A Bibliography ofof thethe History of Inland Waterways, Railways andand RoadRoad TransportTransport in thethe BritishBritish Isles,Isles, 19891989

The compilationcompilation team forfor thisthis fifthfifth annual bibliographybibliography was: Grahame BoyesBoyes Alan Jackson William Skillern Ray CookCook Roger Jermy Oliver Smart David Croft Peter JJohnson ohnson Peter SomervailSomervail John DunabinDunabin Duncan McKay Paul SowanSowan John GillhamGillham Neil Pitts Donald StegglesSteggles John GoughGough Paul Reynolds Richard StoreyStorey E.E.N.C.Haywood N. C. Haywood Peter Richards Michael Thomson Stanley Holland Matthew Searle Alan Voce John James Alan Simpson Peter Wakelin The followingfollowing abbreviations are used for commercialcommercial transport historyhistory periodicalsperiodicals and journals ofof nationalnational transporttransport historyhistory societies:societies: BR]BRJ British Railway Journaljournal RM Railway Magazine HMRSjHMRSJ Hist.ModelHist.Model Rly Rly Soc.Jrd Soc.jnl RRW W Railway WorldWorld IRR Industrial Railway RecordRecord SLSjSLSJ Stephenson Loco. Soc.jnlSoc.Jnl JR&CHSjR&CHS Jnljnl Rly Rly & & Canal Hist.Soc. Hist.Soc. TR Tramway Review JTHjTH Jnljnl ofof Transport Transport HistoryHistory WW Waterways World `Ott.xxxx''Ott.xxxx' indicatesindicates a cross-referencecross-reference toto anan entry in George Ottley, A bibliographybibliography of British railway historyhistory (1966) or its Supplement (1988). tf indicatesindicates that aa copycopy of the book has not been seen and, therefore,therefore, thethe bibliographicalbibliographical details may not be accurate. Members withwith accessaccess to these works are asked to contact the editor. Acknowledgement isis againagain mademade toto the Ian Allan bookshop at Waterloo, the World of Transport bookshopbookshop at Twickenham, andand thethe InlandInland Waterways Waterways AssociationAssociation bookshop for allowing protractedprotracted browsing among their shelves, and to severalseveral societies andand individuals who have supplied details and answered queries. Any comments or offersoffers of assistance with the compilation of the next bibliography should be addressed to Grahame Boyes, 7 Onslow Road,Road, Richmond, Surrey TW10TWlO 6QH. SECTION GG GENERALGENERAL GA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY HISTORY AND AND DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION OFOF TRANSPORT IN THE BRITISH ISLES 1 MORE, CHARLES.CHARLES. The The Industrial Industrial Age: Age: economy economy and and society society inin Britain Britain 1750-1985.1750-1985. London: Longmans,Longmont, 1989. pp.xi,449. Many references to transport. GB TRANSPORTTRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODSPERIODS GB2 MedievalMedieval period period upup toto 0.1600c.1600 2 EDWARDS, j.F.J.F. TheThe transport transport system system of of medieval medieval EnglandEngland andand : Wales: aa geographicalgeographical synthesis.synthesis. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis, Unit,.Univ. of Saiford,Safford, 1987. GB5 TwentiethTwentieth century century (See also no.33.) 3 PALIN, MICHAEL. Changing transport. Geography vol.73 (1988) pp.308-17. Transport in Britain in thethe pastpast 30 years. GC TRANSPORTTRANSPORT IN IN PARTICULAR PARTICULAR REGIONS REGIONS OF THE BRITISH ISLES GC1bGClb —SouthEngland-South WestWest region 4 HERBERT, N.M.(ed).N.M.(ed). A A history history of of the the county county ofof Gloucester. Gloucester. Vol.4,VolA, TheThe citycity ofof Gloucester.Gloucester. Oxford Unit,.Univ.Press, Press, for 1.1.ofInst. of Hist. Hist.Research, Research, 1988. pp.xxiv,474,124]pp.xxiv,474,(24) pl.pI. [Victoria history of the counties ofof England series.] Numerous refs toto river, canal, road, tramroad & rIyrly transport.transport. pp.251-8, 'Quay'Quay and docks', by A.R.J.Jurica. 96 GC1cGClc England—SouthEngland-South EastEast Region 5f5t MOORE, PAM.PAM. TheThe industrial industrial heritage heritage ofof Hampshire Hampshire andand thethe IsleIsle ofof Wight. Chichester: Phillimore, 1988.1988. pp.124. 9999 illns.ilIns. London and London TransportTransport 6 CROOME, DESMONDDESMOND F.F. LondonLondon Transport Transport reports reports and and associated associated material.material. Underground News 19891989 pp.369-71,404-pp.369-71 ,404- 5,440-1.5,440-l. An annotated bibliography,bibliography, 1933-83.1933-83. 7 FRIEND, DEBORAH.DEBORAH. WheelsWheels ofof London. London. ISub-title[Sub-title onon cover:cover: FourFour centuriescenturies ofof commuter travel.]traveI.) West Wickham: Comerford && Miller, 1989. pp.80. [London pridepride collectioncollection series.) Outline history of London's public tranpsort. 8 GRAVES, CHARLES. LondonLondon TransportTransport at at war war (1939-1945). (1939-1945). Repr.of Ott.596/810,Ott.596/81O, withwith new intrdn byby Oliver Green. Harpenden: Oldcastle/LondonOldcastlelLondon Transport Museum, 1989. pp.liv1,97.pp.[ivl,97. 9 LAWRENCE, DAVID. LondonLondon Transport capcap badges.badges. Harrow Weald: CapitalCapital Transport,Transport, 1989.1989. pp.128. 211211 drwgs.drwgs. Drwgs & detailed notes onon the badges of London TransportTransport r1y,rly, , trolleybustrolleybus & bus staff,staff, incl.thoseincl. those ofof somesome ofof L.P.T.B.'sL.P.T.B. 's predecessors. predecessors. GCle England—EastEngland-East Midlands Midlands regionregion 10 MILLS, DENNIS R. (ed).(ed). TwentiethTwentieth century century .Lincolnshire. Lincoln: Hist.rifHist.of Lincolnsh.Cmtee,Lincolnsh. Cmtee, jorfor Soc.jorSoc.for Lincolnsh.Hist.Lincolnsh.Hist.& & Arch., 1989. pp.xvii,401.pp.xvii,40l. 101101 illns. [History ofoj Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire, vol.12.1vol.12.) Ch.5, 'Roads'Roads replacereplace railways', byby PeterPeter R.White.R.White. RefsRefs toto rlys,r1ys, tramstrams && buses.buses. GC1hGClh England—NorthEngland-North WestWest region 11 ASHMORE, OWENOWEN (ed).(ed). HistoricHistoric industriesindustries ofof MarpleMarple andand Mellor.Melior. ByBy membersmembers ofof the MarpleMarple BranchBranch ofof the Workers' Educational Assorts.Assocn. Rev.edn of Ott.9181. Stockport: Stockport Leisure Services Divn,Dien, 1989.1989. pp.88,tivl.pp.88,[ivl. pp.76-8, Turnpike roads. pp.78-84,pp.78-84, . pp.84-8,pp.84-8, Railways.Railways. 12 RAIL, waterwater && tramways: three walks in north east Cheshire. [Chester]:[Chester}: Cheshire County Council, 1986.1986. pp.32 (incl.covers).(incl.covers). Walks along the Macclesfield, Bollington && MarpleMarple Rly, Macclesfield CanalCanal and Poynton Colliery Rly. GCGClj lj England—NorthEngland-North region 13 GEORGE, DAVIDDAVID andand BRUMHEAD,BRUMHEAD, DEREK.DEREK. Cumbrian Cumbrian industrial industrial archaeology: archaeology: aa fieldfield guide.guide. : [authors],[authors}, 1988. pp.79,plus 7pp bibliogr. 26 maps,6 drwgs. Typescript. GC4 IrelandIreland 14114t GILLIGAN,GILLlGAN, H.A. AA history history of of the the PortPort ofof Dublin.Dublin. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan,Macmillan, 1988.1988. pp.I?].pp.[?l. 15 HIGGINS, JOHN F. Transport in Ireland. Dublin: C.l.E.C.I.E. Group,Group, 1987. pp.26. 2222 illns.illns. Review of developmentsdevelopments in in the the r1yrly && busbus operationsoperations of of the the Coras Coras IompairIompair Eireann.Eireann. Address byby thethe C.I.E. GeneralGeneral Manager to the summersummer schoolschool of the Transport SalariedSalaried Staffs' Assorts,Assocn, Ruskin Hall, Oxford, 1515 July 1987.1987. 16 HORNER, ARNOLD.ARNOLD. Developments Developments inin earlyearly morningmorning publicpublic transporttransport asas anan indicatorindicator ofof change change inin thethe DublinDublin city-city­ region. Irish GeographyGeography vol.21 (1988) pp.45-7. Since 1956.1956. GE TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ENGINEERING ENGINEERING GE1GEl BiographiesBiographies of of transport transport engineersengineers 17 LANE, MICHAEL R.R. TheThe Rendel Rendel connection: connection: aa dynastydynasty ofof engineers.engineers. London: Quitter,Quiller, 1989. pp.224. Many illns,iIIns, incl.col. James Meadows Rendel (1799-1856) andand Rendel, Palmer & Tritton, civilcivil engineers.engineers. Their workwork includedincluded bridges,bridges, ferries, docks, roads & rlysr1ys inin BritainBritain && overseas.overseas. GE2 CivilCivil engineering engineering (general): (general): construction; construction; problemsproblems ofof terrain;terrain; tunnelling 18118t WEST, GRAHAM. InnovationInnovation and thethe riserise ofof the tunnelling industry. Cambridge Univ.Press,Unie.Press, 1988. pp.355. 6969 illns.iIIns. GE4 VehiclesVehicles 19 BONNETT, HAROLD.HAROLD. LincolnshireLincolnshire steamsteam in camera. Buckingham: Quotes,Quotes, 1988.1988. pp.88. A photographic record of steam transport: rlys,r1ys, industrialindustrial rlys,r1ys, roadroad vehicles vehicles && inlandinland wwys.wwys. 20 HOLDEN, BRYAN.BRYAN. 'sBirmingham's workingworking horses: a century of horse power on road, rail && canal. Birmingham: Barbryn, 1989. pp.120.pp.I20. Many illns. I! GG TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 21 HIBBS, JOHN. AnAn introductionintroduction to transporttransport studies.studies. 2nd2nd ednedn ofof Ott.10761.Ott.1076l. London: KoganKogan Page,Page, 1988. pp.110. GG3 PortsPorts associated associated with with inland inland waterways waterways andand railways,railways, but notnot ownedowned by themthem (See(See also no.14.)no. 14.) 22 EVANS, M. TheThe seaborneseaborne tradetrade ofof thethe portport ofof Ipswich Ipswich and itsits members. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis, Unie.ofUniv. of EastEast Anglia,Anglia, 1987.1987. 23123t FREEMAN,FREEMAN, RAY. RAY. Dartmouth: Dartmouth: a newa new history history of of the the port port and and its its people.people. Dartmouth: Harbour Books, 1987.1987. pp.152. Many illns. 24 HAWKES, G.I. The founderfounder of the port of Connah's Quay? Flintsh.Hist.SocIntFlintsh.Hist.Soc.jnl vol.32 (1989) pp.177-9.pp.I77-9. Connah's QuayQuay waswas developeddeveloped in the late 18th18th cent. asas aa coalcoal shippingshipping port. TheThe possiblepossible identity of Connah is discussed. 25 HAYHURST, J.D. Glasson Glasson Dock:Dock: aa walkwalk aroundaround thethe village.village. Thurnham ParishParish Council,Council, 1987.1987. pp.24(incl.covers).pp.24(incl.covers). 26 HILLING,HILLlNG, DAVID.DAVID. TechnologyTechnology andand thethe changingchanging portport systemsystem of England and Wales.Wales. Geography vol.74 (1989) pp.117- 27. The effects of containerisation && thethe redistributionredistribution ofof U.K.U.K. trade towardstowards EuropeEurope sincesince 1965;1965; the riserise ofof thethe smallersmaller ports & the development of ships to serve them.

97 27 McCALL, BERNARD. Coasters around Britain. Barry: author, 1989. pp.80. 156156 photos(8 col.),9 maps. Brief notes & photograph for each of the 149 coastal & inland ports currently used by coastal shipping, incl.formerinel.former canal & rly ports. 28 RENNISON, R.W.R.W. The The development development of of the the north-east north-east coal coal ports,ports, 1815-1914: 1815-1914: thethe contributioncontribution ofof engineering. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis, Unio.ofUniv.of Newcastle Newcastle upon Tyne, 1987. 29 SPONG, HARRY and STONE, VERNON. TheThe portport ofof Watcher. Watchet. Ships Monthly vol.24 no.6 (JuneOune 1989)1989) pp.19-23. Short history of the port & its trade. 30130t WATERS,WATERS, IVOR. IVOR. The The port port of ofChepstow. Chepstow. Chepstow: Moss Rose Press,Press, 1989. pp.107.pp.l07. Many illns.illns. LimitedLimited edn ofof 300300 copies. 31 WILLIAMS, N.J. TheThe maritime maritime trade trade of of the the East East Anglian Anglian ports ports 1550-1590. 1550-1590. Oxford:Oiford: Clarendon,Clarenrion, 1988. pp.xviii,321. Based onon the accounts && port port booksbooks of of Lynn Lynn and and Yarmouth, Yarmouth, andand theirtheir creeks.creeks. pp.50-61,pp.50-6I, Hinterland communications. pp.61-8, The river trade toto Norwich.Norwich. GH TRANSPORTTRANSPORT LIFE LIFE AND AND LABOUR LABOUR 32 DEWHURST, LUCY.LUCY. Housing Housing the the workforce: workforce: aa case case study study of of West West Yorkshire,Yorkshire, 1750-1900.1750-1900. Indl Arch.ReoiewArch. Review vol.11 (1988-9) pp.117-35. Workers' housing provided by employers, incl.turnpike,inel.turnpike, canal & rly cottages. GK TRANSPORTTRANSPORT AND AND THETHE NATIONNATION 33 McDONALD, A. The state,state, nationalisationnationalisation andand transport transport policy, policy, 1945-1955.1945-1955. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis, Urtio.ofUniv.qf ,Bristol, 1988. GK4 TransportTransport and and industry, industry, trade trade andand agricultureagriculture 34 SCARD, M.ANN. TheThe development development andand changingchanging organisationorganisation ofof Shropshire'sShropshire's quarryingquarrying industry,industry, 1750-1900.1750-1900. IndlAd, Arch.Review vol.11 (1988-9) pp.171-86. Incl.the useuse of stonestone forfor bridges, & the effecteffect of inlandinland navn & rlys in extending the markets forfor Shropshire stone. 35 WADE, JUDITH. The The Griff Griff Colliery Colliery Company Company Limited, Limited, , Warwickshire, 1882-1914:1882-1914: a casecase study in businessbusiness history. Mist.Hist. vol.14 (1989) pp.95-119. Refs to distribution of coalcoal byby thethe CoventryCoventry Canal, Canal, L.&L.& N.W.RlyN.W.Rly and G.W.Rly. 36 WILLIAMS, M.C. and LEWIS, M.J.T. GwydirGwydir slateslate quarries == ChwareliChwareli Gwydir.Gwydir. Plas TanTany y Budch:Bwlch: SnowdoniaSnowdonia National Park Study Centre,Centre, 1989. pp.24. 11 fig,11fig,l1 maps. Preliminary report on the historyhistory & indl archaeology of 12 quarries in east Caernarvonsh. Many hadhad inclinesinelines & internal tramways, one of which ranran to the L.& N.W.Rly BlaenauBlaenau FestiniogFestiniog branch. Incl.notcsInel.notes onon carriagecarriage ofof slateslate on the R.Conwy. 37137t WOOD,WOOD, OLIVER. OLIVER. West West Cumberland Cumberland coal coal 1600-1982/3. 1600-1982/3. Kendal: Cumberland & & Westmorland Antiq.& Antiq.& Arch Soc., 1988. pp.380. 66 figs.figs. [Extra series,series, vo1.24.1vol.24.1 GK7 TransportTransport lawlaw 38 GLASS, DAVID A. and CASHMORE, CHRIS.CHRIS. Introduction Introduction to to the the law law of of carriage carriage ofof goods. goods. London: SweetSweet && Maxwell, 1989. pp.xxviii,336. Inel.chaptersIncLehapters on inland & international carriage by roadroad && rail,rail, freightfreight forwarding,forwarding, containerisationcontainerisation && combinedcombined transport. pp.201-4,pp.201-4, Carriage byby inlandinland wwy.wwy. GT GENERALGENERAL DIRECTORIES, DIRECTORIES, GAZETTEERS, GAZETTEERS, ATLASES, ATLASES, GUIDEGUIDE BOOKSBOOKS 39 THE OLDOLD seriesseries OrdnanceOrdnance SurveySurvey mapsmaps ofof EnglandEngland andand Wales,Wales, scalescale 1 inch to 11 mile:mile: a reproductionreproduction ofof the 110110 sheets ofof thethe survey inin earlyearly state in 10 volumes. Intrdns by JJ.B.Hartley .B.Hartley et al.al. Lympne Castle: Margary. Mowry. Vo1.7,Vol.7, North-central England. 1989.1989. pp.lxx,103. SECTION C CANALCANAL AND AND RIVER RIVER NAVIGATIONS NA VIGATIONS CA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY HISTORY AND AND DECRIPTIONDECRIPTION OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAYWATERWAY TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ININ THETHE BRITISH ISLES 40 BURTON, ANTHONY. TheThe greatgreat daysdays ofof canals. Newton Abbot: David 0/& Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.224. 1616 col.pl.,manycol. pI. ,many illns.i1lns. A general history & description. 41 WARE, MICHAEL E. E. Britain's Britain's lost lost waterways. waterways. CombinedCombined edn edn of of 2 2 vols vols pub1.1979.pub1.1979. Ashboume:Ashbourne: Moorland, 1989. pp.189. 178 illns. A pictorial history. CB INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORTTRANSPORT AT PARTICULARPARTICULAR PERIODS CB1CBt AntiquityAntiquity and and early early use use ofof inlandinland navigationnavigation up to c.1600 42t421 JOHNSJOHNSTONE,-TONE, PAUL. The sea-craftsea-craft of pre-history. Ed.by Sean McGrail. 2nd edn. London: Routledge, 1988. pp.260. Minor corrections to 1980 edn. 43 MARSDEN, PETER (ed). (ed). AA latelate SaxonSaxon logboatlogboat from Clapton, LondonLondon BoroughBorough of Hackney. InternationalJnlInternationalinl of Nautical Arch.Arch.& & UnderwaterUnderwater ExplorationExploration vol.18 (1989) pp.89-111. Archaeological reportreport on logboat excavated from the R.Lee in 1987.1987. 44 McGRAIL, SEAN. Prehistoric water transport in N.W. Europe. Mariner's Mirror vo1.75 (1989)(1989) pp.297-312. Summary of the present state of knowledge ofof waterwater transporttransport from earliestearliest timestimes toto 1st cent.cent. A.D., with bibliography of 69 entries. 45 THE EARLIESTEARLIEST canal?canal? Canal & RiverboatRiverboat vol.12 no.6 (JuneOune 1989)1989) p.10.p.l0. Report of excavation of ditch at Glastonbury, thought to be remains of 12/13th cent. canal. CB5 InlandInland waterways waterways in in the the British British Isles Isles in in the the two two World World WarsWars 46 BOUGHEY, L.J. Mr Pick and the LondonLondon Midland && ScottishScottish Railway Company's canals.canals.JR&CHS JR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.470-80.pp. 470-80. Frank Pick's report toto thethe MinisterMinister ofof War TransportTransport proposing proposing rationalisationrationalisation of the L.M.&L.M.& S.RIyS.Rly canals,canals, 1941,1941, & the rlyr1y co's response. 98 CC INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ININ PARTICULAR PARTICULAR REGIONSREGIONS OF THE BRITISH ISLESISLES CC1cCClc England-SouthEngland-South East East region region 47)47t VINE,VINE, P.A.L. P.A.L. Kent & &East East Sussex Sussex waterways. waterways. MidkurskMidhurst: Middleton,Middleton, 1989. pp.[96).ppJ96]. A pictorial history. CCCCle le England-EastEngland-East Midlands Midlands region region 48148t ROBINSON,ROBINSON, DAVID DAVID N. N. Lincolnshire Lincolnshire boats boats and and bridges bridges inin camera.camera. Buckingham: Quotes,Q!lotes, 1989.1989. pp.80. 7979 photos.photos. 49 SMITH, MIKE.MIKE. DerbyshireDerbyshire canals.canals. Derby: Hall, 1987. pp.52. [Derbyshire heritageheritage series.]series.l 50 TAYLOR, MIKE.MIKE. JessJess Smith'sSmith's Lincoln.Lincoln. WWvol.18WWvol.18 no.4no.4 (Apr.1989) (Apr. 1989) pp.44-6.pp.44-6. Based on reminiscences ofof aa familyfamily owningowning & & operating operating boats boats on on thethe ,Humber, Trent andand Fossdyke.Fossdyke. CC1fCClf England-EastEngland-East Anglia Anglia (See also no.31.) 51 FOOTE, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. The The Middle Middle Level Level experience.experience. Canal & Riverboat vol.12vol.12 no.7 (JulyOuly 1989)1989) pp.28-30, no.8 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.20-1. History & present condition of the Middle Level Navn. CC1hCClh England-NorthEngland-North West West regionregion 52152t FLETCHER, JOHN C. C. Waterways Waterways into into Castlefield. Castlefield. Manchester.Manchester:- Richardson,Richardson, 1989. pp.20. 4343 illns.illns. History of Manchester's navigations. 53153t OWEN,OWEN, DAVID DAVID E. E. Canals Canals to to Manchester. Manchester. PprbkPprbk edn.edn. Manchester Univ.Press, 1198721.[1987?). pp.133.pp.133. A history. CD SPECIALSPECIAL TYPES TYPES OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY CD2 RiverRiver and and estuarial estuarial ferries (See(See also also nos.123-4.) nos.123-4.) 54 WEIR, MARIE.MARIE. FerriesFerries inin Scotland.Scotland. Edinburgh.-Edinburgh: Donald, 1988.1988. pp.vii,204. 5858 illns.illns. History of river, estuarial && island ferries, incl.rly-owned ferries on the Forth, Clyde and Tay estuaries.estuaries. AppendicesAppendices list Scottish ferries down the ages, & those operating inin 1988.1988. CE INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY ENGINEERINGENGINEERING CE2 CivilCivil enginering enginering (general): construction and maintenance; problems of terrain;terrain; water supplies (See(See also no.18.) 55 CRAGG, DAVID. The lifebloodlifeblood of canals. WWWWvol.18 vol.18 no.4 (Apr.1989) pp.42-3. Water supplies from Barnhurst SewageSewage Works to the StaffordshireStaffordshire & Worcestershire and Shropshire Union Canals. 56 GLADWIN, DAVID. BuildingBuilding Britain's canals.canals. Studley: Brewin, 1988. pp.136. 123123 illns.illns. Pictorial history of canal engineering. 57 SMITHETT, ROBIN.ROBIN. CanalCanal waterwater supply.supply. Canal & RiverboatRiverboat vol.12 no.3 (Mar.1989) pppp.17-19. 17-19. The sourcessources of water supply for canals.canals. CE4 BoatsBoats and and boat boat buildingbuilding (See alsoalso nos.19,42-4,95,1110,111,118.)nos.19,42-4,95,1'00,111,118.) 58 A BROWSE through a boatbuildingboatbuilding family'sfamily's album.album. WWWWvol.18 vol.18 no.12no.12 (Dec.1989)(Dec. 1989) pp.62-8. Collection of photos of boat construction at Bushell Bros, Tring, 1875-1952.1875-1952. 59 CARR, FRANKFRANK G.G.G.G. SailingSailing barges. 3rd edn. Lavenham: Dalton, 1989. pp.siv,462,[81pp.xiv,462,[8l col.pl. A standard workwork on thethe historyhistory && descriptiondescription ofof EnglishEnglish sailing barge types. 60160t CHAPLIN,CHAPLIN, TOM. TOM. Narrow Narrow boats. boats. New New ednedn ofof The narrow boat bookbook (1978).(1978). London: Whittet, 1989.1989. pp.232. 61]61 t HILL, JOHN M. M. From From stem stem to to stern: stern: the the practical practical guide guide to to all all aspects aspects of of narrowboat narrowboat signwritingsignwriting and decoration. 2nd edn. [?!- (21,m, 1989.1989. pp.60.pp.60. Annotated lineline drwgs.drwgs. 62162t HUGHSON, MARTIN.MARTIN. John John Robertson, Robertson, engineer: engineer: designerdesigner ofof thethe Comet'sComet's engine.engine. Beith: BoneheadBarrhead Of& Neilston Hist.Assom,Hist. Assocn, 1989. pp.[?].pp.[?). 63 LANGFORD, A.M.A.M. Steamboat-buildersSteamboat-builders ofof Brimscombe. Brimscombe. Cloucestersh.Soc.forGloucestersh.Soc.for lndlInd( Arch.jn11987Arch,JnI 1987 pp.33-41, 19881988 pp.3-20. A detailed history of the boatboatyardsyards on the Thames & Severn Canal, 1884-1931.1884-1931. They built boats for Egypt, Central Africa & South America, as wellwell as for BritishBritish wwys.wwys. 64 LEWERY, TONY. TheThe knobstickknobstick painter. WWvol.18WW vol.18 no.1no.l (Jan.1989)Oan.1989) pp.53-9. The artart ofof William Hodgson (1878-1957),(1878-1957), the exponent of the north west'swest's distinctivedistinctive style of narrow boat decoration. 65 LEWERY, TONY. Soap 'oles, bed 'oles'oles and bugs.bugs. WWWWvol.18 vol.18 no.10no.l0 (Oct.1989) pp.51-6.pp.51-6. A study of boatman's cabins. 66 MACLEOD, INNES andand NEIL,NEIL, JAMES. JAMES. The The Dalswinton Dalswinton steamboat steamboat 1788-1988. 1788-1988. Dumfries: Farries,Fames, 1988.1988. pp.40. 1919 illns. Notes on early experimental steamboats & the construction of a replica of the steam-powered paddle boat demonstrated on Dalswinton Loch in 1788.1788. 67 PARRY, STEVEN and MeGRAIL,McGRAIL, SEAN. The Tredunnoc boat. InternationalInternationalJnl Jul of Nautical Arch.&Arch. & UnderwaterUnderwater Exploration vol.18 (1989) pp.43-9. Archaeological reportreport onon 19th cent.cent, barge excavated from the banks of the R.Usk nearnear Newbridge-on-UskNewbridge-on-Usk in 1987.1987. 68 TAYLOR, MIKE. B.W.'sB.W.'s wide wide boatboat fleet.fleet. WWWWvol.18 vol.18 no.2 (Feb.1989)(Feb. 1989) pp.44-7.pp.44-7. A short study of British Wwys' widewide beambeam carryingcarrying fleetfleet 1948-88.1948-88. CG INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY OPERATIONSOPERATIONS CG1CGl TransportTransport of of goods; goods; canalcanal carrierscarriers (See also no.50.) 69 FAULKNER, ALAN.ALAN. FellowsFellows Morton && Clayton Ltd.Ltd. WINWWvol.18 vol.18 no.6 (JuneOune 1989)1989) pp.54-63,pp.54-63, no.7no.7 (JulyOuly 1989)1989) pp.72- 9. A history of the company, its boats & operations, publ.to commemoratecommemorate itsits centenary.centenary.

