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NBR Study Group: Retained Archive Catalogue NBR Study Group: Retained Archive Catalogue North British Railway Study Group is a charity registered in Scotland Number SC044351 Archive ID Document Type Description of Contents Accidents & Disasters A201 General 5006 Article Coatdyke Accident (19/3/1921) - "The Railway Engineer" Aug.1921 5007 Article Drem Accident (21/9/192?) - "The Railway Engineer" Aug.1921 5008 Article Drumburgh Moss - "Buried in the Bog" - Alan Earnshaw. Silloth Branch derailment 1950 . 5009 Article East Fortune/East Linton Accident (1/11/1906) - Railway.Magn.l2/l906. 5010 Article Elliot Junction Accident- other articles on from Railway Magazine., Trains Illustrated and S. L. S. Journal. 5011 Article Elliot Junction, Accident 28/12/06 (3 part article) 5013 Article Hyndland Accident 16/11/1925 Railway Mag. 3/1926 5014 Article Hyndland Glasgow - Accident at, 16/11/1925. 5018 Article Linlithgow - Accident 21/12/1925. 5019 Article Lunan Bay, Montrose Accident (2/9/1958) - Trains Illustrated 4/1959. 5020 Article North Queensferry Tunnel, Accident 7/3/1956 5021 Article Penmanshiel Tunnel Collapse 17/3/79. Aftermath of emergency diversions & re-routing. J Summers 5022 Article Portobello - Derailment of Goods Train, Portobello East Jcn.7/8/1909. 5023 Article St .Margarets Tunnel Accident (14/3/1914) - "Railway & Travel Monthly Magazine." May-Dec 1914 5024 Article St. Margarets Accident 10/5/1926 Railway Mag. 3/1926 5025 Article St. Margarets Tunnel - Accident 10/5/1926. 5026 Article Tay Bridge Disaster - a Twice Told Tale by J F McEwan 5029 Article Todds Mill - Collision (Bo'ness Branch) - 28/11/1890 5030 Article Wormit Curve, Accident 1955 8251 Booklet Elliot Junction Accident - A5 size bound booklet containing printed copies of correspondence relating to accident and Driver Gourlay. 5003 Cutting/Extract Burntisland Links - derailment of goods train 8/7/1998 5004 Cutting/Extract Castlecary 10/12/1937.Accident. Extract from "Scots Magazine" Dec.1997, - article on accident at 5012 Cutting/Extract Grantshouse Accident. Article from Scotsman Newspaper 8/9/1961) Diesel Loco crash, demolished Goods Shed and Booking Office. 5001 List 19th. Century British Railway Accidents 5005 List Card Summaries of Accidents on NBR 1845-1958 A202 Accident Reports 5031 Report Avonbridge Slamannan (23/2/1866), - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5032 Report Bathgate (18/1/1866) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5033 Report Burnmouth (25/l/1890) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5034 Report Carcroft (Doncaster) Derailment - 31/10/1945, Accident Report - MOT 5035 Report Castlecary - 2/9/1960, Accident Report - MOT 5036 Report Cowlairs (8/6/1923) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5037 Report Dalkeith (14/12/1868) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5038 Report Elliot Junction Accident (28/12/1906),. Typed B.oT. Report by Major J.W.Pringle on, with booklet of Legal and Parliamentary Correspondence on Driver Gourlay 5039 Report Falahill (3/lO/1899) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5040 Report Galashiels (12/1/1863) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5041 Report Galashiels (19/10/1899) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5043 Report Goswick Derailment - 26/11/1947, Accident Report - MOT 5044 Report Haymarket (20/9/1929) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5045 Report Haymarket (28/7/1924) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5046 Report Hyndland, Glasgow (16/11/1925) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5047 Report Linlithgow (19/12/1925) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5048 Report Linlithgow Accident 21/12/1925 Railway Mag. 4/1926 5049 Report Maryhill, Glasgow (20/l/1890) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5050 Report Milngavie Jn Collision - 7/12/1957, Accident Report - MOT 5051 Report Milngavie Junction (27/8/1890) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5052 Report Piershill Junction(7/8/l929) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5053 Report Polmont East Collision - 5/2/1962, Accident Report - MOT 5054 Report Port Dundas (18/9/1929) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5055 Report Queen Street High Level Collision - 14/11/1951, Accident Report - MOT 5056 Report Riccarton Junction (9/1/1866) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5057 Report Riddings (20/lO/1868) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 20 January 2012 Page 1 of 23 Archive ID Document Type Description of Contents 5058 Report St. Boswells (6/ll/1868) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5059 Report St. Margarets (27/7/1929) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 5060 Report Stobcross Collision - 9/6/1951 -Accident Report - MOT 5061 Report Waverley (21/9/1929) - Board of Trade Official Accident Report (printed) 6797 Report Derailment near Polmont 30 July 1984 Accident Report - DoT 8365 Report Accident at Marchmont, Berwickshire 10 Sep 1881 - BOT Report A203 Disaster - Tay Bridge 5093 Article Tay Bridge. Article by Bill Dow (Backtrack Magn.Qt.1991) "Sir Thomas Bouch — Hero or Villain ?". 