , No.1, September 1949. 187. Periodicals: Main Line , No. 2, January 1979. North Eastern News , August 1962. 188. Magazine: British Railways Magazine. North Eastern region: Vol. 5, June 1954, n. 6 Vol. 5, July 1954, n. 7 Vol. 5, September 1954, n. 9 Vol. 7, January 1956, n. 1 190. A paper: British Transport Commission, Terms and conditions of appointment to the railway professional and technical staff of the British Transport Commission. 191. Papers: to all headquarters and departmental officers and divisional managers in former eastern and north eastern regions, York, 01/01/1967. 192. Papers: Summary of main conditions of service of railway salaried staff except workshop supervisory staff and railway electrical salaried staff, London, July 1964. 193. Papers: Organisation “Y”. 181. Plan (not original): North Eastern Railway. Extension of Cleveland Railway. Session 1864/65. 182. Diagrams: I. V. S. P. Spring Diagrams, 1914. 179. Diagram: Leeds District Diagram, 16/10/1953. 180. Map: British Railways. North Eastern Region. BOX 2 Leaflets: Inter-City/Sealink timetables 51. London to West Holland and Amsterdam, 26/05/1974 to 28/09/1974 52. London to Belgium and Luxembourg, 26/05/1974 to 28/09/1974 53. London to Central and Southern Switzerland, 26/05/1974 to 28/09/1974 54. London to Northern Germany and Scandinavia, 26/05/1974 to 28/09/1974 55. London to West Holland and Amsterdam, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 56. London to Belgium and Luxembourg, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 57. London to Northern France and Paris, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 58. London to North, East and South Netherlands, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 59. London to Central and Southern Switzerland, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 60. London to Eastern Switzerland, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 61. London to Southern Germany, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 62A. London to Northern Germany and Scandinavia, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 62B. Northern Germany and Scandinavia to London, 01/06/1975 to 27/09/1975 63. London to Milano, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 64. London to North East France and Basel, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 65. London to Central and Southern Italy, 29/09/1974 to 31/05/1975 66. West Holland and Amsterdam to London, 01/06/1975 to 27/09/1975 67. Northern France and Paris to London, 01/06/1975 to 27/09/1975 68. North East France and Basel to London, “ “ 69. Eastern Switzerland to London, “ “ 70. Central and Southern Italy to London, “ “ 71. West Holland and Amsterdam to London, 28/09/1975 to 29/05/1976 72. North, East and South Netherlands to London, “ “ 73. Belgium and Luxembourg to London, “ “ 74. Northern France and Paris to London, “ “ 75. North East France and Basel to London “ “ 76. Northern Germany and Scandinavia to London, “ “ 77. Eastern Switzerland to London, “ “ 78. Central and Southern Switzerland, “ “ 79. Scotland, North of England and East Midlands to Northern Europe, 05/05/1975 to 02/05/1976 80. West Holland and Amsterdam, 30/05/1976 to 25/09/1976 81. North, East and South Netherlands, “ “ 82. Belgium and Luxembourg, “ “ 83. Northern Germany and Scandinavia, “ “ 84. Eastern Switzerland, “ “ 85. West Holland and Amsterdam, 26/09/1976 to 02/04/1977 86. North, East and South Netherlands, “ “ 87. Belgium and Luxembourg, “ “ 89. Eastern Switzerland, “ “ 88. Belgium and Luxembourg, 03/04/1977 to 21/05/1977 90. Eastern Switzerland, “ “ 91. West Holland and Amsterdam, 22/05/1977 to 24/09/1977 92. North, East and South Netherlands, “ “ 93. Belgium and Luxembourg, “ “ 93. Belgium and Luxembourg, 27/05/1979 to 29/09/1979 94. Northern Germany and Scandinavia, 22/05/1977 to 24/09/1977 95. Eastern Switzerland, “ “ 96. Hoek van Holland for the Heart of Europe, 02/05/1977 to 07/05/1978. 97. West Holland and Amsterdam, 25/09/1977 to 27/05/1978 98. Eastern Switzerland, “ “ 99. Western Switzerland, “ “ 100A. West Holland and Amsterdam, 28/05/1978 to 30/09/1978 100B. West Holland and Amsterdam, 27/05/79 to 29/09/79 101. Northern Germany and Scandinavia, 28/05/78 to 30/09/78 102. Eastern Switzerland, “ “ 103A. Eastern Switzerland, 01/10/78 to 26/05/79 103B. Eastern Switzerland, 27/05/79 to 29/09/79 104. West Holland and Amsterdam, 30/09/79 to 31/05/80 105. Hoek van Holland for the Heart of Europe, 14/05/79 to 11/05/80 106A.