99 70 HOLLAND, STANLEYSTANLEY A. InIn search search ofof fly-boats. fly-boats. Canal & Riverboat vol.12 no.lno.1 Oan.1989)(Jan.1989) pp.19-21,pp 9-21, no.2no.2 (Feb.1989)(Feb. 1989) pp.16-17. Outline historyhistory ofof canal canal fly-boatfly-boat services.services. CG5 PortsPorts owned owned by by canal canal and and navigation navigation companies companies (See (See also also nos.27,82,84,92,109,120.) nos.27,82,84,92,109,120.) 71)71l MURLESS,MURLESS, BRIAN BRIAN J. J.Bridgwater Bridgwater Docks Docks and and thethe RiverRiver Parrett.Parrett. 2nd2nd edn. Bridgwater: Somerset County Library, 1989. PP.pp.5l.51. History of the port on the R.Parrett, thethe BridgwaterBridgwater & Taunton Canal's dock,dock, & the G.W.Rly dock branch. CH INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY LIFELIFE ANDAND LABOURLABOUR (See also nos.32,65,116.) 72 REEVE, JANET M.M. CabinCabin crochet crochet ofof thethe inlandinland waterways.waterways. Stockton-on-Tees: author, 1989. pp.[i),26.ppli1,26. Ten patternspatterns forfor makingmaking crochetcrochet lacelace inin thethe traditionaltraditional stylesstyles usedused byby boatwomenboatwomen forfor decoratingdecorating their costumes,costumes, narrow boat cabins, & horses' bonnets. CHICH! Biographical/autobiographicalBiographical/autobiographical memoirsmemoirs of canal life (See also no.113.) 73 WHITE, H.P.H.P. (ed). (ed). Reflections Reflections on on water: water: reminiscences reminiscences ofof Frank Frank Rogerson,Rogerson, one-timeone-time Watermanwaterman on the Weaver Navigation. JR&CHSjR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.342-51,495.pp.342-51,195. Working on the Salt Union boats, 1928-45.1928-45. CL INDIVIDUAL CANALSCANALS AND RIVER NAVIGATIONSNA VIGATIONS Ashton Canal 74 BOUGHEY, L.J. AshtonAshton Canal branches.branches. WWvol.18WW vol.18 no.8 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.65-9. History & present condition of three branches of thethe'canal. 'canal. Upper and Lower Avon Navigations (Warwickshire) 75 DAVIES, JAMIE. OldOld AvonAvon locks.locks. Canal & RiverboatRiverboat vo1.12vpl.12 no.3no.3 (Mar.(Mar.1989) 1989) pp.30-l.pp.30-1. Description of remains of locks. Birmingham Canal Navigations (Sec(See also no.278.) 76 MOORE, DUNCAN. TheThe vitalvital northern link. WWvol.18WW vol.18 no.11 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) pp.72-5. The Ogley branch of the Wyrley & Essington Canal. Bridgewater Navigation 771nl MULLINEUX,MULLINEUX, FRANK. FRANK. The The Duke Duke of of Bridgewater Bridgewater's canal. canal. 2nd2nd edn.edn. Eccles: EcclesEccles & & DistrictDistrict Hist.Soc.,Hist.Soc., 1988. pp.35. Caledonian Canal 78 BOARD. Cruising on the Caledonian Canal. (London],[London], 1988. pp.1i1,13.pp.[iJ,13. Maps. A navigational guide. ChesterfieldChestedield Canal 79 ROFFEY, JAMES. TheThe ChesterfieldChesterfield Canal: the history of a unique waterway and a description of its route. Illus.hyIllus.by Richard Allsopp. Buckingham:Buckingham.. Barracuda,Ba"acuda, 1989. pp.148. 114 photos,photos,l6 16 maps & plans,drwg. 80180l RIDDELL, J. TheThe Clyde: Clyde: anan illustrated illustrated historyhistory ofof thethe riverriver andand itsits shipbuilding.shipbuilding. Fairlie:Faith,. FairlieFairlie Publng,Publng, 1988. pp.[?]. Crinan Canal 81)81l AITKEN,AITKEN, WILLIAM. WILLIAM. 'It's 'It's the the Crinan Crinan Canal Canal forfor me'! Scots Mag. vol.131 (1989) pp.571-7.pp.57I-7. River Dee 82 PLACE, G.W. ParkgateParkgate andand thethe royalroyal yachts:yachts: passengerpassenger traffictraffic between thethe North West and Dublin in thethe eighteenth century. Trans.Trans.Hist.Soc.of Hist. Soc. oj Lancash.e..i Lancash. & Chesh.Chesh. vol.138 (1988) pp.67-83. The development of Parkgate as a packet port. Canal 83 CLEW, KENNETH R.R. TheThe DingwallDingwall Canal. 2nd edn. Dingwall Museum Trust, 1988. pp.9. [Local studies, no.l.)no.1.1 Repr.of 1st edn with addtl paragraph. Exeter Canal 84 HENDERSON, CHRISTOPHER G. G. Exeter Exeter Quay Quay and and the the Exeter Exeter Canal Canal in in the the sixteenth sixteenth and and seventeenth seventeenth centuries. Maritime South West no.4 (1988) pp.4-17. 85 WHEELER, DAVIDDAVID V.H.V.H. The The Exeter Exeter Canal: Canal: the the problem problem of of towing towing ships, ships, 1830-1930.1830-1930. Maritime South West no.1no.l (1985) pp.23-9. Grand Junction Canal 86 CHILD, G.G.J. J. TheThe declinedecline and fallfall of a canal empire. Juljnl WatfordWatford & DistrictDistrict hullIndl Hist.Soc.Hist.Soc. no.15 (1989) pp.32-3. The canal between Uxbridge and King's Langley.Langley. 87 SEAR, Dr JOHN. TheThe NewportNewport PagnellPagnell canal. WWvol.18WW vo1.18 no.12no.12 (Dec.1989) pp.44-6. Brief history of this branch canal. 88 SHARMAN, FRANKFRANK A.A. FeudalFeudal copyholdercopyholder and industrialindustrial shareholder:shareholder: the Dimes case.case.jnl Jai ofoj Legal Legal Hist. no.10no.l0 (1989) pp.71-fi9.pp.71-89. The case of Dimes v the Grand Junction Canal Company,Company, 1836-53.1836-53. Grantham Canal 89 HOLLYOAKE, JAN. LadyLady in waiting.waiting. Canal & RiverboatRiverbeaJ vol.12 no.7 (JulyOuly 1989)1989) pp.33-5. History & present state of this canal, abandoned in 1936.1936.

100 Huddersfield Canal and Sir John Ramsden's [Huddersfield Broad]Broadl Canal (See also no.633.) 90)90t FOX,FOX, PETER. PETER. Pennine Pennine passage: passage: the the history history of of the the Huddersfield Huddersfield NarrowNarrow Canal. Ashton-under-Lyne: Huddersfield Canal Soc., 1988. pp.80. 57 inns.ilIns. Kennet & Avon Canal 91 DALBY, JACK.JACK. Newbury wharf. WWvol.18WW vol.18 no.6 (JuneOune 1989)1989) pp.76-8. Kidwelly & Llanelly Canal 92 MORRIS, W.H.W.H. Report Report on on the the restoration restoration of of Kidwelly Kidwelly harbour byby John RennieRennie andand EdwardEdward Bankes,Bankes, 1820.1820. Carmarthensh.Antiquary vol.24 (1988) pp.75-81. Transcription of reports presented to the KidwellyKidwelly & Llanelly Canal Co. (See(See also also nos.25,207.)nos.25,207.) 93)93t PHILPOTTS,PHILPOTTS, ROBERT. ROBERT. Building Building the the Lancaster Lancaster Canal. Canal. NewNew edn. London: Blackwater, 1989. pp.iii1,16.pp.liil,46. 94 SLATER, DAVID, MAIN,MAIN, MARTIN, MARTIN, CLARK, CLARK, JON JON and and BLUNDELL, BLUNDELL, LESLEY. LESLEY. The The complete complete guideguide to the Lancaster Canal. Carstang: Lancaster Canal Trust, 1989. pp.I611.pp.[61). 95 SWAIN, R.W.A. TheThe packetpacket boats. WWvol.18WW vol.18 no.6 (JuneOune 1989)1989) pp.65-7. History of packet boats on the Lancaster Canal. Lee Navigation 96 FAIRCLOUGH, K.R.K.R. The The River River Lea Lea 1571-1767: 1571-1767: aa riverriver navigationnavigation priorprior toto canalisation.canalisation. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis, Univ.of London, 1986. 97 FAIRCLOUGH, K.R.K.R. The The River River Lea Lea before before 1767: 1767: anan adequate adequate flash flash locklock navigation.navigation. JTH 3rd ser.ser. vol.10vol.10 (1989)(1989) pp.128-H.pp.128-44. Leeds & Liverpool Canal 98)98t CLARKE, MIKE. LeedsLeeds andand LiverpoolLiverpool Canal: a history and guide. : Carnegie,Camegie, 1989. pp.180. 99 FREETHY, RONRON andand WOODS,WOODS, CATHERINE.CATHERINE. Discovering Discovering the the LeedsLeeds toto LiverpoolLiverpool canal. [n.p.]:[n.p.l: Countryside, [1989d.[1989?). pp.96,1121pp.96,[12] col.pl. Sketches by Carole Pugh,photos. 100 SMITH,SMITH, PETER PETER L. L.Steam Steam on on the the Leeds Leeds and and Liverpool Liverpool Canal.Canal. CanalCanal & Riverboat vol.12 no.2 (Feb.1989)(Feb. 1989) pp.30-1. History of steam boat operation on the canal. 101 HUNT, W.M. CrisisCrisis on thethe LouthLouth Canal. JR&CHSjR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.380-91. Dispute with the Board of Customs as to whether coal from Yorkshire passingpassing via via the the HumberHumber to the Louth Navn should pay sea-borne coal duty, 1809-10.1809-10. Manchester, Bolton & Bury Canal 102 PARKER,PARKER, STEVEN STEVEN and and CHESTER-BROWNE, CHESTER-BROWNE, RICHARD. RICHARD. A Atowpath towpath guide guide to to the the Manchester, Manchester, Bolton Bolton && BuryBury Canal. (Bolton]:[Boltonl: M.B.&M.B.& B. B.Canal Canal Soc., 1989. pp.H.pp.44. 8pp photos,9 maps. Manchester Ship Canal 103 DARWELL,DARWELL, JOHN. JOHN. The The Big Big Ditch: Ditch: the the Manchester Manchester Ship Ship Canal Canal seen seen through through the the camera camera of of John John Darwell.Darwell. Chorlry.-Chorley: Countryside, 1987. pp.r721.pp.[72). Photographic album. 104 PAGE,PAGE, DAVID. DAVID. Doon Doon the the gazoon.gazoon. WWvol.18WW vol.18 no.5 (May 1989)1989) pp.72-6. History of BlackhillBlackhilllocks locks && inclinedinclined plane. Gazoon is the local word for caisson. Nene Navigation 105 JENKINS,JENKINS, H.J.K. H.J.K. A mid-seventeenthA mid-seventeenth century century scheme scheme for for navigation navigation onon thethe RiverRiver Nene.Nene. Northamptonsh.PastNorthamptonsh. Past & PresentPresent vol.8 (1989- ) pp.25-30. Proposal put forward in a pamphletpamphlet ofof c.1653 for making the river navigable from Northampton to the sea. Peak Forest Canal (See also no.136.) 106 BOWYER,BOWYER, OLIVE. OLIVE. The The Peak Peak Forest Forest Canal: Canal: its its construction construction and and later later development. development. NewNeu, Mills Local Hist.Soc., 1988. pp.67. Typescript. 107 ROBINSON, LES. InIn PeakPeak condition.condition. Canal & RiverboatRiverboat vol.12 no.5 (May 1989)1989) pp.26-8. Brief history & description. Ribble Navigation 108 CHAPPLE, N.P.N.P. TheThe port port of of Preston: Preston: forces forces forfor change,change, 1860-1939.1860-1939. Unpubl. M.Sc. thesis,thesis, Univ.ofUniv.of Salford, Salford, 1987. 109 DAKRES, JACK M. TheThe lastlast tide:tide: aa history history of of the the portport of of Preston Preston 1806-1981. 1806-1981. Preston: Carnegie,Camegie, 1986. pp.328. 186186 photos,photos,13 13 maps & plans,3 figs.figs. Detailed history of the three Ribble NavnNavn CosCos (1806-83)(1806-83) and the PortPort ofof Preston Preston (1883-1981).(1883-1981). With fleetfleet list of tugs, dredgers & other vessels ofof thesethese underakings,underakings, and appendices on shipbuilding & shipbreaking at Preston. RodingBoding Navigation 110 BOYES, JOHN.JOHN. Cutting through to Ilford.IIford. Countryside vol.37 (1989) p.ll.p.11. How the River Roding was made navigable up to Ilford.I1ford. Severn Navigation 111 CONWAY-JONES,CONWAY-JONES, HUGH. HUGH. Severn Severn tugs.tugs. WWvol.18WW vol.18 no.7 (JulyOuly 1989)1989) pp.66-71. Historical review ofof tugstugs && theirtheir operation on the R.Severn.

101 Sharpness New Docks & Gloucester & Birmingham Navigation 112 CRAWFORD,CRAWFORD, NEVILLE NEVILLE G. G. Thomas Thomas Telford Telford and and the the Gloucester Gloucester and and Berkeley Berkeley Canal. Indl Arch.ReviewArch. Review vol.11vol.ll (1988-(1988- 9) pp.155-70. Based upon the Telford MSS collection at Ironbridge Gorge Museum. A version of this article orig.publ.in Gloucestersh.Soc.forGloucestersh. Soc.jor IndlIn& Arch.jnI1981,Arch Jed 1981, entitled 'The GloucesterGloucester and Berkeley and manuscripts in the Telford Collection'Collection'. . Sheffield & South Yorkshire Navigation 113 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, MIKE. MIKE. Memories Memories of of the the Sheffield Sheffield Canal. WWWWvol.18 vol.18 no.Ino.ll I (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) pp.78-81.pp.78-8l. Based on interviews with 3 men who worked on the canal, c.1930-70.c.1930-70. Shropshire Union Canal (See also no.55.) 114 FOWLER,FOWLER, DAVID. DAVID. Pontcysyllte Pontcysyllte probed.probed. New ClodCivil Engr no.856 (3 Aug.1989)Aug. 1989) pp.16-19. Report on structural inspectioninspection of the aqueduct. 115 HAIDER, G.G. ReconstructionReconstruction ofof LlangollenL1angollen Canal. Proc.InstnProc.lnstn of Civil EngrsEngrs pt 1,I, vol.86vol.86 (1989)(1989) pp.1047-66.pp. 1047-66. 1982-92 works. 116 NIXON,NIXON, MARGARET MARGARET M. M. Century Century in inPorters Porters Row: Row: a glimpsea glimpse into into bygone bygone times times at at Ellesmere Ellesmere Port. Wirral Journal vol.4volA no.7 (Aut.1989)(Aut. 1989) Pp.7-9.pp.7-9. Restored terrace of canal workers' cottages at the National Boat Museum. 117 WILDING,WILDING, ALAN. ALAN. A A lost lost navigation. navigation. Canal & RiverboatRiverboat vol.12 no.10no. to (Oct.1989) pp.21-2. Brief history & present state of the Shrewsbury branch. Stour Navigation (Suffolk) 118 MARRIAGE,MARRIAGE, JOHN. JOHN. Digging Digging up up thethe past.past. Canal & RiverboatRiverboal vol.12 noAno.4 (Apr.1989)(Apr. 1989) pp.32-3. Excavation of the old dry dock at FlatfordFlatford && discoverydiscovery of remains of a lighter. Stourbridge Navigation 119 FOXON, TOM. TheThe battle battle ofof Brettell Brettell Lane.Lane. WWWWvol.18 vo1.18 no.1no.1 (Jan.(Jan.1989) 1989) pp.44-5,pp.44-5, no.3 (Mar.(Mar.1989) 1989) p.71.p.7l. Account of a dispute between the Stourbridge Navn and thethe Oxford,Oxford, WorcesterWorcester && Wolverhampton Rly over the use of Brettell Lane wharf for transhipping traffictraffic from the canal to thethe sly,r1y, 1853-6.1853-6. Canal 120 HOLLAND,HOLLAND, STANLEY STANLEY A. A. Morwellham Morwellham and and the the Tavistock .Canal. Canal & RiverboatRiverboat vol.12 no.12 (Dec.1989)(Dec. 1989) pp.43-ppA3- 5. History & description of the canal & its port. 1211121 r DILS,DILS, J.A. J .A. Henley Henley and and the the river river trade trade in in the the pre-industrial pre-industrial period.period. Oxford Local Hist. vol.2 (198?) pp.[?-?].pp.[?-?l. 122 ROGERS,ROGERS, BRIAN. BRIAN. Thames Thames flood flood control.control. WWWWvol.18 vol.18 no.9 (Sep.1989)(Sep.1989) pp.56-8. A technical history, from paddles & rymcrsrymers to radial weirs.weirs. 123 SAINSBURY,SAINSBURY, FRANK. FRANK. The The Woolwich Woolwich FreeFree Ferry.Ferry. EssexEssexJnlvol.24 Jnl vol.24 (1989) pp.11-14.pp. 11-14. 124 WATSON,WATSON, JULIAN JULIAN and and GREGORY, GREGORY, WENDY. WENDY. Free Free for for all: all: a celebrationa celebration of of 100 tOO years years of of the the Woolwich Woolwich FreeFree Ferry.Ferry. Greenwich Libraries, London BoroughBorough of Greenwich,Greenwich, 1989. pp.32. 2929 photos,plan.photos,plan. A brief history of the ferryferry && itsits vessels.vessels. Trent & Mersey Canal 125 GODWIN,GODWIN, JOHN. JOHN. Murder Murder on on the the GrandGrand Trunk.Trunk. WW vol.18 no.6 (June 1989)1989) pp.74-5. Account of a notorious murder on the canal in 1839.1839. 126 MOSS,MOSS, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. The The Middlewich Middlewich letters: letters: carriers carriers mail mail on on the the Trent Trent & & MerseyMersey CanalCanal inin 1846.1846. Oldham: PostalPostal Hist.Hisl. Soc. ofof Lancash. & & Chesh.,Cheek , 1989. pp.[ii],52.pp. [ii] ,52. Typescript. [Special[Special publicationpublication no.3.] Based on a collection of letters carried by barge from carriers, customerscustomers && other wharveswharves to MiddlewichMiddlewich Wharf. Facsims of 52 letters,letters, with intrdn & annotations on what they reveal about the carriagecarriage ofof mail relating to canalcanal business & how business was conducted. Warwick & Birmingham Canal Navigation 127 HOLLYOAKE, JAN. FocusFocus onon ShrewleyShrewley tunnel. Canal & RiverboatRiverboat vol.12 no.1no.l (Jan.1989)(Jan. 1989) pp.28-9. CQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAYS: WATERWAYS: thethe appeal appeal ofof inland inland waterways; waterways; cruising;cruising; canalsidecanalside walkswalks 128 GAGG,GAGG, JOHN. JOHN. Canal Canal & & inland inland cruising. cruising. SparkforetSparkford: Haynes,Hares, 1989. pp.168. Many illns,l6iIIns,16 col.pl.col.pl. [A[A FoulisFoulis boatingboating book.]book.l An introductory guide. 129 MERRILL,MERRILL, JOHN JOHN N. N. Canal Canal walks. walks. Matlock: J.N.M.Publns. J.N.M.Publns. Vol.],Vol.1, DerbyshireDerbyshire and Nottinghamshire.Nottinghamshire. NewNewedn, edn, 1988. pp.[iii],79.pp.liii1,79. 3030 towpath towpath walks walks described.described. Vol.2,Vo1.2, Cheshire and . 1989. pp.vi,82.pp.vi,82. 4040 towpath towpath walks walks described.described. coatCQl Preservation, restoration, museums, exhibitions 130 CHAPLIN, PETER H. Waterway conservation. London: Whittet,Whittel, 1989. pp.96. A guide to conservation of canal buildings, structures, banks, && canalsidecanalside environment. CT GENERALGENERAL DIRECTORIES, DIRECTORIES, GAZETTEERS, GAZETTEERS, ATLASES,ATLASES, GUIDEGUIDE BOOKSBOOKS 131 PEARSON'S canalcanal companions.companions. Burton-on-Trent:Burton-on-Trenl: Pearson.Pearson. Birmingham Canal Navigations. 1989. pp.120. Cheshire Ring and Wigan Pier. 3rd edn. 1989.1989. pp.64. Shropshire Union & LlangollenL1angollen canals. 3rd edn. 1989.1989. pp.56. Cruising guides. 132 PERROTT,PERROTI, DAVID DAVID (ed). (ed). The The Ordnance Ordnance Survey Survey guide guide to to waterways. waterways. 4th4th edn. London: Nicholson, 1989. Vol.Vol.1, 1, South. South. pp.208. pp.208. Vol.2,Vo1.2, Central. pp.176. Vol.3,Vol.3, North.North. pp.176.pp.176.