5094 Article Tay Bridge. Article (Scots Magn.Dec.1989) by Bill Dow - "Destined for Disaster". Story of fall old bridge, several photographs. 5095 Article Tay Bridge. Three part article (Rly. World Jan,Feb,Mar.1970) by G.W.Spink. "The Rise & Fall of the Tay Bridge". 8430 Booklet History of the Newport Club - booklet 5092 Correspondence Tay Bridge Disaster - Letter by Observer, Morning Following Fall of Bridge. A204 Disaster - Other 5819 Article Operations. Article (Steam World 9/1997) "Carlisle and the 1948 Flood" damage to Waverley and East Coast Lines. Accounting & Finance A102 Shareholders Reports 8429 Company Documen NBR annual reports for 1914, 1915 & 1916 5115 Report NBR Directors Annual and Half-Yearly Shareholders Report No. 148 - Feb. 1923. 5116 Report NBR Directors Annual and Half-Yearly Shareholders Report No. 148 - Feb. 1923. 5117 Report NBR Directors Annual and Half-Yearly Shareholders Report No. 114 - March 1901. 5118 Report NBR Directors Annual and Half-Yearly Shareholders Report No. 129 - Sept 1908. 5119 Report NBR Directors Annual and Half-Yearly Shareholders Report No. 145 - Feb. 1920. 5120 Report NBR Directors Annual and Half-Yearly Shareholders Report No. 45 - Sept 1866. A103 Company Information 5518 Article LNER Coats of Arms of Constituent Companies - Railway Magazinr 2/1923 5529 Article The Big Four of the New Railway Era. Constituent Companies, Mileages, Officers. 5413 Cutting/Extract Constituent Companies. Extract from Bradshaws Directory of Railways 1868 - Guide to Constituent Companies with details. 5421 List N.B. R. Constituent Companies. Listing of Companies, dates of Incorporation, Titles, take-over dates etc., Architecture A301 General 8353 Cutting/Extract Photocopies of articles relating to modelling NBR stations and structures, including: Eyemouth, Polton, WHR, Crianlarich, Wansbeck Valey, Kelty, Inverkeithing SB, Hardengerreen Jcn SB, Lochgelly, Innerleithen, Platelayers Huts, St Monance overbridge, Cupar warehouse & coal drops, etc. A302 Buildings 5742 Article A Novelty in Railway Station Architecture E~ Melrose Station Roof. 6901 Drawing/Diagram Drawing of typical NBR goods shed based on Sinclairtown drawings in SRO Carriages C101 General 8377 Article The NBR's Carriage Cleaning Arrangements by Tom Moffat (1911) 8413 Cutting/Extract NBR Carriage drawings - 14 drawings extracted from various magazines 6887 Folder Folder containing mostly NBR coach and wagon drawings extracted from magazines 7458 Folder/Binder Passenger stock information in ring binder containing drawings, articles and photographs from the collection of Stuart Rankin 7459 Photograph Grounded carriage bodies - colour photographs in wallet from the collection of Stuart Rankin C102 Pre-Drummond period 4 wheeled 5069 Cutting/Extract E & GR 4th Class carriages & 4/1865 timetable (Murray's) C108 Dining Carriages 5072 Article Short Article. New Steel Dining Carriages, N.B.R. (photo) C111 ex-GNR/NER/MSLR etc vehicles 6736 Drawing/Diagram GNR 8 Wheel Brake 3rd Coach C112 LNER period vehicles 6731 Drawing/Diagram LNER 61'-6" 1st & 3rd Composite Corridor Coach 6732 Drawing/Diagram LNER 61'-6" 3rd Class Corridor Brake Coach 20 January 2012 Page 2 of 23 Archive ID Document Type Description of Contents 6733 Drawing/Diagram LNER Open 3rd Class main Line Bogie Coach 6734 Drawing/Diagram LNER 61'-6" 3rd Class Corridor Coach 6735 Drawing/Diagram LNER 61'-6" 1st Class Corridor Coach 5066 List Camping Coaches Available (York to Borders) LNER Typed list. Details - sites & weekly availability. C113 BR period vehicles 5067 Article Camping Coaches, Scottish Region by A McRae 5068 List Camping Coaches. Tabular Form Listing of Camping Coaches in Scotland 1952-69. (No detailed information, just locations) C114 Non-passenger carrying vehicles 6650 Drawing/Diagram Arrangement of Corpse Wagon 6679 Drawing/Diagram Arrangement of Horse Box 20' 0 over body. Sheet 2 6706 Drawing/Diagram Covered Dust Wagon for Waverley Station 6707 Drawing/Diagram Arrangement of Open Fish Wagon 6719 Drawing/Diagram 5 Ton Open Fish Truck 6721 Drawing/Diagram 6 Wheel 5 Ton Covered Fish Van and 7 Ton Fruit & Yeast Van 6739 Drawing/Diagram 6 Wheel 5 Ton Covered Fish Van and 7 Ton Fruit & Yeast Van C115 Special Purpose & Misc vehicles 5071 Cutting/Extract Post Office Vehicles. Extract of Scottish Section, book "Travelling Post Offices of Great Britain & Ireland". 5070 Photograph
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