102 SECTION RR RAILWAYSRAILWAYS

RA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY HISTORY AND AND DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION OFOF RAILRAIL TRANSPORT IN THE BRITISHBRITISH ISLESISLES 133 GORDON,GORDON, W.J. W.J. Our Our home home railways: railways: how how they they began began and and how how they they are are worked. worked. Repr.of Repr.of Ott.56/5593/7433 Ott.56/559317433 inin oneone vol. London:London.- Bracken, 1989. pp.xii,268,[iii],248,[48]pp.xii,268,[iiiI,248,[48) col.pl. 134/134l MARSHALL,MARSHALL, JOHN. JOHN. The The Guinness Guinness railway railway book.book. London: Guinness Publng, 1989.1989. pp.224. Many innsillns (incl.col.).(incl.col.). Reference book on the history of the world's rlysr1ys & their recordrecord achievements.achievements. RB RAILRAIL TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODSPERIODS RB1RBI Origin,Origin, antiquity, antiquity, and and early early use use of of rail transport (See(See also no.229.) 135 RATTENBURY,RATTENBURY, GORDON. GORDON. The The Trevil Trevil Rail Rail Road Road Company. Company. JRGCHSjR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.454-69. History of the tramroad fromfrom thethe TrevilTrevil limestonelimestone quarries to ironworksironworks in the EbbwEbbw VawrVawr valley.valley. 136 RIPLEY,RIPLEY, DAVID. DAVID. The The Peak Peak Forest Forest Tramway Tramway including including the the Peak Peak Forest Forest Canal.Canal. 3rd3rd ednedn ofofOtt.9036. Ott.9036. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.72. 4444 photos,16photos, 16 maps & plans,2 diagms.diagms. [Locomotion papers, no.38.]no.38.) RB2 The transitional period, from mineral waggonway toto publicpublic passengerpassenger railway,railway, 1800-18301800-1830...1850 ... 1850 (See(See alsoalso nos.207,229,429.) 137 ANSTIS,ANSTIS, RALPH. RALPH. The The Birch Birch Hill Hill tramroad.tramroad. New RegardRegard ofof the the ForestForest of Dean Dean no.2 (1986)(1986) pp.52-5. A short 20th cent. tramroad, usingusing steelsteel railsrails on stonestone blocks, in the ForestForest of Dean, probablyprobably forfor carryingcarrying stone.stone. 138 RIDEN,RIDEN, PHILIP. PHILIP. The The ironworks ironworks at at Alderwasley Alderwasley andand MorleyMorley Park. Derbysh.ArchlnlDerbysh.Arch.jnl vol.108voU08 (1988) pp.77-107. Refs to tramways from Marehay collieries toto MorleyMorley Park,Park, and Morley Park to Hartshay wharfwharf on thethe CromfordCromford Canal. 139 STANDING,STANDING, IAN. IAN. The The industrial industrial heritage heritage of of Bixhead Bixhead and and Bixslade Bixslade inin thethe ForestForest ofof Dean. Gloucestersh.Soc.forGloucestersh.Soc.jor IndlInd( Arch.jn11987Archlnl 1987 pp.17-32. Refs to, & maps of various dates showing, the Bicslade tramroad of the Severn & Wye Rly. 140 THOMAS,THOMAS, KEITH. Wagons of the A.& G. Dramway. Bristol Ind!Indl Arch.Soc.Jn1Arch.Soc.jnl vol.21 (1989) pp.23-7. Avon & Gloucestershire Rly.R1y. RB3 1830-19141830-1914 TheThe Railway Railway Age Age 141 POPPLEWELL, LAWRENCE. Contractors' lines.lines. Bournemouth: Melledgen, 1988.1988. pp.84. 9 maps & diagms. Study of the role of contractors in promotingpromoting && financingfinancing rlys,r1ys, particularlyparticularly inin thethe southsouth ofof England England 1851-1914.1851-1914. A companion volume toto thethe author's Railway contractors contractors series. With tablestables of the numbernumber ofof newnew lineslines builtbuilt byby eacheach contractor. RB6 1921-19391921-1939 The The 'Big 'Big Four' Four' amalgamations amalgamations of of 1923 1923 and and railways railways during during the the 1920s1920s andand 1930s1930s 142 LELE MANQUAIS, MANQUAIS, F.C. F.C. Railway Railway reflections: reflections: a aunique unique collection collection of of photographs photographs fromfrom the '30s'30s by F.C.Le Manquais.Manquais. With a commentary by Thomas Middlemas. Wellingborough.-Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989.1989. pp.176. The lengthy commentary is based partly on Le Manquais' notebooks.notebooks. RB7 1939-19451939-1945 Railways Railways in inthe the British British Isles Isles during during the the Second Second World World WarWar (See(See alsoalso nos.8,416,445,581,729.)nos.8,416,445,581 ,729.) 143 EARNSHAW, ALAN. Britain's Britain's railways railways atat warwar 1939-1945. 1939-1945. Pertly:,Penryn, :Cornwall: Atlantic Transport,Transport, 1989.1989. pp.1481.pp.[48). 83 photos. A series of short chapters on the impact of the war upon thethe railways,railways, & their rolerole in thethe warwar effort.effort. Illus.withIIIus.with presspress photos, mostly notnot publ. at the time.time. 144 HALE,HALE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Were Were you you an an evacuee? evacuee? BlackcountnnanBlackcountryman vol.22 no.4 (Aut.1989) pp.40-2. Arrangements for rail evacuation of children from Birmingham & the Black Country, 1939.1939. RBIORB10 1948-1948- RailwaysRailways of of the the British British Isles Isles in in general general and and 'British 'British Railways' Railways' 145 BODY, GEOFFREY. RailwaysRailways of the Eastern Region. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens. 1986-9.1986-9. 2 vols.vols. [PSI,[PSLfield field guideguide seris.]series.) Vol.1,VoU, Southern operating area. Repr.ofRepr.of 1986 1986 edn,edn, withwith adds]addtl material.material. 1989.1989. pp.232.pp.232. AdddAddtl chapterschapters && gazetteergazetteer covering changes since 1986.1986. Vol.2,Vo1.2, Northern operating area. 1989.1989. pp.232. 1461146l BODY,BODY, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. Railways Railways of of the the SouthernSouthern Region.Region. Repr.ofRepr.of 1984 1984 ednedn withwith addtladdtl material. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.296. IPSL[PSLfield fold guideguide series.]series.) Addtl chapters & gazetteer coveringcovering changeschanges sincesince 1984.1984. 147 BODY,BODY, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. Railways Railways of of the the Western Western Region. Region. Repr.of Repr.of 1983 1983 edn,edn, withwith addtladdtl material.material. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.296. [PSLfieldIPSL field guideguide series.]series.) Addtl chapters & gazetteer covering changes sincesince 1983.1983. 148 BROWN,BROWN, MURRAY MURRAY (ed). (ed). A A day day in in the the life life of of British . Newton Abbot: David && Charles,Charles, 1989.1989. pp.192. Many photosphotos (inc1.17pp(incl. 17pp col.) A portrayal in wordswords & photos of a typical summer Friday in 1988.1988. 149 CARTER,CARTER, DAVID DAVID and and FOX, FOX, PETER PETER (ed). (ed). Today's Today's railways: railways: review review of of the the year,year, vol.2.vol.2. Sheffield:Shiffield: Platform 5,5,1989. 1989. pp.I44.pp.144. Many illnsillns (16pp in col.). A photographic review of the events of 1988. Dust jacket gives thethe editors as Steven Knight and Peter Fox. 150 COTTON,COTTON, W.A. W.A. The The management management of Britishof British Railways Railways by by the the Railway Railway Executive, Executive, 1948-1951. 1948-1951. Unpubl. Ph.D. thuis,thesis, Univ.Univ.of of Sheffield,Shiffield, 1985. 151 GOODE, C.T. RailwayRailway ramblesrambles withwith a box camera, no.2. HulkHull: author,author, 1989. pp.60. Album of author's photos,photos, 1950s-1960s.1950s-1960s. 152 GREEN,GREEN, C.E.W. C.E.W. The The renaissance renaissance of ofthe the urban urban rail rail networks: networks: Presidential Presidential addressaddress to thethe RailwayRailway StudyStudy Association.Association. (London':[London}: NetworkNetwork SouthEast,SouthEast, 1989. pp.44. Business strategy of the Network SouthEast sector, of which thethe author is the Director.

103103 153 HARDY,HARDY, R.H.N. R.H.N. Beeching: Beeching: champion champion of of the the railway? railway? London: [anIan Allan, 1989.1989. pp.126,1661pp. 126,[66} p1.pI. A study of Dr Beeching's achievements as Chairman ofof the BritishBritish Transport Commission/British Commission/British RlysRlys BdBd 1961-5.1961-5. See also review article ininJR&CHS JR&CHS vo1.30vol.30 (1990-2) pp.2-5. 154 KENNEDY,KENNEDY, REX REX (ed). (ed). Motive Motive power power review. review. London: [anIan Allan, 1989.1989. pp.80. Many illns,ind.col.illns,incl.col. Review of events on B.R. andand LondonLondon UndergroundUnderground 1987-8, 1987-8, concentratingconcentrating on on locos locos && rollingrolling stock.stock. 155 PARKER, SirSir PETER.PETER. ForFor starters: starters: thethe business business ofof life.life. London: Cape,Cape, 1989. pp.xiv,326,[241pp.xiv,326,[24} pI.pl. 1010 text illns.illns. An autobiography. pp.182-286, His period as Chairman ofof the the BritishBritish RlysRlys Bd,Bd, 1976-83.1976-83. 1561156l RAILRAIL and and steam steam yearbook. yearbook. Peterborough:Peterborough.- E.M.A.P. E.M. A. P. NationalNational Publns, 1989. pp.124. Review of events in 1988.1988. RC RAILRAIL TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN IN PARTICULAR PARTICULAR REGIONS REGIONS OF THE BRITISHBRITISH ISLESISLES (Sec(See classclass class class RD9RD3 for industrial railways,railways, classclass RD6 for miniature railways,railways, classclass RL for individual railwayrailway companies, and class DG2d for tramways in particular regions.)regions.) RC1aRCla England-SouthernEngland-Southern England England 157 POPPLEWELL,POPPLEWELL, LAWRENCE. LAWRENCE. Coastal Coastal shields shields to to blue blue water: water: railways railways and and the the Channel Channel 1840-1914. 1840-1914. Bournemouth: Melledgen, 1989. pp.1641.pp.(64). RCRClb lb England-SouthEngland-South West West RegionRegion 158 BASTIN,BASTIN, C.H. C.H. The The Turnchapel Turnchapel & & Yealmpton Yealmpton branch branch lines.lines. Plymouth: author, 1989.1989. pp.30. 3737 photos.photos. Typescript. Description of L.&L.& S.W.Rly and G.W.Rly branches in the Plymouth area. 1591159l DINWOODIE,DINWOODlE, JOHN. JOHN. Suburban Suburban rail rail demand demand in in eastern eastern Plymouth Plymouth 1988.1988. Plymouth Polytechnic Dept Dept of of Shipping Shipping && Transport, 1989. pp.73. 160 END of the line. Plymouth: Bastin, 1989. 2 vols (nos.1 & 2). pp.28,28. Descriptions of Westcountry branch line closures,closures, chieflychiefly from contemporary newspapers. 161 FINCH, G.G. RailwaysRailways andand thethe balancebalance ofof trade inin VictorianVictorian .Devon. Devon CS& Cornwall NotesNotes CS& QueriesQueries vol.36 (1987- ) pp.85-8.pp 85-8. Effect ofof r1ysrlys on the economy of Devon, 1844-1914,1844-1914, with statistics of goods traffic imported & exported by rail. 162 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Branch Branch lines lines around around Weymouth Weymouth from from Ahbotsbury, Abbotsbury, EastonEaston andand thethe Quay. Midhurst: Middleton, 1989. pp.I961.pp.(96). 120 photos,O.S.plans. A pictorial history. 163 OPPITZ, LESLIE.LESLIE. DorsetDorset railwaysrailways remembered.remembered. Newbury: Countryside,Countryside, 1989. pp.112. An outline history, line by line. 164 OWEN,OWEN, JOHN. JOHN. Life Life on on the the railway. railway. Bath: Millstream, 1989. pp.199.pp. 199. History & description of Bath (Green Park) station, locoloco shedshed & environs, traintrain && traffictraffic working,working, && their staffstaff establishments. 165 PECK,PECK, TONY. TONY. The The round round house house at at Simonsbath: Simonsbath: whatwhat isis it?it? Exmoor Review vol.30 (1989) pp.47-9. Suggests thatthat it was a surveyors' buthut forfor aa rlyr1y schemescheme c.1826.c.1826. 166 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, KEVIN KEVIN (comp). (comp). Devon Devon and and Cornwall Cornwall railways railways in in old old photographs.photographs. Gloucester: AlanAlan Sulton,Sutton, 1989. pp.144. 167 SIMMONS, JACK. TheThe railway railway inin Cornwall Cornwall 1835-1914. 1835-1914. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.148-57.pp. 148-57. Social effects. Orig.publ.inJnlOrig.pubLin in/ Royal Royal Instn [mtn CornwallCornwall ri.s.n.s. vol.9 (1982)(1982) pp.11-29. RCRCle lc England-SouthEngland-South East East Region Region 168 COLLETT,COLLETT, GRAHAM GRAHAM (ed). (ed). Surrey Surrey and and Sussex Sussex by by rail: rail: a aguide guide to to the the routes, routes, scenery scenery andand towns.towns. Norwich: Jarrold,Jarrokl, for Rly DevelopmentDevelopment Soc.Soc., , 1988. pp.64. 169 FINCH,FINCH, PETER. PETER. Henry Henry Edwards, Edwards, M.P., M.P., and and South South Nutfield: Nutfield: an an example example of of Victorian Victorian estate estate development. development. Surrey Hist. vol.3 (1984-9) pp.184-92.pp. 184-92. Incl.his collaboration with thethe S.E.Rly inin thethe developmentdevelopment ofof his estate. 170 GLENN, D.FEREDAY. TheThe lastlast daysdays ofof steamsteam in SurreySurrey andand Sussex.Sussex. Gloucester: AlanAlan Sutton,Sulton, 1989.1989. ppJviii1,128.pp.[viiiJ,128. A photographic record. 171 HAY, PETER. SteamingSteaming through West Hants, includingincluding the BournemouthBournemouth area. Midhurst:Midhurst Middleton,Middleton, 1989. pp.196].pp.(96). 120 photos. Photographic album. 172 HEALY, JOHN. TheThe last last days days ofof steam steam inin Buckinghamshire.Buckinghamshire. Gloucester: Alan Alan Sulton,Sutton, 1989.1989. pp.136. A photographic record. 173 JONES,JONES, PETER. PETER. The The Pompey Pompey train.train. Chippenham: Piston,Pieton, 1988. pp.60. A pictorial record of r1ysrlys in the Portsmouth area. 174 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. West West Sussex Sussex railways railways in in the the 1980s. 1980s. Midhurst: Middleton, 1989. pp.1961pp.(96). 120120 photos (inc1.16(incl. 16 col.pl.). A photographic record. 175 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC, VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Branch Branch line line to toAllhallows, A1lhallows, including including PortPort VictoriaVictoria and Grain. Midhurst: Middleton, 1989. pp.(96).ppl96]. 120120 photos,O.S.plans.photos,O.S.plans. A pictorial history of the Gravesend-Port Victoria line & branches. 176 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH, KEITH, Guildford Guildford to to Redhill.Redhill. Midhurst: Middleton, 1989.1989. pp.196].pp.(96). 120120 photos,O.S.plans. [Country railwayrailway routesroutes series.]series.} A pictorial history of the line, incl.the Dorking Greystone Lime Co.'s BetchworthBetchworth quarry rlys.r1ys. 177 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, KEVIN. KEVIN. Hampshire Hampshire railways railways in in old old photographs. photographs. Gloucester: Alan Sutton, 1989. pp.l44,.pp.144. 178 WATERS,WATERS, LAURENCE. LAURENCE. Oxfordshire Oxfordshire railways railways in in old old photographs.photographs. Gloucester.-Gloucester: Alan Alan Suttan,Sutton, 1989. pp.160.

104104 London 179 CENTRALCENTRAL London London Rail Rail Study: Study: a jointa joint study study by by the the Department Department of of Transport, Transport, British British Rail Rail Network Network SouthEast,SouthEast, London Regional Transport,Transport, Ltd. London, 1989. pp.lii1,23,7pp.[iiJ,23,7 fldg col.maps. Col.photos,figs,7 col.maps in text. Proposals for new tube & B.R. cross-Londoncross-London underground lines. 180 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. Railways Railways in in and and around around Woolwich. Woolwich. SouthernSouthem Notebook vol.10 (1989- ) pp.23-34. A paper read to the Rly Club, 55 Sep.1969.Sep.1969. 181 TUCKER, MALCOLM.MALCOLM. Bricklayers'Bricklayers' ArmsArms station. London's Indllndl Arch. no.4 (1989) pp.I-23.pp.1-23. Report of fieldwork && documentary documentary researchresearch carried carried out out byby the Indl Arch.Soc. London-Underground railwaysrailways (See also nos.7-9,154,179,293.) 182 BRUCE, J.GRAEME. UndergroundUnderground shuttles.shuttles. Rlys South EastEast vol.1 (1987-9) pp.223-27, vol.2 (1989-)(1989- ) pp.25-9,55. History of branch line shuttleshuttle servicesservices & their stock. 183 CONNOR,CONNOR, PIERS. PIERS. The The 1938 1938 tube tube stock.stock. HarrowNarrate Weald: Capita!Capital Transport/London Transport Museum, 1989. pp.120. Many photos(incl.col.),3photos(inel.col.),3 diagms. 184 FOUNTAIN,FOUNTAIN, DANNY. DANNY. The The Metropolitan Metropolitan Railway. Railway. Broadsheet no.22 (Aut.1989)(Aut. 1989) pp.3-9,14-17. Extracts from 1885 Instn of Civil Engrs paper referring to Paddington-Farringdon Street broad gauge line. 185 HARDY,HARDY, BRIAN. BRIAN. Piccadilly Piccadilly Circus: Circus: thethe HubHub ofof thethe Empire.Empire. Underground News 1989 pp.236-43. History of Piccadilly Circus station. 186 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. Metropolitan Metropolitan complications complications atat KingsKings Cross. Underground News 1989 pp.54-5. Booking offices, ticket ticket barriers barriers & & entrances entrances at at King'sKing's Cross (Metropolitan) station. 187 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. The The first first hundred hundred years years of of Chesham's Chesham's railway. railway. [Cover [Cover title: title: CheshamChesham MetropolitanMetropolitan LineLine centenary 1889-1989.]1889-1989.] Chesham TownTows Courted,Council, 1989. pp.17.pp.l7. 1212 photos,2photos,2 maps. 188 ROBINS,ROBINS, IAN IAN and and MITCHELL, MITCHELL, NICK. NICK. Accidents Accidents on on the the London London Underground.Underground. Underground News 1989 pp.193- 208,213,313. Brief notes of all accidents featured in Government accident reports,reports, 1860-19871860-1987. . 189 TUBETUBE services services inin 1913.1913. Underground News 1989 pp.435-8. RCtdRC Id England-WestEngland- Midlands RegionRegion 190 BIRMINGHAMBIRMINGHAM Snow Snow Hill.Hill. !Birmingham]:[Birmingham}: B.R. B.R. L.M.RegionlWestL.M. Region/West MidlandsMidlands P. P T.A.,T.A. 1987. pp.1161.pp.[16]. Col.ffinsCol.illns. Brochure commemorating opening of new station. 191 HALE, MICHAEL. TheThe Horseley Horseley Fields Fields railwayrailway buildings.buildings. Blackcountyman vol.22 no.lno.1 (Wntr 1989)1989) pp.34-9, no.2 (Spr.1989) pp.41-6. History ofofG.W.Rly, G.W.RIy, later L.&L.& N.W.RlyN.W.Rly stationstation facilitiesfacilities in Wolverhampton. 192 SHROPSHIRESHROPSHIRE RAILWAY RAILWAY SOCIETY SOCIETY (comp.& (comp.& ed.). ed.). Shropshire Shropshire railways railways pictorial.pictorial. Shrewsbury: Shropshire Books, 1989. pp.iv,74. A photographic record c.1950-69 (incl.col.). RCleRCte England-EastEngland-East Midlands Midlands regionregion 193 ANSCOMB, J.W.J.W. Woodford: 'city of the future'. Forward no.72 (Apr.1989)(Apr. 1989) pp.8-11.pp.8-1!. The town of WoodfordWoodford (Northamptonsh.) did not develop as expected afterafter thethe openingopening ofof thethe G.C.Rly'sG.C.Rly's LondonLondon extension. Incl.repr.of article from the Daventry Express 14 Mar.1903. 194 BIGGS, PAUL A. BritishBritish Rail inin thethe eighties:eighties: Leicestershire.Leicestershire. Loughborough: Bradgate, 1989. pp.60. 1212 col.pl. A photographic record. 195)195t CHRISTIAN,CHRISTIAN, ROY. ROY. Derby Derby in in the the making. making. PtPt 1, 1, RailwayRailway Derby.Derby. Coventry: Jones-Sands,Jones-Sands, 1989. pp.26. 48 inns.illns. 196 HEALY,HEALY, JOHN JOHN M.C. M.C. The The last last days days of of steam steam in in Northamptonshire. Northamptonshire. Gloucester.Gloucester: AlanAlan Sutton, 1989. pp.135. A photographic record. 197 HEALY, JOHN M.G.M.C. TheThe last last daysdays ofof steam steam inin LeicestershireLeicestershire and Rutland. Gloucester: Alan Alan Sutton, 1989. pp.[iv],140.pp. [ivJ, 140. A photographic record. 198 PIRT, KEITHKEITH R. R. East East Coast Coast Main Main Line-Retford. Line-Retford. Peraryn, Penryn, Cornwall: AtlanticAtlantk Transport,Transport, 1989. pp.[481.pp.[48]. [Colour of steam, vol.7voI.7.] .1 Album of author's col.photos,col. photos , latelate 1950s/early1950s/early 1960s.1960s. 199 RHODES,RHODES,JOHN. JOHN. Bourne Bourne to to Saxby.Saxby. Boston: K.M.S.KM. S. Books,Books, 1989. pp.52. 2626 photos,map,7photos,map,7 plansplans && diagms,9diagms,9 facsims.facsims. A history of the line. 200 SAUNDERS,SAUNDERS, JOHN JOHN (ed). (ed). Lines, Lincs, Notts Notts & &Derbyshire Derbyshire by by rail: rail: a aguide guide to to the the routes, routes, scenery scenery andand towns.towns. Norwich: Jarrold,jarrold, forfor RlyRly Development Development Soc.Soc., , 1989. pp.64. 201 STRETTON, JOHN.JOHN. Leicestershire Leicestershire railwayrailway memories.memories. Paddock Wood: Unicorn, 1989. pp.158,[81pp.158,[8] col.pl. 266 photos. Photographic album. 202 WILSON,WILSON, JOHN JOHN P. P.The The development development of of Nottingham's Nottingham's railways. railways. Nottingham Civic Soc.Soc., [1989]. pp.32. 3232 illns,mapiIIns,map on fldg back cover,3 maps & plans in text,3text,3 facsims,facsims: [Get to know Nottingham series.] RClf England-EastEngland-East Anglia Anglia 203 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEY STANLEY C. C. The The Cromer Cromer branch.branch. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.144.pp.I44. 7373 photos,9ppphotos,9pp maps & track diagms. 10akwood[Oakwood library of railway history,history, no.74Jno.74.] History of the G.E.Rly, M.&M.& G.N.JointG.N.Joint Rly Rly and and Norfolk Norfolk & & Suffolk Suffolk Joint Rlys lines to Cromer. 204 MANN,MANN, J.D. J.D. (comp.). (comp.). East East Anglian Anglian steam steam gallery. gallery. Pts Pts 3 3& & 4, 4, A A pictorial pictorial journey journey aroundaround thethe EasternEastern Counties.Counties. Frinton­Frinton- on-Sea: South Anglia, 1989. pp.[48],[48].pp.[48l,[48]. 205 OPPITZ, LESLIE.LESLIE. EastEast Anglia Anglia railwaysrailways remembered. Newbury:Newbury.. Countryside, 1989. pp.128. An outline history, line by line.

105 RC1gRClg England-NorthernEngland-Northern England England 206 HILL,HILL, PETER. PETER. In Infocus: focus: railways railways in in the the North North West.West. Norwich: Coo,lea,Coorlea, 1989. pp.48. ManyMany photos,maps.photos,maps. Survey in words & photos ofof thethe currentcurrent scenescene inin , GreaterGreater Manchester,Manchester, Lancash.,Lancash., and Cumbria. RCIhRClh England-NorthEngland-North West West regionregion 207 BIDDLE,BIDDLE, GORDON GORDON (comp). The railwaysrailways around Preston:Preston: anan historicalhistorical review.review. Stockport:Stockport: Foxline, 1989. pp.[56].pp.[561. 140 illns,5 maps & plans. [Scenes[Scenes.from from the past, no.6.)no.6.1 A profusely illus.short historyhistory ofof each each line line in in thethe district.district. pp.[5-81,pp.I5-8], TheThe Lancaster Canal tramroad. 208 HEAP,HEAP, FRANK. FRANK. Railways Railways remembered: remembered: the the railways railways around around Lancaster Lancaster andand Morecambe.Morecambe. East Lancash.Rly News no.37 (Smr/Aut.1989)(Smr/Aut.l989) pp.11-20. 209 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, E.M. E.M. Railways Railways in inand and around around the the Manchester Manchester suburbs: suburbs: a selectivea selective pictorial pictorial review.review. Stockport:Stockport: Faxline,Foxline, 1989. pp.I1281.pp.[1281. 254 illns,3 plans,facsims,maps on endpapers. [Scenes .from from thethe past, no.8.1no.8.) 210 Ma.cFARLANE,MacFARLANE, ANDREW ANDREW (ed). (ed). Peaks Peaks and and plains plains by by rail: rail: aa guide guide to to thethe routes, routes, sceneryscenery andand towns.towns. Norwich: jarrold,Janold, forfor Rly DevelopmentDevelopment Soc., 1989. pp.64. Covers Shrewsbury and Stafford to Liverpool, Manchester and the Peak District. RC1iRCli England-YorkshireEngland-Yorkshire and and North North Humberside Humberside 211 BAIRSTOW,BAIRSTOW, MARTIN. RailwaysRailways around Harrogate. Vol.1,VoU, TheThe LeedsLeeds Northern,Northern, NiddNidd Valley Valley andand WetherbyWetherby lines. Rev.edn. Halifax: author,author, 1989. pp.72. 125125 illns,4 maps. 212 BATTY,BATTY, STEPHEN STEPHEN R. R. Rail Rail centres: centres: Leeds/Bradford. Leeds/Bradford. London: IanAllan,Ian Allan, 1989. pp.160. 203203 photos,11photos,! 1 mapsmaps && plans. 213 ELLIS, NORMAN. WestWest YorkshireYorkshire railwayrailway stations. Ed.by PeterPeter Tuffrey. Doncaster: Bond, 1989. pp.[ii],54.pp.[ii1,54. 7171 illns,illns, mainly of early 20th cent.picturecent. picture postcards, with extended captions. 2141214t HULLHULL railway railway guide guide for for September September 1943.1943. Facsim.repr.Facsim.repr. Hull: LocalLocal Archives Unit,Unit, HumbersideHumberside CollegeCollege of Higher Education, 1988. pp.[?l.pp.[?]. 215 SMITH, IANIAN R.R. RidingRiding thethe traintrain inin Yorkshire.Yorkshire. York: M.D.Publns,M.D.Publar, [c.19891.lc.19891. pp.28. Col.mapCol.map && photos.photos. Guide to 1010 railway rides. RClj England-NorthEngland-North region region 216 BOWTELL,BOWTELL, HAROLD HAROLD D. RailsRails throughthrough Lakeland:Lakeland: anan illustrated illustrated history history of of the the Workington-Cockermouth-Keswick- Workington-Cockermouth-Keswick­ Penrith railwayrailway 1847-1972.1847-1972. St Michael's-on-Wyre:Michael's-on- Wyre: Silver Link,Link, 1989. pp.200. Many illns.illns. 217 BURTON,BURTON, ROSEMARY. ROSEMARY. Exploring Exploring the the Tyne Tyne valley valley byby train. Weston-super-Mare: KingsmeadKingsmead Press,Press, for for BritishBritish Rail (Eastern), 1989. pp.40. [A[A Kingsmead guide.] Guide to townstowns && sights served by the Newcastle-CarlisleNewcastle-Carlisle line. 218 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. Rails Rails in in the the Durham Durham fells.fells. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.125-31. History of lines in Weardale, ineLindustrialincl. industrial rlys. 219 HUTCHINSON,HUTCHINSON, TOM. TOM. Weardale: Weardale: towns towns and and railway railway in in postcards. postcards. Picture Postcard Monthly no.127 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) p.26. 220 'M.N.A.' Heaton-forHeaton-for Byker. Byker. RWR W vol.50 (1989) pp.598-602. 150 years of rlysly history of Heaton. RC1-C2 EnglandEngland to to Scotland; Scotland; the the East East Coast Coast and and West West CoastCoast routesroutes (See also nos.374,612.) 221 DUNBAR, A.G. A note on the 'Race to the North'. N.B.RlyN.B. Rly Study GroupGroupjnl jnl no.37 (Mar.(Mar.1989) 1989) pp.17-19.pp.17-19. Mainly a repr.of an article in the Dundee Sunday Post 20 Aug.1933. RC2 ScotlandScotland 222t2221 BURGESS,BURGESS, ROSEMARY ROSEMARY andand KINGHORN,KINGHORN, ROBERT.ROBERT. Moray coast railways. Aberdeen Univ.Univ.Press, Press, 1989. pp.85. 141141 illns,34 maps. 223 MARTIN, DON. TheThe story story ofof Lennie.Lenzie. Bishopbriggs: StrathkelvinStrathkelvin DistrictDistrict LibrariesLibraries && Museums, 1989. pp.64. 34 photos. Incl.the influenceinfluence of the N.B.Rly upon thethe developmentdevelopment of the town. 224 THOMAS,THOMAS, JOHN JOHN and and TURNOCK, TURNOCK, DAVID. DAVID. North North of of Scotland. Scotland. Newton Abbot: Abbot: D.St]. D.StfThomas/David ThomaslDavid && Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.336,fldg map. 1616 p1.,5pl.,5 maps,facsims.maps,facsims. [A regionalregional history ofof thethe railwaysrailways of Great Britain, vol.15.]voU5.] RC3 WalesWales 225 BOYD,BOYD, JAMES, JAMES, I.C. I.C. Narrow Narrow gauge gauge railways railways in in south south Caernarvonshire. Caernarvonshire. Vol.2, Vo1.2, The The Welsh Welsh HighlandHighland Railway.Railway. 2nd edn ofofOtt.9718. Ott.9718. Oxford.'Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.x,142,[64] pl.,f1dgpl.,fldg map & gradient profile.profile. [The British narrownarrow gaugegauge railway, no.4.] 226 HAMBLY,HAMBLY, MARK MARK and and SOUTHERN, SOUTHERN, DAVE DAVE (comp). (comp). Railways Railways of of the the Dee Dee Valley: Valley: RuabonRuabon toto Corwcn.Corwen. [Llangollen]:[Llangollen): Llangollen RlyRly Soc., 1989. pp.[iiil,36.ppliii1,36. 2222 photos,map,gradientphotos,map,gradient profile,3profile,3 facsims.facsims. Brief history of the G.W.Rly line & the industrial branches & tramways. 227 PAGE,PAGE, J. J. South . Wales. 2nd 2nd edn edn of of Ott.9642. Ott.9642. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1988. pp.207,fldg map.map, 16 pl.,maps. Addtl 'Postscript' chapter, && up-dated gazetteer. 228 PAGE,PAGE, JAMES. JAMES. Rails Rails in in the the Valleys. Valleys. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.192. 131131 photos,map,facsims.photos,map,facsims. A discursive account of the operation of the South Wales valley lines in their heyday. Thematic chapters include coal traffic, weekend seasideseaside excursions, excursions, engine engine sheds, sheds, rly sly ports, ports, & & the the L.M.S.L.M.S. in South Wales. 2291229t VANVAN LAUN, LAUN, J. J. The The Clydach Clydach Gorge: Gorge: industrial industrial archaeology archaeology trails trails in in the the south south east east of of the the BreconBrecon Beacons.Beacons. 3rd edn of Ott.9664. [l):Pk Brecon Brecon BeaconsBeacons National ParkPark Cmtee,Cmtee, 1989. pp.32. Incl.the routes of the Clydach, Llammarch, and Bailey's tramroads, and thethe Merthyr, TredegarTredegar & & AbergavennyAbergavenny Rly. RC4 IrelandIreland 230 CHAPMAN,CHAPMAN, R.G. R.G. An An Irish Irish double double anniversary. anniversary. RWvol.49RW vol.49 (1988) pp.744-7, vol.50 (1989) pp.216-20. Outline history of Northern IrelandIreland railwaysrailways sincesince 1910.1910.

106 231 COONIE, IAN M. The Irish 'Enterprise'. RMRAf vol.135 (1989) pp.802-5.pp.802-5 . History of the Belfast-Dublin service, since 1914. 232 CREEDON,CREEDON, C. C.The The Cork, Cork, Bandon Bandon and and South South Coast Coast Railway: Railway: an an illustrated illustrated history. history. Vol.2, Vo1.2, 1900-1950. 1900-1950. Cork: author, 1989. pp.162. 57 photos,map,15photos,map,I5 track diagms. 233 'D.M.' [D.Murray?].[D.Murray?). TheThe UlsterUlster Railway.Railway.Jnl Jnl Irish Rly RecordRecord Soc.Soc. vol.17 (1989-) pp.78-84. 234 GREENE,GREENE, E. E. The The Barrow Barrow Bridge Bridge repairs repairs 1986.1986. JnlJet Irish Irish RlyRly Record Record Soc.Soc. vol.17 (1989- ) pp.pp.72-7. 72-7. Description of worksworks by by aa C.I.E.C.I.E. engineer. 235 JONES,]ONES, PETER. PETER. Irish Irish railways railways traction traction & &travel: travel: the the complete complete guide guide to to all all N.I.R.N.I.R. and and I.R. I.R. locomotives locomotives & & coachingcoaching stock, together with loco diagramsdiagrams andand distance tables.tables. 2nd edn. Shipley:Shiplty: Metro Enterprises,Enterprises, 1989. pp.128. 5656 photos(34photos(34 col.).coL). 236 LECKY, J. BelfastBelfast to Dublin in 90 minutes.minutes.Jnl Jai IrishIrish RlyRly Record Record Soc.Soc. vol.17 (1989-) pp.38-40.pp.38-40. Log & brief detailsdetails ofaof a specialspecial run run byby thethe G.N.R.(I)G.N.R.(I) in 1924.1924. 237 McDONALD, B. The BanbridgeBanbridge lines.lines.Jnl Jet Irish Irish RlyRly Record Record Soc.Soc. vol.17 (1989-) pp.54-62.pp.54-62. History of the three rlys radiating from Banbridge. 238 McNEILL, D.B. Two Antrim sidings.sidings. JnlJet IrishIrish RlyRly Record Record Soc.Soc. vol.17 (1989- ) pp.130-l.pp.130-1. Sidings serving Aldergrove aerodromeaerodrome duringduring two World Wars. 239 MORTON,MORTON, GRENFELL. GRENFELL. Railways Railways in inUlster: Ulster: historic historic photographs photographs of of the the ageage ofof steam.steam. Belfast: Friar's Bush Press,Press, 1989. pp.90. 240 MURRAY,MURRAY, D. D. Collision Collision at at Hazelhatch. Hazelhatch.Jnl jnl Irish Irish RlyRly Record Record Soc.Soc. vol.17 (1989-)(1989- ) pp.63-71.pp.63-7l. In 1955.1955. 241 MURRAY, K.A. AA Waterford Waterford incident.incident.Jnl Jet Irish Irish RlyRly Record Record Soc.Soc. vol.17 (1989-(1989-) ) pp.132-4. Collision near Grace Dieu Junction,Junction, Waterford in 1907.1907. 242 NEWHAM, A.T.A.T. The The Listowel Listowel && BallybunionBallybunion Railway,Railway, cornp.bycomp.by Michael Foster and incorporatingincorporating thethe originaloriginal bookletbooklet by the late A.T.Newham. New edn ofofOtt.98H. Ott.9874. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.112. Many photosphotos & diagms. [Locomotion papers, no.33.1no.33.] 243 O'MEARA,O'MEARA,]. J. The The Athenry Athenry & & TuamTuam Railway. Railway. JnlJet kithIrish Rly Rly Record Record Soc.Soc. vol.17 (1989-)(1989- ) pp.22-37.pp.22-37. RC6 IsleIsle of of Man Man 244 SMITH,SMITH, DAVID DAVID H. H. The The Groudle Groudle Glen Glen Railway. Railway. : Plateway, 1989. pp.56. 29 photos,8 drwgs,map,plans,facsims. RC8 EnglishEnglish Channel Tunnel and and other other Channel Channel crossing crossing schemes.schemes. 245 BRDISHBRITISH RAILWAYS RAILWAYS BOARD. BOARD. Channel Channel Tunnel Tunnel RailRail Link.Link. London, 1989. pp.16. 2 col.maps.col.maps. Announcement of the route selected for the new lineline fromfrom London to the Channel Tunnel. IncLanIncl.an explanationexplanation of how the selection was made, & a policy statement on environmental protectionprotection & compensation. 246 BRITISHBRITISH RAILWAYS RAILWAYS BOARD. BOARD. International International rail rail services services forfor thethe UnitedUnited Kingdom.Kingdom. [London],[London}, 1989. pp.32. 7 col.maps,8 col.figs.col.figs. Plan for passenger, freight & parcels servicesservices through through the the ChannelChannel TunnelTunnel in 1993. (The plan required byby SectionSection 40 of the Channel Tunnel Act, 1987).1987). 247 NAVAILLES,NAVAILLES, JEAN-PIERRE. JEAN-PIERRE. Le Le tunnel tunnel sous sous La La Manche: Manche: deux deux siecles siecles pour pour saucer sauter le le paspas 1802-1987. 1802-1987. France: Champ Vallon, 1987. pp.276. 59 inns.illns. 248 THETHE CHANNEL CHANNEL Tunnel. Tunnel. London: Thomas Telford,Telford, 1989. pp.[iv],331.pp.[iv1,33l. ProceedingsProceedings of conference organisedorganised byby the Instn of Civil Engrs and thethe SocieteSociete des Ingenieurs et ScientifiquesScientifiques dede France in London & Paris, 20-2220-22 Sep.1989.Sep.1989. Papers on the development, finance, design & management of the Eurotunnel project. RCIORCtO InternationalInternational comparisons comparisons andand cooperation; cooperation; BritishBritish contributioncontribution toto overseasoverseas railways (See also no.414.) 249 BINNS, DONALD. The Transandine route. Locomotives International no.lno.1 (Oct.1989)(Oct. 1989) pp.20-6, no.2 (Dec.1989)(Dec.1989) pp.22- 30. History of the metre gauge Chilean Transandine Rly, registeredregistered inin LondonLondon inin 1888,1888, && itsits locos.locos. 250 DAVIES, JOHN. BritishBritish steamsteam inin Australia:Australia: aa centennialcentennial review.review. SpecialSpecial issueissue of British Overseas Rly Rly Jnl in! (no.5/6) 1988-1988- 9 pp.66-91.pp.66-9l. 28 photos. Details of the British-made steam locos inin each of the Australian states in 1888, with tabulated lists. 251 MAIR, CRAIG.CRAIG. DavidDavid Angus:Angus: thethe lifelife and adventuresadventures ofof a VictorianVictorian railway engineer. Stevenage: Strong Oak Press, 1989. pp.xii,218,[241pp.xii,218,[24] pl.pI. Angus (1855-1926) spent spent almostalmost allall hishis workingworking life life in in S.America S.America (Brazil, (Brazil, Argentina, Argentina, Uruguay,Uruguay, Paraguay & Chile) & a short time in Southern Africa. RD SPECIALSPECIAL TYPES TYPES OF OF RAILWAY RAILWAY ANDAND LOCOMOTIONLOCOMOTION RDtRDI LightLight railways railways and and Light Rail Metro Metro systemssystems (See classclass RL for individual light railway companies, and classclass DG2d for tramways.) 252 SCOTT-MORGAN,SCOTT-MORGAN, JOHN. JOHN. Railways Railways of ofArcadia: Arcadia: a photographica photographic survey survey of of the the Colonel Colonel Stephens Stephens railways.railways. Bromley: Waters, 1989. pp.168. 274 photos,maps,diagms. With a chronology of Stephens' rly engineering career, & an appendix on the Kent && EastEast SussexSussex Rly buildingsbuildings byby LeslieLeslie Darbyshire. 253 TAPLIN,TAPLlN, MICHAEL MICHAEL and and FOX, FOX, PETER PETER (ed). (ed). Light Light Rail Rail Review Review no.1.no.l. Sheffield: Light Light Rail TransitTransit Assocn/PlatformAssocn/Platjorm 5, [1989].(1989). pp.64. Many ilIns(16ppillns(16pp in col.).coL). Review of current & proposed lightlight railrail schemes inin thethe U.K. and worldwide.worldwide. RD2 NarrowNarrow gauge gauge railwaysrailways (See class RD3 for narrow gauge industrial railways, and class RL forfor individualindividual statutory narrownarrow gaugegauge railwayrailway companies.)companies.) 253a HANNINGTON,HANNINGTON, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Walking Walking thethe tramtram toto Camber.Camber. The ColonelColonel no.15 (Xmas 1988)1988) pp.5-7. Description of remains of the Rye & Camber Tramway.

107 254 HOUSEHOLD,HOUSEHOLD, HUMPHREY. HUMPHREY. Narrow Narrow gauge gauge railways: railways: England England and and the the fifteen fifteen inch.inch. Gloucester: Alan Alan Sulton,Sutton, 1989. pp.178. An intrdn on minimumminimum gaugegauge rlysrlys forfor publicpublic use,use, followedfollowed by chapters on the Fairbourne Rly, RavenglassRavenglass & Eskdale Rly, Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Rly, Sand Hutton LightLight Rly,Rly, ColsterdaleColsterdale reservoirreservoir constructionconstruction rly, Harrogate Gas Co's Rly, andand LyntonLynton && BarnstapleBarnstaple Rly. 255 W.G.BAGNALLW.G.BAGNALL LTD LTD narrow narrow gauge gauge locomotives locomotives and and rolling rolling stock stock 1910: 1910: aa facsimilefacsimile reprint.reprint. Ed.byEd.by AndrewAndrew Neale. Intrdn byby Allan C.Baker. Bnghton:Brighton: Plateway, 1989..pp.60.1989 .. pp.6G. Selective repr.repr. of 1910 catalogues ofof W.G.BagnallW.G.Bagnall Ltd, 'makers ofof locomotiveslocomotives for all gauges, portable and light railways, sleepers, carriages,carriages, wagons, tiptip trucks, switches, chilled wheels, turntables,turntables, &c., plantation rolling stock'stock'. . RD3 Industrial,Industrial, mineral, mineral, dock, dock, harbour, harbour, andand publicpublic utilities'utilities' systemssystems (See also nos.12,19,36,176,218,226,254.) (See classclass RBIRBl and RB2 for pre-1830 industrial railways.) 256 ASHFORTH,ASHFORTH, PHILIP J. St Edward's Hospital Railway: IRR no.119no. 119 (Dec.1989) pp.37-H.pp.37-44. Standard gaugegauge electric tramway fromfrom Leek Brook station (N(N.S.Rly) .S.Rly) to the StaffordshireStaffordshire County Lunatic Asylum. 257 BAKER, ALLAN C. The R.O.F. Bagnalls.Bagnalls. IndlIndl LocomotiveLocomotive vol.5 (1988- ) pp.83-7,90-1.pp.83-7,90-!. 0-6-OST0-6-0ST locoslocos built built by by W.G.BagnallW.G.Bagnall forfor thethe Royal Ordnance Factories. 258 BASTIN,BASTIN, COLIN COLIN HENRY. HENRY. Dartmoor steam steam tramways: tramways:, the the story story of of the the Redlake Redlake and and Lee Lee MoorMoor Dartmoor Dartmoor tramways.tramways. Plymouth: author, 1989. pp.12. Typescript. [C.H.B.[CH.B. railway railway booklet booklet no.9.] 259 COLLYER,COLLYER, DAVID. DAVID. Dock Dock arms ~rms linked linked by by Dover's Dover's seafront seafront railway.railway. HMRSJvo1.13IIMRSJ vo1.13 (1988-(1988-) ) pp.172-9. Originally Admiralty, later Dover Harbour Bd lines. 260 COOPER,COOPER, FREDERICK FREDERICK W. W. The The Calshot Calshot and and Fawley Fawley narrow narrow gauge gauge railways.railways. Brighton:Brighton.. Plateway, 1989. pp.64. 4242 photos,3 dwrgs,6 maps. History & description ofof CaCalshotIs hot R.A.F., R.A.F., A.G.W.I. Refinery,Refinery, Totton Sand & Ballast Co.,Co., and C.E.G.B. FawleyFawley Power Station rlys. Supersedes Ott.5581 & 8811. 261 DARSLEY, R. Rowntree'sRowntree's FawdonFawdon factory.factory. IRR no.118no. 118 (Sep.1989) pp.pp.18-21. 18-2!' Standard gauge private siding system on the former N.E.Rly PontelandPonteland branch,branch, 1958-87.1958-87. 262 FISHER, CHRIS. TheThe railways railways ofof BoltonBolton & Paul Ltd. IRR no.116 (Mar.(Mar.1989) 1989) pp.349-58, no.118 (Sep.1989) p.36. The private sidingssidings & locos ofof thisthis manufacturer of structural steel & timber, wire products & (up to the latelate 1920s)1920s) aircraft frame components at Norwich,Norwich, LowestoftLowestoft and Lenwade,Lenwade, 1919-86.1919-86. 263 FISHER,FISHER, CHRIS. CHRIS. The The Great Great Yarmouth Yarmouth ballast ballast tramway.tramway. Narrow GaugeGauge no.121/122 (Spr.1989) pp.11-17.pp.1I-17. 2'6" gaugegauge tramwaytramway forfor carryingcarrying sandsand forfor ships'ships' ballastballast fromfrom thethe beachbeach toto thethe quay,quay, 1892-c.1932.1892-c.1932. 264 FOSTER, J.A. RailRail traffic traffic atat PyewipePyewipe works.works. IRR no.1I9no.119 (Dec.1989) pp.64-9. The rly system of Tioxide (UK) Ltd at Grimsby, built 1950.1950. 265 HARDING,HARDING, PETER PETER A. A. The The Hellingly Hellingly Hospital Hospital Railway.Railway. Woking.'Woking: author, 1989. pp.32. 4343 photos,2photos,2 drwgs,3 maps & plans. History of the standard gauge electric tramway linking the East Sussex CountyCounty Asylum toto thethe L.B.& S.C.Rly at Hellingly, 1899-1959.1899-1959. 266 HAYES,HAYES, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. Industrial Industrial steam steam locomotives. locomotives. Princes Risborough: Shire, 1989. pp.32. 4040 photos,6photos,6 diagms. [Shire albums, no.235.] 2671267t INDUSTRIALINDUSTRIAL RAILWAY RAILWAY SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Industrial Industrial locomotives locomotives 1989, 1989, including including preserved preserved and and minor minor railway railway locomotives.locomotives. 8th edn of Ott.Ott.10099, 10099, ed.by G.Morton. m,PI, 1989. pp.303,[16] pl. [Handbook BEL.]8EL.] Tabulated detailsdetails of locos in existence at 1 Jan.Jan.1989. 1989. 268 ISHERWOOD,ISHERWOOD, JOHN. JOHN. The The Slough Slough Estates Estates Railway.Railway. Didcot: Wild Swan, 1989. pp.96. 190190 photos,7photos,7 plans,drwg,12plans,drwg,12 facsims. Orig. establishedestablished in 19191919 as a War OfficeOffice depot for repairing military vehicles. AfterAfter W.W.W.I W.l it was taken over by the Slough Trading Estate Co. andand developeddeveloped as an industrialindustrial estate. 269 JENKINS,JENKINS, J.M. J.M. The The railways railways of ofthe the Royal Royal Gunpowder Gunpowder Factory, Factory, WalthamWaltham Abbey.Abbey. IRR no.117 (June 1989)1989) pp.385- 415. 270 JUX,JUX, FRANK. FRANK. Some Some notes notes on on Chaplin Chaplin locomotives. locomotives. Indl LocomotiveLocomotive·vol.5 vol.5 (1988-) pp.102-10,112-16.pp.102-10,1I2-16. 0-4-0 vertical boilered locos builtbuilt by Alexander Chaplin & Co. ofof . 271 KITTS,KITTS, BARRY. BARRY. The The Pett Pett Level Level tramway.tramway. Narrow GaugeGauge no.120 (Aut.1988)(Aut.l988) pp.20-6pp.20-6. 2'0" gaugegauge tramwaytramway onon Winchelsea Winchelsea BeachBeach forfor seasea defencedefence works,works, 1934-50.1934-50. 272 LOCOMOTIVESLOCOMOTIVES of of the the Mousehold Mousehold LightLight Railway.Railway. IRR no.1I7no.117 (June 1989)1989) pp.418-19.ppAI8-19. A short lived 3'6" gauge rly serving a W.W.IW.W.l aircraftaircraft factory,factory, connectedconnected to NorwichNorwich Thorpe station yard via the Norwich Electric Tramways. 273 NEEDHAM,NEEDHAM, ANDREW. ANDREW. Disused Disused industrial industrial tramways tramways inin thethe King'sKing's LynnLynn area. _AlJnl Norfolk IndlIndl Arch.Soc,Arch. Soc. volAvol.4 (1986- ) pp.143-8J7Jpp.143-8,[7] maps & inns.illns. Quarry tramwaystramways at NorthNorth Wootton,Wootton, BawseyBawsey and Snettisham. 274 NICHOLLS,NICHOLLS, ROBERT. ROBERT. Narrow Narrow gauge gauge railway railway at at Barton Barton Airport.Airport. Narrow Gauge.Gauge no.1211122no.121/122 (Spr.1989) pp.87-8. 2'6" gaugegauge tramwaytramway forfor constructionconstruction of Manchester's BartonBarton Airport, 1928-9.1928-9. 275 PARKER, J.H. Industrial Industrial changes. changes. RA/ RM vol.135 vo1.135 (1989)(1989) pp.734-7.pp.734-7. Analysis of changes in the numbers of locos on industrial & preserved rlys in the BritishBritish Isles,Isles, 1970-89.1970-89. 276 SCANES,SCANES, KEN. KEN. Thos Thos E.Gray E.Gray & & Co.Ltd, Co.Ltd, Isebrook Isebrook quarry.quarry. IRR no.118no. 118 (Scp.1989)(Sep.1989) pp.1-11.pp.l-l!. 2'0" && standardstandard gaugegauge railwayrailway systemssystems && locoslocos at this Northamptonsh. quarry, 1925-82.1925-82. 277 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, CLIFF. CLIFF. A A Hunslet Hunslet onon test.test. IRR no.1I~(Mar.1989)no.11it(Mar.1989) pp.376-9.pp.376-9. National Coal BoardBoard 0-6-OST0-6-0ST locos fitted with unciun~eederfeed- stoker & gasgas producer system toto improve coal burningburning efficiency.

108 278 SHILL,SHILL, RAY. RAY. The The Earl Earl of ofDudley's Dudley's lesser lesser known known railways. railways. IRR no.116 (Mar.1989)(Mar. 1989) pp.362-8. 2'6" gaugegauge rlysrlys associatedassociated with the Pensnett Rly or providingproviding independentindependent accessaccess from the Earl's coalcoal pits to thethe Birmingham Canal Navns or Dudley Canal. 279 SHILL,SHILL, RAY. RAY. Hatherton Hatherton sidings. sidings. Premier News no.73 (JulyOuly 1989)1989) pp.17-19. Sidings ofG.&of G.& R.Thomas at Hatherton, servingserving thentheir furnaces furnaces atat Bloxwich. Bloxwich. 280 SHILL,SHILL, RAY. RAY. Invitations Invitations toto tender.tender. IRR no.I19no. 119 ((Dec.1989) Dec.1989) pp.54-62.pp.54-62. Purchase of locos for four gasworks of Birmingham Corpn, 1877-1903.1877-1903. 281 THETHE RATTLEBROOK RATTLEBROOK tramway. tramway. IRR no.118 (Sep.1989) pp.27-9. Standard gaugegauge line connecting the Rattlebrook peat works on Dartmoor to thethe L.&L.& S.W.RlyS.W.Rly at at Bridestowe, Bridestowe, 1879-1879- c.1932. 282 TONKS,TONKS, ERIC. ERIC. The The ironstone ironstone quarries quarries of of the the Midlands: Midlands: history, history, operation operation and and railways. railways. : Runpast PubIng.Publng. Pt 3, TheThe NorthamptonNorthampton area.area. 1989.1989. pp.235.pp.235. Pt 7, Rutland.Rutland. 1989.1989. pp.168.pp.168. RD4 UndergroundUnderground railwaysrailways 283 HATCHWELL,HATCHWELL, PAUL. PAUL. A A legend legend unearthed.unearthed. New Civil Engr no.871 (16 Nov.1989)Nov. 1989) pp.28-30. Excavation of remains of T.W.Rammel'sT.W.Rammel's 18641864 pneumaticpneumatic slyr1y at CrystalCrystal Palace.Palace. RD5 UnusualUnusual forms forms of of railway railway andand locomotionlocomotion 284 WOODHAMS,WOODHAMS, JOHN. JOHN. Funicular Funicular railways. railways. Princes Risborough:Risbarough: Shire, 1989. pp.32. 5050 photos,4photos,4 drwgs.drwgs. [Shire albums, no.240.]no.240.l Mainly cliff r1ys,rlys, but also inclined planes & cable tramways. RD6 Miniature railways (See also no.254.) 285 JAMES,JAMES, PETER. PETER. Louis Louis Shaw: Shaw: pioneer pioneer of of the the 7 7 1/4in 114in gauge.gauge. Surbiton.Surbiton: 771Nin 1/4in GaugeGauge Soc.,Soc., 1988.1988. pp.48. 286 JENNER,JENNER, DAVID DAVID and and VAN VAN ZELLER, ZELLER, PETER. PETER. The The R.& R.& E.R. E.R. stockbook: stockbook: a detaileda detailed list list of of the the locomotives locomotives andand rolling stock of thethe Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway. Raoenglass:Ravenglass: R. R.& & E.Rly E.Rly Presrvn hems Soc.,Soc., 1988.1988. pp.28,incl.covers. 2525 photos. 287 ROSS,ROSS, PAUL PAUL (comp.). (comp.). A A Romney Romney album.album. (New[New Romney):Romney}: Romnry,Romney, HytheHythe && DymchurchDymchurch Rly Assocn,Assocn, [1989?].[1989?]. pp.52. A pictorial history 1926-72.1926-72. 288 TUCKER,TUCKER, GORDON. GORDON. The The Ravenglass Ravenglass and and Eskdale Eskdale Railway: Railway: increased increased power power provision provision 1927-1928. 1927-1928. Narrow GaugeGauge no.121/122no.1211122 (Spr.1989) pp.32-4. RE RAILWAY ENGINEERING 289 MARSDEN,MARSDEN, COLIN COLIN J. J. Derby Derby Railway Railway Technical Technical Centre.Centre. London: Ian Allan, 1989. pp.56. Many inns.illns. (Modem[Modern Railways special series.]series.l A short history of the Centre, followedfollowed by a description of the work undertaken there by B.R.Research and the Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Dept. 290 MARSDEN,MARSDEN, COLIN COLIN J. J. 25 25 years years of of railway railway resarch.resarch. Sparkford: Oxford Publng, 1989. pp.112. A mainly pictorial history of the B.R.Research Division,Division, 1964-89.1964-89. RE1REI BiographiesBiographies of of railway railway civilcivil and and civil/mechanicalcivil/mechanical engineers (See(See also also no.251.)no.251.) 291 HAMILTON,HAMILTON, DAVID. DAVID. Robert Robert Sinclair: Sinclair: a achronology. chronology. TrueTrue Line no.25 (May 1989)1989) ppJ8-91.pp.[8-9]. Loco Superintendent ofof thethe CaledonianCaledonian andand G.E.Rlys, & later Chief Engr of the G.E.Rly. RE2 RailwayRailway civil civil engineering engineering (general) (general) (See(See also also nos.18,367.) nos.18,367.) 292 HAY,HAY, PETER. PETER. Disused Disused tunnels tunnels in in Sussex. Sussex. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.29-31pp.29-31. Exploration of the remains. 293 INSTITUTION OFOF CIVILCIVIL ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS. Urban Urban railways railways andand thethe civil engineer. London: Thomas Telford,Telford, 1987.1987. pp.[viJ,257. Proceedings ofof conferenceconference on on 3030 Sep.-2Sep.-2 Oct.1987.Oct.1987. PapersPapers on planning, design, construction & maintenance. pp.97-pp.97- 112, Redevelopment of Liverpool Street station. pp.135-48,pp. 135-48 , Docklands Light Rly structures. pp.149-63,pp. 149-63 , Property development over London Transport stations.stations. 2941294t POPPLEWELL,POPPLEWELL, LAWRENCE. LAWRENCE. A gazetteerA gazetteer of ofthe the railway railway contractors contractors and and engineers engineers of of Scotland, Scotland, 1831-1914.1831-1914. Bournemouth: Melledgen, 1989. pp.64. RE3 PermanentPermanent wayway 295 FAIRMAN, J.R.J.R. MakingMaking tracks.tracks. Southampton: Kingfisher, 1988. pp.56. 9898 photos,5photos,5 maps && plans.plans. History of Redbridge permanent wayway works,works, 1880-1989,1880-1989, & description of the work it undertook. 2961296t LODGE,LODGE, TREVOR. TREVOR. Rails Rails from from Stocksbridge. Stocksbridge. HallarashireHallamshire Historian vol.2 no.1no.l (Wntr 1987-8)1987-8) pp.]?].pp.[?]. Steel rail manufacture atat Stocksbridge, Stocksbridge, nearnear Sheffield, Sheffield, followingfollowing introductionintroduction ofof the the Bessemer Bessemer process,process, 1863-1920s.1863-1920s. RE4 ElectricElectric railway railway engineeringengineering (Sec(See also no.589.) 297 LYALL, A.M. TheThe railwayrailway family.family. Proc.Instn Mechanical Engrs vol.203,vo1.203, pt FF (1989)(1989) pp.1-11.pp.l-11. " Reviews career in electric tractiontraction engineeringengineering withwith MetropolitanMetropolitan Vickers,Vickers, laterlater G.E.C.,G.E.C., 'in relationrelation toto thethe worldwideworldwide fraternity of railway engineers'. RE6 MechanicalMechanical engineering engineering (general)(general) 298 BELLWOOD,BELLWOOD, JOHN. JOHN. Outdoor Outdoor Machinery Machinery Department, Department, Parkeston Parkeston Quay. Rlys South East voUvol.1 (1987-9)(1987-9) pp.228-33. Memoirs of the work of the department in thethe 1950s.1950s. 299 HOLROYD,HOLROYD, JOHN JOHN W. W. Holidays Holidays atat Hudson's.Hudson's. Narrow GaugeGauge no.123 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.pp.I8-20. 18-20. Account of author's holiday work at Robert Hudson && Co., manufacturersmanufacturers ofof light light slyrly equipmentequipment atat Leeds,Leeds, 1958-1958- 61.

109 300 MIDDLEMASS,MIDDLEMASS, TOM. TOM. Rail Rail motors, motors, Sentinels Sentinels andand auto-trains.auto-trains. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.106-9.pp. 106-9. Steam railcars & auto-trains; SentinelSentinel shuntingshunting locos.locos. 301 REED, BRIAN. AnAn apprenticeapprentice atat Hawthorn,Hawthorn, Leslie Leslie && Co.LtdCo.Ltd 1921-1925. 1921-1925. SalSLSJvol.65. vol.65 (1989) pp.5-12,46-52,84-92,125- 33,165-9,191-2,207-14. 302 WILLIAMWILLIAM STROUDLEY. STROUDLEY. Brighton CircularCircular vol.15voU5 (1989) pp.145-54. Loco Superintendent of the Highland and L.B.& S.C.Rlys. Repr.ofRepr.of obituary in Minutes of Proc.ofProc. of thethe Instn Inas of Civil Engrs vol.99 (1890). RE7 LocomotivesLocomotives (See classclass RC for collections ofof photographsphotographs ofof locomotiveslocomotives in in particularparticular regions,regions, classclass RCtcRC1c forfor London Underground locomotives, classclass RC4 for Irish locomotives,locomotives, classclass RD3 for industrial locomotives,locomotives, classclass RD6 for miniature railwayrailway locomotives,locomotives, and classclass RL for locomotives of individual railway companies.) 303 BEE, DAVID. DoncasterDoncaster worksplates.worksplates. G.N.Rly Soc. Soc. Newsltr no.46noA6 (Jan.1989)Oan.1989) pp.6-10. • . 304 EGAN,EGAN, BRIAN BRIAN and and SCOTNEY, SCOTNEY, IAN. IAN. British British Railways Railways locomotives locomotives cutcut upup byby DrapersDrapers ofof Hull. &oak),Beverley: Hutton,Hut/on, 1989.1989. pp.72. 9pp tabulated listslists of 732 steam & diesel locoslocos cutcut upup by Albert Draper & Son Ltd, 1963-9;1963-9; 56pp56pp photos.photos. 305 HARDY, R.H.N. StratfordStratford shed:shed: allall change.change. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.29-32. Replacement of steam by diesel & electric traction. Replacement of steam by diesel & electric traction. • 306 NOCK,NOCK, O.S. O.S. Locomotive Locomotive practice practice and and performance: performance: highlights highlights from from the the celebrated celebrated Railway Railway Magazine Magazine articlesarticles byby 0.S.Nock.O.S.Nock. Vol.1,YoU, The The age age of of steam, steam, 1959-68.1959-68. Wellingborough.'Wellingborough: PatrickPatn'ck Stephens, 1989.1989. pp.320. ManyMany photosphotos && tabulations of train timings. RE8 SteamSteam locomotives locomotives (See notes to classclass RE7.) 307 ABBOTT,AB BOTT, ROWLAND ROWLAND A.S. A.S. Vertical Vertical boiler boiler locomotives locomotives and and railmotors railmotors builtbuilt inin GreatGreat Britain. Britain. Ed.byEd.by James James W.Lowe.W.Lowe. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.x,182. 6969 photos,3photos,3 drwgs. [Series X,X, no.48.1noA8.1 Covers period 1829 to 1957, arranged in alphabetical order of builders. Incl.tram locos.locos. 308 ARNEIL,ARNEIL, ERICA. ERICA. Valve Valve setting setting and and the the Gresley/Holcroft Gresley/Holcroft gear.gear. SLSJSLSJvol.65 vol.65 (1989) pp.136-9. 309 ATKINS,ATKINS, C.P. C.P. Wheel Wheel cycles: cycles: an ananalysis, analysis, by by wheel wheel arrangement, arrangement, of of British British steam steam locomotive locomotive evolution.evolution. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.4-10.ppA-I0. 310 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP. PHILIP. On On test: test: Rugby Rugby locomotive locomotive testing testing station.station. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.148-54. Its work onon steamsteam locos,locos, 1948-65.1948-65. 311 BEALE,BEALE, DONALD, DONALD, SMITH, SMITH, PETER, PETER, BAXTER, BAXTER,JOHN JOHN and and MACDERMOTT, MACDERMOTT, BRIAN. BRIAN. A Asouvenir souvenir of of Evening Evening Star. Washford: Somerset & & Dorset Rly Rly Trust, 1989. pp.16. 8 photos.photos. B.R. c1.9Fcl.9F 2-10-0 loco on the Somerset & Dorset line. 312 CLARK, E.F.E.F. AA very very specialspecial familyfamily birthday. RM vol.135voU35 (1989) pp.292-6. Brief history of Kitson & Co.,Co., loco builders of Leeds, publ.to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the opening of the Airedale Foundry. WithWith familyfamily treetree showingshowing personalpersonal connectionsconnections between the variousvarious locoloco manufacturers ofof Leeds. 313 DAVIS,DAVIS, PETER, PETER, HARVEY, HARVEY, CHARLES CHARLES and and PRESS, PRESS, JON. JON. Locomotive Locomotive building building in in Bristol Bristol in in the the age age ofof steam, steam, 1837-1958.1837-1958. In HARVEY, CHARLES E. andand PRESS,PRESS, JONJON (cd), (ed), Studies Studies in in the the business business history history ofof Bristol. Bristol. BristolBnstol Academic Press, 1988. pp.109-36.pp.l09-36. Avonside Engine Co. and Peckett & Sons and theirtheir predecessors.predecessors. 314 GRIFFITHS,GRIFFITHS, DENIS. DENIS. Raising Raising steam: steam: the the design, design, operation operation and and driving driving of of steam steam locomotives. locomotives. Wellingborough.-Wellinghorough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.120. 8 col.pl.col.pl. 316 LOWE, JAMES W. BritishBritish steamsteam locomotivelocomotive builders. Repr.ofRepr. of Ott.10510/10535. Ott. 10510/10535. London: Guild, 1989.1989. pp.704.pp. 704. 317 MEACHER,MEACHER, CHARLES. CHARLES. Firing Firing the the steam steam locomotive. locomotive. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.125-31. Based on author's experiences on the L.& N.E.Rly inin Scotland.Scotland. Incl.SentinelIncl.Sentinel steamsteam railcars.railcars. 318 MORRISON,MORRISON, BRIAN. BRIAN. 30A: 30A: steam steam on on Stratford Stratford shed shed in in the the 1950s.1950s. Sparkford: Oxford Publng,Puhlng, 1989. pp.96. A photographic record. 319 RAMSEY,RAMSEY, HUGH. HUGH. Capital Capital steam. Sparkford: Sparkford: OxfordOxford PubIng,Puhlng, 1989.1989. pp.160. ManyMany ilIns(16ppillns(16pp in col.). Account of loco spotting visits to London engine sheds in the 1950s.1950s. 320 SMITH,SMITH, PAUL. PAUL. The The handbook handbook of of steam steam motive motive power power depots.depots. Sheffield.Sheffield:- PlatformPlaiform 5. 44 vols.vols. Vol.',YoU, SouthernSouthern England.England. 1989.1989. pp.96. Vol.2,Vo1.2, Central England,England, EastEast AngliaAnglia && Wales. 1989.1989. pp.112. Site plan, photo,photo, briefbrief descriptiondescription & notes on locationlocation & post-closure historyhistory forfor eacheach B.R.B.R. engine shed, arranged by county. 321 STRETTON,STRETTON, CLEMENT CLEMENT E. TheE. The development development of theof the locomotive: locomotive: a populara popular history history 1803-1896. 1803-1896. Repr.ofRepr.of 5th 5th (1896) (1896) edn of Ott.2837. London: Bracken,Bracken, 1989. pp.xiii,252,[81 pl.pI. 322 TOWNEND,TOWNEND, P.N. P.N. Top Top shed. shed. 2nd 2nd edn edn of of Ott.8279. Ot1.8279. London: Ian Allan, 1989. pp.160. 177177 photos,5photos,5 drwgsdrwgs & plans. With adddaddtl chapter, `Shedmaster'Shedmaster King's Cross'. 323 TOWNROE,TOWNROE, S.C. S.C. and and MEACHER, MEACHER, CHARLES. CHARLES. OnOn shed.shed. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.148-55.pp. 148-55. History & reminiscences ofof EastleighEastleigh (L.&.S.W.Rly) (L.&.S.W.Rly) andand St Margarets (N.B.Rly) engine sheds.sheds. 324 TREVENA,TREVENA, NIGEL. NIGEL. Carnage Carnage at at Cashmore's. Cashmore's. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.175-81. Scrapping of redundant steamsteam locoslocos in yards of John Cashmore,Cashmore, 1959-69.1959-69. 325 WESTWOOD,WESTWOOD, JOHN. JOHN. British British steam: steam: the the classic classic years.years. London: Bison, 1989. pp.180. Many photos,photos, incl.col.incl.col.

110 11E9-10RE9-10 ElectricElectric and and dieseldiesel locomotiveslocomotives andand trainstrains 327 BALLANTYNE,BALLANTYNE, HUGH. HUGH. The The colour colour of of British British Rail. Rail. Vol.2, Vo1.2, West West Coast Coast Main Main Line: Line: Britain's Britain's first first 25kv25kv mainmain line.line. Pen9m,Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport,Transport, 1989. pp.l481.pp.i481. Col.photographicCol. photographic album of electric & diesel hauled trains. 328 HARESNAPE,HARESNAPE, BRIAN. BRIAN. British British Rail Rail fleet fleet survey.survey. London: Ian Allan. No.3, Production diesel-electrics types types 4 4and and 5. 5. 3rd 3rd edn, edn, rev.byrev.by S.R.Batty.S.R.Batty. 1989. pp.80. Many illns.illns. NoA,No.4, Production diesel-electrics types types 1-3. 1-3. 2nd 2nd edn, edn, rev.by rev.by S.R.Batty. S.R.Batty. 1989. pp.80.pp.80. Many inns.illns. No.10, Third rail d.c. electricelectric multiple-units, by Brian Haresnape and Alec Swain. 1989. pp.96. Many dins.illns. 329 SHANNON, P.P. B.R.B.R. traction traction in in colour colour no.2. London:London.- IanIan Allan,Allan, 1989. pp.112. Many col.photos. Short, profusely illus. chapterschapters onon InterCity,InterCity, Provincial, Network SouthEast, Railfreight, and Parcels & Departmental, illustrating the work of the locoslocos & multiple units of each sector. 330 WEBSTER,WEBSTER, NEIL, NEIL, GREENGRASS, GREENGRASS, ROBERT ROBERT and and GREAVES, GREAVES, SIMON. SIMON. British British Rail Rail depot depot directory:directory: a rt comprehensive guideguide to to over over 275 275 B.R., B.R., B.R.E.L.B.R.E.L. & B.R.M.L. depots,depots, workshopsworkshops and stabling points. 2nd edn. Shipley: Metro Enterprises, 1989. pp.91. RE10 DieselDiesel locomotives locomotives andand trainstrains (See notes toto classclass RE7.) 331 BRUCE, EUSLIN.EUSLIN. DieselDiesel heyday:heyday: SulzerSulzer dieselsdiesels in the 1960s.1960s. London: Ian Allan, 1989. pp.64. Col.photographicCol. photographic album of B.R. locoloco typestypes poweredpowered by SulzerSulzer dieseldiesel engines. 334 FORSYTHE, H.G.H.G. Men Men of of the the diesels. diesels. Penryn, Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport, 1989. pp.1481.pp.[481. Photographic record of life on the footplate,footplate, & of maintenance activitiesactivities at shedssheds && works. 335 HAWKINS,HAWKINS, CHRIS, CHRIS, HOOPER, HOOPER, JOHN JOHN and and REEVE, REEVE, GEORGE. GEORGE. Diesel Diesel depots: depots: the the early early years.years. Pinner:Pinner Irwell, 1989. pp.80. Many illns.illns. A history of diesel depots builtbuilt under the Modernisation Plan, 1957-65.1957-65. 336 HOOKER,HOOKER, BERT. BERT. The The Warships. Warships. Southern Notebook vol.10vol.lO (1989-)(1989- ) pp.12-14. Experiences ofof drivingdriving B-B dieseldiesel hydraulichydraulic locoslocos on on thethe SouthernSouthern Region. 337 MORRISON, BRIAN.BRIAN. TheThe 'Derby'Derby lightweights': lightweights': aa pictorialpictorial review.review. RWvol.50RW vol.50 (1989) pp.730-1, vol.51 (1990) pp.43-ppA3- 5. Illus.history of thisthis classclass ofof d.m.u.d.m.u. introducedintroduced in 1954.1954. 338 SEMMENS,SEMMENS, P.W.B. P.W.B. Gas Gas turbines turbines atat work.work. RM vol.135vol.l35 (1989) pp.710-13. Comparison of the performance of the gas-turbine locos with steam locos onon the Western Region. 342 SMITH, IAN.IAN. PridePride ofof Hunslet. RM vol.l35vol.135 (1989) pp.pp.778-9. 778-9. History of the first Hunslet-built diesel loco,loco, atat one stage in its life L.M. & S.Rly no.7401,no. 7401, now preserved. 3431343t TONKS,TONKS, ERIC ERIC S. S. Ruston Ruston & & Hornsby Hornsby locomotives. locomotives. 2nd edn of Ott.10119.Ott. 10119. l.[lJ:71: Industrial Rly Soc., 1989. pp.92. 38 pl.,2pp lineline drwgs. Details of the firm's production ofof dieseldiesel shunting locos,locos, 1931-69.1931-69. 344 WATSON,WATSON, HUGH HUGH W. W. The The Deltic Deltic years: years: from from prototype prototype to to preservation. preservation. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.192,[16]pp.192,[161 col.col.pl. pI. A year-by-year history, 1961-81.1961-81. RE12 CarriagesCarriages (See class RC1cRCle for London Underground rollingrolling stock,stock, classclass RC4 for Irish rollingrolling stock, class RD3 for industrialindustrial railwayrailway rolling stock, and class RL forfor rollingrolling stockstock of individualindividual railwayrailway companies.) 345 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. Onwards Onwards from from the the stagecoach: stagecoach: British British coaching coaching stock stock designdesign andand construction.construction. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.101-9,175-82. Outline history to c.1960. 346 TORTORELLA,TORTORELLA, ARNOLD. ARNOLD. Snippets Snippets from from West West Coast Coast Joint Joint Stock Stock minutes.minutes. True Line no.26 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.[13-141.pp.[13-141. Period: Feb-Dec.1876.Feb-Dec.1876. RE13REO WagonsWagons (See notes toto classclass RE12.)RE 12 .) 347 IFOLD,IFOLD, PETER PETER and and MOTT, MOTT, STEWART STEWART (comp). (comp). British British Rail Rail wagon wagon fleet.fleet. Vol.3,Vo1.3, Air brakedbraked freightfreight stockstock no'sno's 40000-99999. 40000-99999. Portishead/Southampton:PortisheadlSouthampton: authors, 1989. pp.47. 4 pl.pI. Vol.4,VolA, Brake vans. PortisheadlSouthampton:Portishead/Southampton: SouthSouth Coast Transport Publng, 1989. ppAO.pp.40. 1313 photos. Vol.5,Vo1.5, EngineersEngineers fleetfleet DB970000-DB999900.DB970000-DB999900. Portishead/Southampton:PortisheadlSouthampton: SouthSouth Coast Transport Publng, 1989. pp.111. 1616 p1.pI. Tabulations of wagon numbers. 348 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, ANDREW. ANDREW. Private Private owner owner wagons. wagons. Vol.1,Vo1.1, TOPS types PAA-PHA & PJA-PXX.PJA-PXX. Baildon: Metro EnterprisesEnterprises, , 1989. pp.96. Tabulated listslists of wagons, with brief details of each type. 349 RATCLIFFE,RATCLIFFE, DAVID. DAVID. Modern Modern private private owner owner wagons wagons onon BritishBritish Rail. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.168. 172 photos(20 coLoncolon 88 p1.),33pI. ),33 tables. Descriptions & tabulated details of all privately owned wagons running on B.R.B.R. sincesince 1976,1976, && thethe traffic traffic flowsflows they carried. 350 ROWLAND,ROWLAND, D.P. D.P. Some Some notes notes on on tank tank wagons. wagons. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.156-8. 3511351 r RUDDOCK,RUDDOCK, JOHN JOHN G. G. and and PEARSON, PEARSON, R.E. R.E. Clayton Clayton Wagons Wagons Ltd. Lincoln: j.J.G.Ruddock, G.Ruddock, 1989. ppAO.pp.40. 86 illns.illns. 352 TURNER,TURNER, S. S.The The railway railway wagons wagons ofof T.S.& T.S.& C.Parry. Brighton Circular vol.l5vol.15 (1989) pp.164-6,169. Parrys were coal merchants with a L.B.& S.C.Rly officeoffice at Croydon. 353 TURNER,TURNER, S. S.The The railway railway wagons wagons of of Nathaniel Nathaniel PeggPegg & Company. Brighton CircularCircular. vol.15 (1989) pp.16-18. Peggs were coalcoal merchants,merchants, absorbedabsorbed byby Charringtons in 1938, with depots at Forest Hill and Penge.

1111 1 1 354 TURNER,TURNER, SIMON. SIMON. The The railway railway wagons wagons of of Moger Moger & & Company.Company. Brighton Circular vol.15 (1989) pp.74-7. Moger & Co. were coal merchants with depots in south London. 355 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY. RODNEY. A Atale tale of oftwo two meat meat vans. vans. Premier Premier News no.72 (Jan-Feb.1989) pp.12-16.pp.12-16. Trials of refrigerated meat vans entered forfor thethe RoyalRoyal AgriculturalAgricultural Society'sSociety's prize,prize, 1879.1879. RE15 SafetySafety engineering: engineering: signals signals and and signalling signalling methodsmethods (See classclass RL for signalling of individual railway companies.) 356 CHRISTENSEN,CHRISTENSEN, MIKE. MIKE. Llandilo. Llandilo. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.153-6. Description of new signalbox opened in 1955. 3571357t FRANCIS,FRANCIS, J.D. J.D. Style Style `1.' 'L' powerpower frame.frame. Trowbridge: author, 1989. pp.100.pp. 100. 5454 Bins.illns. 3581358t KAY,KAY, P. P. et et al. al. A A guide guide to to mechanical mechanical locking locking frames.frames. Teignmouth: Signalling Study Group,Group, 1989. pp.iv,148,[41pp.iv,148,(4) diagms. Typescript. 3591359t NEAL,NEAL, W.KEITH. W.KEITH. Railway Railway and and other other rarerare insulators.insulators. St Saviours,Saviours, Guernsey:Guernsey: Signal Box Press,Press, 1987. pp.32. Telegraph insulators. 360 NICHOLSON,NICHOLSON, NICK. NICK. Conditional Conditional locking. locking. Signalling RecordRecord 19891989 pp.38-41. Notes on 1212 methodsmethods ofof conditionalconditional locking.locking. 361 NICHOLSON, NICK.NICK. Locking-frames Locking-frames andand gate-wheels. gate-wheels. Signalling RecordRecord 19891989 pp.94-5. In particular the N.E.Rly practice.practice. 362 OSMENT, C.].L.C.J.L. B.R.(W.R.) tokenless block. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.86-93. 363 OVERTON,OVERTON, ANDREW. ANDREW. Section Section clear clear but but station station or or junction junction blocked. blocked. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.47-50,104,106.ppA7-50,104,106. The warning arrangementarrangement whichwhich waswas inin useuse forfor manymany years,years, butbut changed changed by by the the new new signalling signalling regulationsregulations ofof 1988.1988. 364 SWIFT, JOHN. Instructions Instructions for for the the working working of of single single lineline instruments.instruments. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.18-25. RF RAILWAYRAILWAY ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION (See also nos.479,510,673.) 365 BETTS, C.H. StationStation accountancy.accountancy. RiyRly PrintPrint Soc.NewshrSoc.Newsltr no.44 (Spr.1989) pp.7-9pp.7-9. . The G.W.Rly instructionsinstructions onon stationstation accountancy, accountancy, pub1.1928publ.1928 for internal use. 366 CROMPTON,CROMPTON, GERALD. GERALD. 'Squeezing 'Squeezing the the pulpless pulpless orange': orange': labour labour and and capital capital on on the the railways railways inin the the inter-warinter-war years.years. Business Hist. vol.31 (1989) pp.66-83. 367 GILPIN,GILPIN, LES. LES. 'The 'The Bustling Bustling Alexander'. Alexander'. Cumbrian RiysRlys vol.4volA (1988- ) pp.85-6. Biographical notes on Alexander Brogden (1825-92), who took overover from his father as chairman of John BrogdenBrogden && Sons, rly contractors & promoters of the Ulverston & Lancaster andand SolwaySolway Junction Rlys.Rlys. SeeSee alsoalso 19881988 Bibliography no.301. 368 STEWART,STEWART, JOY. JOY. Railway Railway costs costs andand planning.planning. JnljnI 'transport Transport EconomicsEconomics & PolicyPolicy vol.23 (1989) pp.45-54.ppA5-54. Changes in traditionaltraditional view view ofof rly rly costscosts && excessexcess capacity sincesince c.1967. RF1RFl Rates,Rates, charges, charges, fares fares and and tolls; tolls; tickets tickets and and luggage luggage labelslabels (See also no.459.)noA59.) 369 BRACEGIRDLE,BRACEGIRDLE, CYRIL. CYRIL. A Asurvey survey of of railway railway tickets. tickets. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.17-20. 370 HARRIS, DEREK.DEREK. Collecting Collecting railway railway ticketstickets from the BritishBritish mainland. Colchester: Connor && Butler, 1989.1989. pp.88. 101101 dins.illns. With a historyhistory ofof ticketingticketing systems.systems. 371 TURNER,TURNER, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Luggage Luggage label label update.update. RiyRly PrintPrint Soc.NewsltrSoc. Newsltr no.43noA3 (Wntr 1988-9)1988-9) pp.3-10.pp.3-10. RF2 Inter-railwayInter-railway relations relations (See also noA65.)no.465.) 372 BROWN,BROWN, KENNETH. KENNETH. Railway Railway amalgamation amalgamation before before 1921.1921. SouthernSouthem Notebook vol.9 (1986-9) pp.223-9. Extracts from paper read to the RlyRly Club,Club, 1940.1940. StepsSteps towardstowards amalgamation of the L.C.& D.Rly/S.E.& C.Rlys and L.B.&L.B.& S.C.Rly,S.C.Rly, 1868-99.1868-99. 373 CHANNON,CHANNON, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. Railroad Railroad competition competition and and its its management management in in the the United United States States and and Britain Britain before before 1914.1914. Business & Economic Hist.Hirt. 2nd sir.ser. vol.17vol.17 (1988)(1988) pp.189-97.pp.189-97. 374 CHANNON,CHANNON, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. Railway Railway pooling pooling in in Britain Britain before before 1900.1900. Business Hist.ReviewHist.Reoiew vol.62 (1988) pp.74-92. The Anglo-ScottishAnglo-Scottish rly pooling agreement, 1851-69,1851-69, and thethe ratesrates conferenceconference whichwhich succeededsucceeded it. RG RAILWAYRAILWAY OPERATIONOPERATION 11G2RG2 FreightFreight traffic traffic (See alsoalso nos.608,614,723,725.)nos.608,614, 723, 725.) 375 ANTHONY,ANTHONY, C.R. C.R. and and ROGERS, ROGERS, B. B. Rail Rail freight freight today.today. Sparkford: Oxford Publng, 1989. pp.120. Many photos.photos. B.R.'s RailfreightRailfreight business,business, itsits traffictraffic & operations, with particular referencereference to north easteast England.England. 377 ESSERY, BOB. Charlie Smith and the LondonLondon freights.freights. RiysRlys South East vol.1 (1987-9) pp.218-22. Express goods train working from St Pancras and SomersSomers Town GoodsGoods stationsstations between the wars. 378 MACDERMOTT,MACDERMOTT, BRIAN. BRIAN. Bath Bath freights, freights, 6 6 and and 7 7 June June 1956.1956. Somerset & & DorsetDorset Riy Rly Trust BullnBulls no.153 (July-Aug.1989)(July-Aug. 1989) pp.6-7. List of S.& D. Joint lineline freightfreight trainstrains onon thesethese dates.dates. 379 MEACHER,MEACHER, CHARLES. CHARLES. The The rise rise and and fall fall of of the the marshalling marshalling yard.yard. BackTrack vol.1 (1987) pp.9-14. Investment in humphump yardsyards && theirtheir subsequentsubsequent decliningdeclining role,role, sincesince 1955.1955. 380 RHODES,RHODES, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The illustrated illustrated history history of of British British marshalling marshalling yards.yards. Sparkford: Oxford Publng, 1988. pp.247. 294294 photos,map,40 yard plans,8plans,8 figs.figs. History & descriptions of 24 hump marshalling yards. 381 SMITH, R.R. The The things things they they sent sent by by train:train: Keith Keith goods goods 5050 yearsyears ago. RM vol.135 (1989) pp.672-3. An insight into the variety of goods carried by rail, based upon thethe damageddamaged goodsgoods claims records for Keith Junction goods station, 1937-8.1937-8.

112 RG3RGS PassengerPassenger train train services services (See (See also also nos.480,545,598,612,621,653,680,801.) nos.480,545,598,612,621,653,680,801.) 382 AUSTIN,AUSTIN, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. From From the the footplate: footplate: Atlantic Atlantic Coast Coast Express.Express. London: Ian Allan, 1989. pp.112.pp.1l2. 102102 photos(8ppphotos(8pp col.),23 maps & plans. Detailed account of the journey on the down Atlantic CoastCoast Express from Waterloo to Padstow in 1960,1960, from the driver's viewpoint.viewpoint. 383 BLAKEMORE,BLAKEMORE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Didn't Didn't we we have have a lovelya lovely time time (the (the day day we we went went to to Scarborough). Scarborough). RWvol.49RW vol.49 (1988) pp.662-4. Bass Brewery staffstaff outings outings byby specialspecial trains trains fromfrom BurtonBurton upon Trent, 1865-1914.1865-1914. 384 FAULKNER,FAULKNER, J.N. J.N. Railways Railways and and the the Spithead Spithead Reviews. Reviews. Rlys South East vol.2 (1989- ) pp.3-9. Special train services to the SpitheadSpithead ReviewsReviews 1902-77.1902-77. 385 FRANKS,FRANKS, D.L. D.L. and and WHITE, WHITE, B. B.Slip Slip coaches coaches and and similar similar workings. workings. BackTrackBackTraek vol.2 (1988) pp.62-5. Types of working & method of operation. 386 HULL,HULL, DAVID. DAVID. Comrehensive Comrehensive passenger passenger carriage carriage destination destination labels.labels. Rly PrintPrint Soc.NewsltrSoc. Newsltr no.43 (Wntr 1988-9)1988-9) pp.11-pp.ll- 16, no.44 (Spr.1989) pp.11-16,pp.Il-16, no.43no.45 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.13-16, no.46 (Aut.1989)(Aut.l989) pp.13-16. 387 KENT, HOWARD.HOWARD. Southern Southern electric electric passenger passenger traintrain headcodes headcodes 1909-1988.1909-1988. Live Rail voU2vol.12 (1988-9) pp.45-7,108- 10,173-5,234-6. 388 RILEY, R.C. BrockenhurstBrockenhurst in 1953.1953. BackTrack voUvol.1 (1987) pp.60-3. Observations of passenger train && locomotivelocomotive workings. 388a SAVILL,SAVILL, R.A. R.A. The The summer summer timetables timetables ofof 1939. 1939. Rly ObserverObserver vol.59 (1989) pp.530-3,586-9, vol.60 (1990) pp.162-4. An analysis of the 'Big Four' publicpublic timetablestimetables & a comparison with the B.R. 19891989 timetable. RG4 RailwayRailway road road services services (See(See also also no.508.)no.508.) 389 ALDRIDGE, BILL. RailwayRailway lorries at work. Vintage Commercial Vehicle Mag. vol.4volA (198?-9) pp.206-9, vol.5 (1989- ) pp.8-12. RG5 RailwayRailway water water services: services: docks and harbours; boats; boatboat trainstrains (See(See alsoalso nos.27nos.27,54,473,490,498,505,547,565,604,782.) ,54,473,490,498,505,547 ,565,604, 782.) 390 BROWN, ALAN. Lymington:Lymington: thethe soundsound ofof success. success. Nuneaton: Condie, 1988. pp.80. 126126 photos,25 diagms. History of M. VV. LymingtonLymington built 19381938 for the Southern Rly's Lymington-YarmouthLymington-Yarmouth ferry:ferry: soldsold 19741974 to Western Ferries (Argyll) LtdLtd and renamed Sound of Sanda. With outline history of I.o.W. vehiclevehicle ferries. 391 CONDIE, ALLAN T. PaddlePaddle steamerssteamers in camera. Nuneaton: Condie, 1988. pp.48.ppA8. 112112 photos. Collection of historical photos of British vessels, many rlyr1y owned. 392 COWSILL,COWSILL, MILES MILES and and HENDY, HENDY, JOHN. JOHN. Harwich-Hook. Harwich-Hook. Slaplehurst:Stapiehurst: Ferry Publns, 1988. pp.52. Many photos. History of the Harwich-Hook of Holland ferry route & its ships. 393 COWSILL, MILES. SealinkSealink British Ferries to Ireland. Kilgetty: author, 1987. pp.55. Many photos. Outline history of the Eishguard-Rosslare,Fishguard-Rosslare, Holyhead-Dun Laoghaire,Laoghairc, and Stranraer-Larne ferry routes & their ships. 394 DANIELSON,DANIELSON, RICHARD. RICHARD. The The Isle Isle of of Man Man Steam Steam Packet.Packet. Laxey, I.o.M.: author,author, 1987-9.1987-9.2 2 vols. Vol.l.YoU. 1987.1987. pp.32pp.32 (incl.covers).(incl.covers). 2828 photos(23photos(23 col.). History ofof the shipsships currently inin service.service. Vol.2.Vo1.2. 1989.1989. pp.Iii1,62.pp.[ii1,62. 48 photos(33 col.). History of the earlier ships since W.W.2. 395 DAVIES, KEN. WessexWessex coast ferries and pleasure craft. Hythe:Hyatt- NewNew ForestForest Publng,Publng, 1987. pp.57. 43 inns.illns. Brief history,history, incl.inclislc Isle ofof Wight ferries.ferries. 396 DEDE WINSER, WINSER, JOHN JOHN S. S. Railway Railway ship ship cruises.cruises. Ships Monthly vol.24 no.8 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.14-16. The innovativeinnovative step taken from 19291929 by the four rlyr1y companies to use one of their ships for short duration cruises.cruises. 397 HENDY, JOHN. SealinkSeal ink Dover-Calais.Dover-Calais. Staplehurst: Ferry Publm,Publns, 119891.[19891. pp.56. pp.56. Many photos. History of this Channel ferry route & its ships. 398 HENDY, JOHN. SealinkSealink IsleIsle of Wight. Staplehurst: Ferry Publns, 1989. pp.55. Many photos.photos. Outline history of the Lymington-Yarmouth,Lymington-Yarmouth, Portsmouth-Ryde,Portsmouth-R yde, and Portsmouth-FishbournePortsmouth-Fishbourne ferry routes & their vessels. 399t McCRORIE,McCRORIE, IAN. IAN. To To the the coast: coast: one one hundred hundred years years of of the the Caledonian Caledonian Steam Steam Packet Packet Company.Company. Largs: Fairlie,Fair/ie, 1989. pp.64. 400 SPIERS,SPIERS, DEREK. DEREK. Troopships Troopships to toCalais: Calais: the the story story of of Calais Calais as as a amilitary military port port from from 1944 1944 to to 1947 1947 andand the the ships ships whichwhich served it. Rainham:Rainharn: Meresborough, forfor author, 1988. pp.117. The services were providedprovided byby ferryferry shipsships commandeered commandeered from from the the Southern Southern Rly, Rly, L.M.&L.M.& S.Riy,S.Rly, Isle of Man Steam Packet Co., General Steam Navigation Co., Burns & Laird Lines Ltd, andand BelgianBelgian Marine Administration. 401 WHITE, H.P.H.P. 150150 yearsyears of boat trains. Rlys South East voUvol.1 (1987-9) pp.182-91,pp.182-91, vol.2vol.2 (1989-)(1989-) p.55. History of boat trains to and Dover. RH RAILWAYRAILWAY LIFE LIFE ANDAND LABOURLABOUR (See also nos.32,497,533,571.) 402 ASHBY, HELEN. 'There's nono placeplace likelike home!' BackTrackBacleTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.138-9. History of L.& S.W.Rly Servants' Orphanage, Woking.Woking. 403 BROOKE,BROOKE, DAVID. DAVID. The The other other costs costs of ofrailway railway building: building: a anote note on on navvy navvy casualties casualties in in south-western south-western England. ,JR&CHSjR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.393-7. The extent of deaths & injuries during the construction of the G.W.Rly, BristolBristol & Gloucester Rly and Cheltenham & G.W.Union ElyRly 1838-45.1838-45. 404t4041 COCKBILL,COCKBILL, T.W. T.W. Finest Finest thing thing out: out: a achronicle chronicle of of Swindon's Swindon's torchlit torchlit days:days: thethe storystory ofof the Mechanic's Institute at New Swindon. Pt 1, 1843-73.1843-73. Swindon: Quill, 1988. pp.x,223. 405t4051 COHN,COHN, SAMUEL. SAMUEL. The The process process of of occupational occupational sex-typing: sex-typing: thethe feminization feminization ofof clericalclericallabor labor in Great Britain. Philadelphia, U.S.A.:U.S.A.: TempleTemple Univ.Press,Univ.Press, 1985. pp.viii,279. [Women inin thethe politicalpolitical economyecono"!)l series.]series.l Based on a study of the G.W.RlyG. W. Rly andand GeneralGeneral PostPost Office.Office.

113 406 DRUMMOND,DRUMMOND, DI. DI. 'Specifically 'Specifically designed'? designed'? Employers Employers labour labour strategies strategies and and worker worker responses responses inin BritishBritish railwayrailway workshops 1838-1914. Business Hist. vol.31 (1989) pp.8-31. 407 EDWARDS,EDWARDS, CHRISTINE CHRISTINE and and HEERY, HEERY, EDMUND. EDMUND. Recession Recession in inthe the public public sector: sector: industrial industrial relations relations inin FreightlinerFreightliner 1981-1985. BritishJnlBritish lid of halIndl Relations Relations vol.27 (1989) pp.57-91. 408 HILTON,HILTON, JOHN JOHN and and MEACHER, MEACHER, CHARLES. CHARLES. Working Working with with wagons. wagons. BackTrack voUvol.1 (1987) pp.172-4. Duties of train crew & shunters. 409 MURRAY,MURRAY, HUGH. HUGH. Opportunity Opportunity of leisure:of leisure: the the history history of ofthe the York York Railway Railway Institute Institute 1889-1989. 1889-1989. York: York: York Rly Inst., 1989. ppAii1,49.pp.[ii),49. 410 SIMMONS,SIMMONS, JACK. JACK. An An engineman's engineman's diary diary 1855-62. 1855-62. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.66-8,140. Thomas Baron of the L.& N.W.R1y.N.W.Rly. 411 STANISTREET,STANISTREET, ALLAN. ALLAN. Brave Brave railwaymen. railwaymen. Graphott:Grayshott: Token, 1988. pp.x,141. Accounts of 20 railwaymenrailwaymen whowho have have been been awarded awarded thethe VictoriaVictoria Cross,Cross, GeorgeGeorge Cross,Cross, Albert Medal or Sea Gallantry Medal for deeds of bravery in military or railwayrailway service. Appendices list railwaymen awarded the George Medal or Edward Medal. 412 STATIONMASTERSTATIONMASTER Noel Noel Ford.Ford. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.132-4. Interview with stationmaster in the London DivisionDivision of the Western Region,Region, 1957-63.1957-63. RH1RH I Biographical/autobiographicalBiographical/autobiographical memoirsmemoirs of railwaymen (See also nos.714,775.) 413 ALCOMB, JOE G. RailroadingRailroading 1945-50:1945-50: the strange situation of a porter/signalman. Forward no.74 (Sep.1989) pp.1-pp.l- 5. Reminiscences of his work at Dodworth on the Barnsley-PenistoneBarnsley-. 414 DURRANT, A.E.A.E. SwindonSwindon apprentice.apprentice. Cheltenham.-Cheltenham: Runpast,Runpast, 1989. pp.vii,216. Autobiographical account of his apprenticeship at Swindon Works, 1945-50, & his subsequent career as a steam loco draughtsman on B.R. and East African Rlys. 4151415t EDWARDES,EDWARDES, ROY. ROY. Train Train on on line: line: a aGreat Great Western Western signalman signalman remembers remembers mid-Somerset: mid-Somerset: VicVic Oakhill,Oakhill, a biography.biography. Bristol: author, pp.50. 2828 illns.i1lns. 416 PERKINS,PERKINS, W.N.T. W.N.T. The The Southern Southern at atwar: war: a fireman'sa fireman's memories. memories. RWvol.50 RWvol.50 (1989) (1989) pp.726-7.pp.726-7. 417 PHILLIPS,PHILLIPS, DEREK. DEREK. Working Working Yeovil Yeovil steam, steam, with with a apictorial pictorial feature feature on on the the Somerset Somerset andand DorsetDorset Railway.Railway. Yeovil: Fox, 1989. pp.96. 105105 photos. Memoirs of an engine cleaner/firemane1eaner/fireman at YeovilYeovil Town shed,shed, 1957-64.1957-64. 418t418) SMITH,SMITH, MICHAEL MICHAEL P. P. and and HEALEY, HEALEY, JOHN JOHN M. M. Footplate Footplate memories. memories. Chesham: SilverSilver Start Star! Transport,Transport 11989.989. pp.64. RK RAILWAYSRAILWAYS ANDAND THETHE NATIONNATION 419 ARMSTRONG,ARMSTRONG, JOHN. JOHN. Freight Freight pricing pricing policy policy in incoastal coastal liner liner companies companies before before thethe FirstFirst World War.War.JTH JTH 3rd ser. voUOvol.10 (1989) pp.180-97. Incl.comparisonsInel.comparisons between coastal linerliner & r1yrly rates. 4201420t GARROD,GARROD, TREVOR TREVOR (ed). (ed). Who Who should should runrun our our railways? railways? Teddington: Rly DevelopmentDevelopment Soc., 1989. pp.28. A study of the options for privatisation ofof B.R.B.R. ConeludesConcludes thatthat it would be 'at least a distraction, probably an irrelevance andand potentially aa disaster'disaster'. . 4211421t SALVESON,SALVESON, PAUL. PAUL. British British Rail: Rail: thethe radical radical alternativealternative toto privatisation.privatisation. Manchester: CentreCentre]or for Local Economic Strategies, 1989. pp.[?]. The casecase for increasedincreased publicpublic finance. RK1 RailwaysRailways andand societysociety (See also no.169.) 422 WHITE,WHITE, H.P. H.P. Long Long distance distance commuting commuting from from northnorth ofof London. London. Rlys South East vol.2 (1989- ) pp.17-24. Reasons for the growth of long distance commuting since W.W.W.2. W. 2. RK2 RailwaysRailways andand the passenger 423 WARNER,WARNER, TIM. TIM. Monstrous Monstrous cavities: cavities: Victorian Victorian fear fear and and the the railwayrailway tunnel.tunnel. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.226-9. Passenger attitudes to travel through tunnels. RK3RKS SafetySafety in in transit; transit; accidentsaccidents (See also nos.240-1,470,485,490,591,606,641,661,686,768.)nos.240-1,470,485,490,591,606,641 ,661 ,686,768.) 424 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. Trains Trains in introuble: trouble: railway railway accidents accidents in in pictures, pictures, vols.5vols.5 & 6. Penryn,Panyn, Cornwall:Cornwall: Atlantic Transport,Transport, 1989. pp.[18],[48].pp.(48),[48]. IIIus.accountsIllus.accounts ofof selectedselected accidents. 425 HALL,HALL, STANLEY. STANLEY. Danger Danger on on thethe line.line. London: Ianlan Allan, 1989. pp.128. Many photos,diagms.photos,diagms. Discussion of the causes of r1yrly accidents, illustrated by accounts of 47 accidents since 1948. 426 MEACHER,MEACHER, CHARLES. CHARLES. Hazards Hazards on on thethe line.line. BackTrack vol.]voU (1987)(1987) pp.100-5.pp.l00-5. Accidents to staff. 427 READE,READE, LEWIS. LEWIS. Disaster Disaster at at Barnes.Barnes. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.114-16.pp.I14-16. Collision in 1955. 428 VAUGHAN,VAUGHAN, ADRIAN. ADRIAN. Obstruction Obstruction danger: danger: significant significant British British railway railway accidents accidents 1890-1986. 1890-1986. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.256. Accounts of 31 accidents, 1892-1986.1892-1986. RK4 RailwaysRailways and and industry, industry, trade trade and and agriculture agriculture 428a BOURNE,BOURNE, T.W.T.W. Milko.Milko. Rlys South East East voU volt (1987-9) pp.192-8. How the railways supplied London with milk. 429 JAFFE,JAFFE, J.A. J.A. Competition Competition and and the the size size of of firms firms in in the the North-East North-East coal coal trade, trade, 1800-1850. 1800-1850. Northern Hist. vol.25 (1989) pp.235-55. Incl.theInel.the influenceinfluence of waggonways && rlysrlys inin transport of coal.

114 430 PEATY, I.P.LP. RailRail ale: ale: anan historical historical review review ofof thethe transporttransport ofof beer beer andand itsits ingredientsingredients byby railways.railways. Brewer vol.73 (1987) pp.270-6. 431 ROBINSON,ROBINSON, ROBB. ROBB. The The rise rise of oftrawling trawling on on the the Dogger Dogger Bank Bank grounds: grounds: the the diffusion diffusion ofof anan innovation.innovation. Manner'sMariner's Mirror vo1.75vol.75 (1989) pp.79-88. The effecteffect of the railways on the East CoastCoast fishingfishing ports,ports, 1840-60.1840-60. 432 SOUTER,SOUTER, EDWARD. EDWARD. On On the the whisky whisky trail.trail. RM vol.135 (1989) pp.806-9. Brief history of rly services to the distilleries & maltings of north-east Scotland. RK5 RailwaysRailways and and the the money money marketmarket 433 GOOCH,GOOCH, L. PapistsL. Papists and and profits: profits: the the Catholics Catholics of of Durham Durham and and industrial industrial development. development. Durham CountyCounry Local Hist.Hist.Soc.Bulln Soc. Bulln no.42 (May 1989)1989) pp.41-66. Incl.their rlyrly interestsinterests (some(some outside Durham). 434 PEACOCK, A.J.A.J. GeorgeGeorge HudsonHudson 1800-1871: 1800-1871: the RailwayRailway King. York: author,author, 1988-9.1988-9. 22 vols.vols. pp.liv1,185;1iii1,186-539.pp.livI,185;[iii},186-539. 4 maps. Typescript. A detailed critique of Hudson's riserise && fall,fall, extensivelyextensively annotated withwith sources.sources. RK6 Parliament,Parliament, government government and and thethe railwaysrailways 435 BARNETT,BARNETT, A.L. A.L. The The railway railway Acts Acts of of Parliament Parliament of of 1889. 1889. JR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.352-7. 435a CUTLER,CUTLER, JANET. JANET. Neglected Neglected historical historical sources: sources: thethe RailwayRailway Inspectors'Inspectors' reports.reports. Hist. Workshop no.27 (1989)(1989) pp.174- 5. The originsorigins & functions of the Railway Inspectorate in the 19th19th cent. RK8 CrimeCrime on on the the railways railways 436 BROOKE,BROOKE, DAVID. DAVID. The The 'lawless' 'lawless' navvy: navvy: a studya study of ofthe the crime crime associated associated with with railway railway building.building. JTH 3rd ser.ser. volvol.10 .l0 (1989) pp.145-65.pp. 145-65. RK9 RailwaysRailways andand the PostPost OfficeOffice 4371 ALSOP,ALSOP, JOHN. JOHN. Railway Railway postcard postcard checklist: checklist: commercial commercial coloured coloured railway railway postcards postcards 1897-1947. 1897-1947. Paver:ham:Pavenham: author, 1988.1988. pp.34. List of 937 sets. 438 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, PETER. PETER. Travelling Travelling post post offices: offices: the the first first 150150 years.years. RWRWvol.49 vol.49 (1988) pp.598-603. 439 OAKLEY,OAKLEY, NEILL NEILL (comp). (comp). Great Great Britain Britain & Ireland& Ireland railway railway letter letter stamps stamps 1957-1988: 1957-1988: a ahandbook handbook and and catalogue. catalogue. 16th][6th} edn of Ott.11670.Ott. 11670. Leicester..Leicester: Rly Rly Philatelic Group, 1989.1989. pp.56. 163163 photos.photos. 440 ROYALROYAL MAIL. MAIL. The The T.P.O. T.P.O. review-phase review-phase 1: 1:the the T.P.O. T.P.O. changes changes and and you, you, Monday Monday 1616 May.May. [London],[London}, 1988. pp.20. Fldg diagm of T.P.O. servicesservices && connectionsconnections on insideinside backback cover. Guide for Travelling PostPost OfficeOffice staff to service alterations. 441 ROYAL MAIL. The T.P.O.T.P.O. handbook: handbook: your your guide guide to to all all the the changes changes includingincluding phasephase 11 and phasephase 2. [London,[London, Oct.1988].Oct.19881. pp.20. FldgFldg diagmdiagm ofofT.P.O. T.P.O. services services && connectionsconnections onon insideinside backback cover.cover. Guide for Travelling Post Office staffstaff to to the the restructuredrestructured NationalNational T.P.O.T.P.O. Network.Network. RK10 RailwaysRailways and and national national defencedefence 442 COLLYER,COLLYER, D. D. Railway Railway guns guns inin Kent.Kent. Rlys SouthSouth East vol.2 (1989- ) pp.42-9. Deployment of rail-mounted guns in W.W.2. RK11RKll MilitaryMilitary railways railways (See also nos.238,259,260,268.) 443 ARMY blockposts.blockposts. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.13-17. Description of blockposts onon the Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Military Rly. 444 HARTLEY,HARTLEY, KENNETH KENNETH E. E. and and FROST, FROST, HOWARD HOWARD M. M. The The Spurn Spurn Head Head Railway: Railway: the the history history of of a a unique unique militarymilitary line. 3rd edn ofof Ott.9336. Patrington:Patn'ngton: South HoldernessHolderness CountrysideCountryside Soc.Soc., , 1988.1988. pp.lii],50.pp.[ii1,50. Repr.of 2nd edn withwith 4pp4pp ofof addtl addtl notesnotes && photos,photos, incl.aincl.a 1981-88 1981-88 postscript.postscript. 445 MOUNTFORD,MOUNTFORD, E.R. E.R. The The U.S.A. U.S.A. 756th 756th R.S.B. R.S.B. (Railway (Railway Shop Shop Battalion) Battalion) at at Newport Newport (Ebbw (Ebbw Junction).Junction). Word:Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.48. 3030 photos,4photos,4 drwgsdrwgs & plans. lLocomotion[Locomotion papers, no.170.1no.170.} U.S.A. locoslocos in Britain in preparationpreparation forfor thethe invasioninvasion ofof Europe Europe 1942-4.1942-4. RL INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL RAILWAYS RAILWAYS Ashover Light Railway 446 GRATTON,GRATTON, ROBERT ROBERT and and BAND, BAND, STUART STUART R. R. The The Ashover Ashover Light Light Railway. Railway. DidcotDidcot: WildWild Swan,Swan, 1989. pp.[viii1,280.pplviii],280. Many photos,drwgs,maps,plans,facsims. Detailed history & description. Burry Port & Gwendraeth Valley Railway 447 MORRIS,MORRIS, JOHN. JOHN. The The Gwendraeth. Gwendraeth. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.30-7. History & signalling ofof thethe B.P.& G.V.Rly. (Sec(See also nos.291,367.) 448 ALEXANDER,ALEXANDER, FORBES. FORBES. Balquhidder Balquhidder West West signal signal box.box. True LineLint no.24 (Feb.1989)(Feb. 1989) pp.[1-2].pp.[1-21. 449 CHRISTENSEN,CHRISTENSEN, MIKE. MIKE. Luib, Luib, Caledonian Caledonian Railway. Railway. Signalling RecordRlCord 19891989 pp.97-100. History & description of signalling. 450 DRUMMOND,DRUMMOND, ROBERT ROBERT D. D. Callander Callander & & Oban Oban line line signalling. signalling. True LineLint no.26 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.[8-91.pp.[8-91. 451 FRYER, C.E.J. TheThe CallanderCallander andand ObanOban Railway.Railway. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989.1989. pp.176. 148148 photos,many maps,plans,drwgs & facsims. [Oakwood library of railway history, no.76.]no.76.) 452 IRELAND,IRELAND, ALASTAIR. ALASTAIR. Early Early days days on on the the Leadhills Leadhills & & Wanlockhead. Wanlockhead. True Line no.24 (Feb.1989)(Feb. 1989) p.[1p.[l1l. Wanlockhead branch.

115 453 MULLAY,MULLAY, A.J. A.J. Annan Annan and and the the Solway Solway Viaduct.Viaduct. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.77-9. 454t454) MULLAY,MULLAY, A.J. A.J. Rails Rails across across the the Solway.Solway. Scots Mag. voU31vol.131 (1989) pp.60-4. 455 SHAW,SHAW, DONALD. DONALD. The The Balerno Balerno branch branch and and the the Caley Caley inin Edinburgh.Edinburgh. Oxford.Oxford:- Oakwood,Oakwood, 1989. pp.192,[32] pl.pI. lOakwood[Oakwood library tifof railway history,history, no.77.]no. 77.1 456 SHAW,SHAW, DONALD. DONALD. The The Caley's Caley's three three Edinburgh Edinburgh termini.termini. True Line no.24 (Feb.1989)(Feb. 1989) pp17-10].pp.[7-101. Lothian Road and thethe twotwo PrincesPrinces Street stations. 457 STIRLING, DAVID.DAVID. TheThe CaleyCaley tablettablet catcher.catcher. True Line no.24 (Feb.1989)(Feb. 1989) pp.[5-61.pp.[5-61. 458 STIRLING,STIRLING, DAVID. DAVID. Caley Caley block. block. TrueTrue Line no.27 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) pp.[9-10].pp.[9-101. Caledonian Rly pattern of Tyer's blockblock instrument. 459 YOUNG,YOUNG, J.C. J.C. Caledonian Caledonian Railway Railway wagon wagon labels.labels. Rly PrintPrint Soc.NewsltrSoc.Newsltr no.46 (Aut.1989)(Aut. 1989) pp.5-8. Cambrian Railways 460 BANNISTER,BANNISTER, C.F. G.F. Return Return toto Kerry.Kerry. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.7-8. The Kerry branch. 461 LUTASZEWSKI, L. Talerdigg. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.2-7,51-2. History & description of signalling atat Talerddig. 462 WILLIAMS,WILLIAMS, MARTIN, MARTIN, REAR, REAR, BILL BILL and and FOX, FOX, G.K. G.K. Penmacnpool. Penmaenpool. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.110-13. Station and shed. Colne Valley & Halstead Railway 463 WILLINGHAM,WILLINGHAM, EDWARD EDWARD P. P.From From construction construction to to destruction: destruction: an an authentic authentic history history of of the the ColneColne ValleyValley and Halstead Railway. Halstead: Halstead && District Local Hist.Soc., 1989. pp.vi,256. Many photos,facsims,mapsphotos,facsims,maps & plans. Facsims ofC.V.Rlyof C.V.Rly Rules & Regulations and C.V.& H.R.H.R. Acts Acts 18561856 && 18591859 inin appendices.appendices. East Kent Light Railways 464 GARRETT,GARRETT, STEPHEN. PeculiarPeculiar thingsthings onon thethe East.East.Kent. Kent. The CalvedColonel no.15 (Xmas 1988)1988) pp.14-16. Early history of the E.K.L.Rlys, 1912-16.1912-16. 465 GARRETT,GARRETT, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. The The wooing wooing of of the the EastEast Kent. The ColonelColonel no.16 (Spr.1989) pp.14-16. The financialfinancial decline of thethe E.K.L.Rlys & the purchase of shares by the Southern Rly in 19261926 to avert bankruptcy. 466 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. The The East East Kent Kent Light Light Railway. Railway. Midhurst: Middleton, 1989. pp.I961.pp.[961. 120120 photos,O.S.maps. [Country railwayrailway routesroutes series.] A pictorial history. Festiniog Railway 467 DAVIES, JOHN. TheThe Ffestiniog Ffestiniog RailwayRailway 1836-1986.1836-1986. [n.p.l: Gwynedd Archives Service,Service, [1986].[19861. pp.[i],pp.[i],19. 19. 2727 illns,4illns,4 maps & plans,9 facsirns.facsims. An outline history. 468 PADLEY, A.J. BacktrackBacktrack over old lines. Festiniog RlyRly Mag. no.122 (Aut.1988) pp.76-8. Early F.R. track. 469 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY. RODNEY. When When the the Ffestiniog Ffestiniog showed showed thethe way.way. RWvol.50RW vol.50 (1989) pp.618-20. The firstfirst F.Rly steamsteam locoslocos demonstrated that narrownarrow gaugegauge locoslocos were not inherentlyinherently unstable, therebythereby influencinginfluencing the development of 3'6" andand metremetre gaugegauge rlysrlys inin thethe colonies. colonies. However,However, thethe authorauthor dismisses dismisses thethe claimsclaims of C.E.Spooner andand R.F.Fairlie R.F.Fairlie on on the the efficiency efficiency of of 211.gauge 2ft.gauge rlys. FurnessFurne.ss Railway (See also no.367.) 470 HOLME,HOLME, GEOFF GEOFF and and HAERTEL, HAERTEL, WYN. WYN. The The great great· storm: storm: a contemporarya contemporary account account of of the the Leven Leven viaduct viaduct accident,accident, 1903. Cumbrian Rlys vol.4 (1988- ) pp.90-3. Mail train overturned by the wind while on the viaduct. 471 MARR, MIKE.MIKE. The The official official postcardspostcards of the Furness Railway.l}ailway. Rly PrintPrint Soc.Soc. Newsltr no.45 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.7-11. 472 NORMAN, K.J. TheThe Cleator Cleator tanks: tanks: saintssaints oror sinners?sinners? Cumbrian Rlys vol.4 (1988- ) pp.68-71. Dispute between the Engineer and LocomotiveLocomotive Superintendent aboutabout whetherwhether the•0-6-2Tthe'0-6-2T locoslocos were the cause of excessive tracktrack damage. 473 STEAM Yacht Gondola: an illustratedillustrated souvenir. (London]:[London}: National Trust, 1987. pp.[32].pp.[321. 3030 illns(incl.col.).illns(incl.col.). History & restoration of Furness Rly pleasure steamer Gondola on Coniston Water. Glasgow & South Western Railway 474 HAMILTON,HAMILTON, DAVID. DAVID. A tripA trip to Ardrossanto Ardrossan in in1846 1846 by by the the Glasgow, Glasgow, Paisley, Paisley, Kilmarnock Kilmarnock & & AyrAyr Railway.Railway. Sou' WestWest Jnl no.20 (1988-9) PP.16-19.pp.16-19. 475 KIRKPATRICK,KIRKPATRICK, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. A A G.& G.& S.W.S.W. poet.poet. Sou'·Sou , WestWestJnl jnl no.20 (1988-9) pp.8-11. Alexander Anderson (b.1845)(6.1845) was was a a surfaceman surfaceman on on the the G.& G.& S.W.Rly S.W.Rly and and wrotewrote under under thethe penpen namename 'Surfaceman'. Railway 476 KETTLE,KETTLE, BRIAN. BRIAN. Glasgow Glasgow Underground. Underground. Dornoch:Dornock DomochDornoch Press,Press, 1989. pp.44. Great Central Railway (See also nos.136,19,34,nos. 136,19.3,).. 477 ALMOND,ALMOND, J.G. J.G. Railroading Railroading 1945-50: 1945-50: 'a'a lesson lesson atat Deepcar'.Deepcar'. Forward no.75 (Dec.1989)(Dec. 1989) pp.10-11.pp.tO-11. 478 ANSCOMB,ANSCOMB, J.W. J.W. Building Building the the G.C.R. G.C.R. through through.Woodford. Woodford. Forward no.75 (Dec.1989)(Dec. 1989) pp.6-9. 479 BMBLIN,EA4BLIN, ROBERT. Myth and reality.reality. FOTlDarriForward no.73 (Juneaune 1989)1989) pp.1-12.pp.H2. The capital structure, tradingtrading performance,performance, &&.tocI.! stock market of the G.C.Rly Co.Co. 1899-1921.1899-1921. 480 FEATHER,FEATHER, T. LookingLodking back: a week in 1904. Forward.no.75Forward no.75 (Dec.1989)(Dec. 1989) pp.1-6. Special trains, ticketticket availabilityavailability & engineering problems, week ending 3 Sep.1904.

116 481 GRADIDGE,GRADIDGE, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Preserved Preserved passenger passenger carriages carriages of of Great Great CentralCentral origin.origin. Forward no.73 (JuneOune 1989)1989) pp.13-16. 482 HURST,HURST, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. Great Great Central Central east east of of Sheffield, Sheffield, vol.1.voU. Worksop: Milepost, 1989. pp.96. Many photos,5photos,5 maps & gradient profiles,5 plans. A history & photographic record. 483 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, E.M. E.M. Locomotives Locomotives of of the the Great Great Central Central Railway. Railway. Vol.1, YoU, 1897-1914. 1897-1914. Pinner: Irwell, (well, 1989. pp.lvi],1313.pp.[vil,138. Many photos,drwgs,tables of dimensions. A description of each class. 484 ROUSSELANGE,ROUSSELANGE, PETER. PETER. Neasden Neasden depot.depot. Forward no.74no. 74 (Sep.1989) pp.7-10. Neasden engine shed. (See also nos.203,291,434.) 485 ACCIDENTSACCIDENTS on on the the Great Great Eastern. Eastern. Pt Pt16, 16, A Arear rear end end collision collision at at Fordham FordhamJunction, Junction, December December 1889, 1889, byby F.G.Voisey.F.G.Voisey. Great Eastern]nlEastern fat no.54 (Apr.1988)(Apr. 1988) pp.4-6. 486 BRITISHBRITISH RAILWAY RAILWAY JOURNAL: JOURNAL: special special Great Great Eastern Eastern edition. edition. Ed.byEd.by John Wading.Wading. Didcot, 1989. pp.118.pp.1l8. Many photos,plans,diagms. A collection ofof historicalhistorical articles, articles, entered entered individually,individually, publ.topubl.to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Eastern Counties Rly. 487 BROOKS,BROOKS, L.D. L.D. The The G.E.R. G.E.R. train train headcode headcode system. system. Great Eastern]nlEastern Jrd no.56 (Oct.1988) pp.11-23.pp.1l-23. Incl. L.T.& S.RlyS.Rly headcodes.headcodes. 488 BROOKS,BROOKS, LYN LYN D. D. The The 'T19' 'T19' class class 2-4-0 2-4-0 locomotives locomotives of of the the GreatGreat EasternEastern Railway.Railway. BR]BAJ Special Special GreatGreat EasternEastern edn, 1989. pp.13-21. 489 BROOKS,BROOKS, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Great Great Eastern Eastern Railway Railway hotels.hotels. BR] Special Special GreatGreat EasternEastern edn, 1989. pp.70-4. 490 COCK, C.C.(ed).C.C.(ed). EasternEastern Counties Counties RailwayRailway 150th150th anniversary.anniversary. G.E.Rly Soc.fillSoc.jnl special issue no.5, 1989.1989. pp.36(incl.covers).pp.36(inel.covers). A miscellany of items,items, incl.a detailed chronology ofof thethe E.C.Rly and articlesarticles on itsits locos & carriages, accidents, the Romford Factory, & the WoolwichWoolwich ferry. 491 FRASER, IAN.IAN. MovableMovable platformplatform atat Beecles.Beccles. HMRS]voU3HMRSJ vol.13 (1988-(1988-) ) pp.148-51.pp. 148-51. A swivelling platform,platform, forming a bridge across the tracks between the platforms. 492 FROST, KEN. SheffieldShenfield toto Southend.Southend. Rlys South East vol.2 (1989-)(1989- ) pp.50-3. Early history of the line. 493 FROST,FROST, KENNETH. KENNETH. Eastern Eastern Counties Counties 150: 150: the the 150th 150th anniversary anniversary of of the the coming coming of of the the railway railway toto Essex.Essex. Essex]nlEssex Jnl vol.24 (1989) pp.11-14.pp.ll-14. 494 GREGORY,GREGORY, R. R. The The death death of of a a centenarian. centenarian. int]nl Watford Watford && DistrictDistrict IndlIndl Hist.Soc.Hist.Soc. no.15 (1989) pp.12-14. The viaduct at Dunmow. 495 HOLLAND, DAVE.DAVE. GreatGreat EasternEastern locomotive locomotive chimneys.chimneys. BR] Special Special GreatGreat EasternEastern edn, 1989. pp.75-6. 495a JACOBS,JACOBS, STANFORD. STANFORD. TheThe Great Great Eastern Eastern in in the the 1930s.1930s. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.5-10. 496 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEY. STANLEY. The The Cromer Cromer branch.branch. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.78-84. 497 KING, P.R. R.E.P.T.A.R.E.P.T.A. and and the the Great Great Eastern Eastern Railway. Railway. Great EasternEastern]nl Jnl no.54 (Apr.1988)(Apr. 1988) pp.16-18. The RailwayRailway EmployeesEmployees Privilege Ticket Assocn.ASSOCll. 498 LEONARD, A.G.K. Captain Charles Fryatt: 'Pirate Dodger' hero of World War I. Picture Postcard Monthly no.117 (Jan.1989)Oan.1989) pp.29-9.pp.28-9. His wartime career & death on the G.E.Rly RotterdamRotterdam service, service, && associatedassociated picture postcards. 499 PAYE,PAYE, P. P.Diagramming Diagramming of of locomotives locomotives and men. Great Eastern]nlEastern „Al no.55 (JulyOuly 1988)1988) pp.14-15. Period: e.1912.c.1912. 500 PEMBER,PEMBER, GEOFF. GEOFF. The The Great Great Eastern Eastern Railway: Railway: aa critical critical appraisal.appraisal. BR]BR,J Special Great Eastern edn, 1989. pp.41-45. 501 PEMBER, GEOFF. The GreatGreat EasternEastern RailwayRailway in East London. BR]BRJ Special Special GreatGreat EasternEastern edn, 1989,1989. pp.46-69. 502 PHILLIPS,PHILLIPS, CHARLES. CHARLES. The The Tendring Tendring Hundred Hundred Railway: Railway: a historya history of of the the Colchester Colchester to to ClactonClacton andand WaltonWalton lines.lines. Colchester: Connor Connor & & Butler, Butler, jor for East East Anglian Anglian RlyRly Museum, 1989. pp.64. 24 pl.,map. 503 PROUD, P.P. LocomotiveLocomotive performanceperformance onon thethe 6.30pm6.30pm Liverpool Liverpool Street-CambridgeStreet-Cambridge 1932-1939.1932-1939. Great EasternEastern]nl „AI no.56 (Oct.1988) pp.4-10.pp.HO. Hauled by classclass D15 & D16 4-4-0 and B12B12 4-6-04-6-0 locos. 5041504l RUSSELL,RUSSELL, JEREMY JEREMY M. M. 100 100 years years ofof Frinton's Frinton's railway.railway. Walton on the Naze: Frinton & Walton Heritage Trust, 1989. pp.15. 505 SWIESZKOWSKI,SWIESZKOWSKI, J. J. A shortA short history history of of Lowestoft Lowestoft harbour.harbour. BR]BRJ Special Special GreatGreat Eastern edn,edn, 1989. pp.22-37. With details of slyrly owned dredgers, tugs && other vessels.vessels. 506 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, DAVE. DAVE. Hertford Hertford East.East. BR] Special Special GreatGreat EasternEastern edn, 1989. pp.3-12.pp.3-I2. 507 WATLING, JOHN. Bishopsgate Bishopsgate andand Spitalfields.Spitalfields. BR]BRJ Special Special GreatGreat BartersEastern edn, 1989. pp.85-118.pp.85-ll8. The G.E.Rly LondonLondon goodsgoods stations. 508 WEST,WEST, DENNIS. DENNIS. The The Great Great Eastern Eastern Railway Railway horse-drawn horse-drawn van. BR] Special Special GreatGreat EasternEastern edn, 1989. pp.38-40. 509 WRIGHT,WRIGHT, ALAN. ALAN. The The London London terminus terminus of of the the Eastern Eastern Counties Counties Railway.Railway. BR] Special Special GreatGreat EasternEastern edn, 1989. pp.77- 84. Bishopsgate station. Great North of Scotland Railway (See also no.222.) 510 BRANCH line statistics. Great North Review vol.26 (1989) pp.30-7. Analyses of branch line profitability carried out in 18711871 & 1903.

117 511 CLASS A (D44).(044). (Aberdeen]:[Aberdeen}: G.N.o.S.R. G.N.o.S.R. Assocn,Assam, 1989. pp.9. 4pp4pp drwgs,2ppdrwgs,2pp photos.photos. Typescript. [Abstract[Abstract no.19.]no.19.l History of this 4-4-0 loco class designed by JamesJames Manson. 512 EDMONDS,EDMONDS, TIM. TIM. Great Great North North of of Scotland Scotland reminders. reminders. RM vol.135voU35 (1989) pp.726-9.pp. 726-9. Description of the remains of the line from Grange to ElginElgin via Portsoy.Portsoy. 513 FENWICK, KEITH. InverurieInverurie oldold station.station. Great North Review vol.26 (1989) pp.10-13.pp.l0-13. 514 GORDON,GORDON, H. H. Early Early locomotive locomotive trials.trials. Great North Review vol.26 (1989) pp.54-7. Trials conducted in 1859-601859-60 to test the efficiency ofof D.K.Clark'sD.K.Clark's combustion system of induced air jets. 515 GORDON,GORDON, H. H. and andJACKSON, JACKSON, R.P.R.P. G.N.S.R.G.N.S.R. locomotives. locomotives. (Aberdeen]:[Aberdeen}: G.N.o.S.R. Assocn, 1989.1989. pp.15. Typescript. [Abstract no.17.lno.17.] Tabulated detailsdetails of 178178 locos of the G.NG.N.o.S.Rly .0.S.Rly andand itsits predecessors.predecessors. SupersedesSupersedes Abstract no.7 (1966).(1966). 516 INVERURIEINVERURIE works. works. Great North Review vol.26 (1989) pp.14-18. Plan & description of the G.N.o S.RlyS.Rly loco,loco, carriagecarriage && wagonwagon works.works. 517 JACKSON,JACKSON, R.P. R.P. The The Banff, Banff, Portsoy Portsoy and and Strathisla Strathisla Railway. Railway. Great North Review vol.26 (1989) pp.50-4. 518 JACKSON,JACKSON, R.P. R.P. Locomotives Locomotives in in north-east north-east Scotland Scotland 1923-1967. 1923-1967. (Aberdeen]:[Aberdeen}: G.N.o.S.R. G.N.o.S.R. Assocn,Assocn, 1989. pp.8. Typescript. 'AbstractlAbstract no.18.1no.18.l Tabulated details of non-G.N.o.S.Rly locoslocos allocated to former G.N.o.S. sheds.sheds. 519 NICOLL, E.S.E.S. SignallingSignalling in the pastpast 2525 years. Great North Review vol.26 (1989) pp.44-5. t· Details of signal box closures on ex-G.N.o.S.Rly lineslines sincesince 1964.1964. 520 STIRLING,STIRLING, DAVID. DAVID. The The Morayshire Morayshire connection. connection. Highland RlyjnlRly in! no.10no.l0 (Late Smr 1989)1989) pp.4-7. History of the Morayshire Rly and itsits stormystormy relationshiprelationship with the Inverness & Aberdeen Junction Rly. 521 VALLANCE, H.A. TheThe GreatGreat NorthNorth of of Scotland Scotland Railway.Railway. NewNew edn of Ott.9584, rev.by the G.N.o.S.Rly Assocn.Assocn. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.218. [The historyhistory of'!I thethe railwaysrailways of thethe Scottish Highlands, vol.3.1vol.3.l 522 YEADON,YEADON, W.B. W.B. Post-grouping Post-grouping changes changes to to letters letters and and numbers numbers onon G.N.S.R.G.N.S.R. locomotives. locomotives. Great North Review vol.26 (1989) pp.24-9. Great Northern RailwayRailway (See(See also also nos.303,322.) nos.303,322.) 523 BORLEY,BORLEY, H.V. H.V. Widening Widening of ofthe the Great Great Northern Northern Railway, Railway, London London to to Hitchin. Hitchin.jR&CHS JR&CHS vol.29 vol.29 (1987-9) (1987-9) pp.373-4.pp.373-4. A chronology. 524 CHECKI.EY,CHECKLEY, SID. SID. The The G.N.R. G.N.R. around around Nottingham Nottingham in in the the 1920s. 1920s. G.G.N.Rly N. Rly Soc.Soc. NewsltrNewshr no.49 (JulyUuly 1989)1989) pp.11-14,pp.l1-14, no.50 (Sep.1989) pp.18-19, no.51 (Nov.(Nov.1989) 1989) pp.19-21.pp.19-2I. 525 CHESNEY,CHESNEY, J. J. and and WORRAL, WORRAL, D.J. DJ. More More on on Waltham-on-the-Wold. Waltham-on-the-Wold. G.N.Rly Soc.Newsltr Soc.Newsltr no.48 (May 1989)1989) pp.5-6. 526 FRANKS, LESLIE.LESLlE. Robert Baxter,Baxter, SolicitorSolicitor to the G.N.R., 1846-53.1846-53. G.N.Rly Soc.Newsltr Soc.Newsltr no.50 (Sep.1989) pp.24-5. 527 GRIFFITHS,GRIFFITHS, ROGER ROGER and and HOOPER, HOOPER, JOHN. JOHN. Great Great Northern Northern Railway Railway engineengine sheds. YoU,Val, Southern Southern Area.Area. Pinner: [rwell,Dwell, 1989. pp.vi,130. Many photos,drwgs,plans.photos,drwgs,plans. 528 HALL,HALL, PETE. PETE. Tempsford Tempsford terrain.terrain. G.N.Rly Soc.Newsltr Soc. Newsltr no.51.no.51 (Nov.(Nov.1989) 1989) pp.l0-12.pp.10-12. Tempsford station. 529 HALL,HALL, PETER. PETER. The The Highdyke Highdyke branch.branch. L.N.E.L.N.E.R. R. Study Study Group Group NewsltrNewsltr no.104no.l04 (JuneUune 1989)1989) pp.3-7, no.105no.l05 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.7-8. 530 HIGGINSON,HIGGINSON, MARK. MARK. The The Friargate Friargate line: line: Derby Derby and and the the Great Great Northern Northern Railway.Railway. Mickleover: Golden Pingle,Angle, 1989.1989. pp.160. Many photosphotos && plans. A detailed history & description ofof the the Ilkeston-DerbyIlkeston-Derby Friargate-Dove Jcn Jcn line, line, && thethe G.N.Rly'sG.N.Rly's running running powers powers thence to Burton-on-Trent. 531 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. The The location location of of the the London London (Maiden (Maiden Lane) Lane) temporarytemporary terminus (G.N.R.). JR&CHSjR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.391-3. 532 JACKSON,JACKSON, JIM. JIM. The The Lincoln Lincoln to to Honington Honington line.line. G.N.Rly Soc.Newsltr Soc.Newsltr no.47 (Mar.1989)(Mar. 1989) pp.5-8, no.50no.50 (Sep.1989)(Sep.1989) p.7. Follow up to entry 415,415, 19871987 Bibliography.Bibliography. 533 NEVE, ERIC. The G.N.R.G.N.R. and and the the miners' miners' strike strike of of 1921. 1921. G.G.N.RlyN.Rly Soc.NewsltrSoc.Newsltr no.50 (Sep.1989) pp.26,28. 534 STEPHENSON,STEPHENSON, RAY. RAY. The The Barkstone Barkstone to to Boston Boston line.line. G.N.G.N.Rly Rly Soc.NewsltrSoc.Newsltr no.50 (Sep.1989) pp.20-3. 535 WOODS,WOODS, SUSAN SUSAN JANE JANE and and TUFFREY, TUFFREY, PETER. PETER. Doncaster Doncaster WorksWorks from G.N.R. to R.F.S. Doncaster: Bond, 1988.1988. pp.Iii1,98.pp.[iiI,98. 187187 illns. A further pictorial history of the works & the locos, carriages & wagons builtbuilt there,there, with 14ppl4pp historical intrdn bringing the storystory up toto datedate withwith thethe 19871987 privatisationprivatisation ofof the wagon works as RFS Industries Ltd. Great Northern & Great Eastern JointJoint Railway 536 GOODE,GOODE, C.T. C.T. The The Great Great Northern Northern and and Great Great Eastern Eastern Joint Joint Railway Railway (March (March to to Doncaster). Doncaster). Hull.Hull: author,author, 1989. pp.64. Great Northern & London & North Western Joint Committee (See also no.608.) 537 BAYES,BAYES, CHARLES. CHARLES. A A diary diary of of decline. decline. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.158-64.pp. 158-64. Observations on the Joint line throughthrough MeltonMelton Mowbray,Mowbray, 1948-53.1948-53. (See also nos.35,71,119,I58,162,191,226,228,338,365,403-5,414-15.)nos.35,71,119,158,162,191,226,228,338,365,403-5,414-15.) 538 BASTIN,BASTIN, COLIN COLlN HENRY. HENRY. Princetown railways. railways. Plymouth: author, 1989. pp.36. Typescript. [Railway[Railway delightsdelights series.]series.l Route description of the Princetown branch. 539 BENNETT,BENNETT, ALAN. ALAN. The The Great Great Western Western Railway Railway in in mid mid Cornwall. Cornwall. Southampton.Southampton:- Kingfisher,Kingfisher, 1988. pp.96. Many inns.illns. 540 BRYAN,BRY AN, TIM. TIM. North North Star: Star: a talea tale of of two two locomotives. locomotives. Swindon: Museum Division,Division, ThamesdownThamesdown BoroughBorough Council,Council, 1989.1989. pp.24. 23 inns.illns. History of broad gauge 2-2-2 'North Star' andand the the replica replica built built in in 1925 1925 forfor thethe StocktonStockton & Darlington Rly centenary celebrations.

118118 541 CARPENTER,CARPENTER, ROGER. ROGER. Danzcy Danzey for for Tanworth, Tanworth, and and the the G.W.R. G.W.R. North North Warwickshire Warwickshire line.line. BRJBR] vol.3 (1988-9) pp.283- 98,345,437. History of the - line & description of Danzey station. 542 CARPENTER,CARPENTER, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. Boiler Boiler tube tube fencing fencing of of the the Great Great Western Western Railway.Railway. HMRS]HMRSJ vol.13voU3 (1988-(1988-)) pp.207-13.pp.207-13. Fencing made of scrap loco boiler tubes, usedused forfor protectingprotecting locoloco shedssheds && goodsgoods yards. 543 CLINKER,CLINKER, C.R. C.R. and and VAN VAN DEN DEN AREND, AREND, CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. The The West West Somerset Somerset Railway: Railway: a a history history inin picturespictures with an account by C.R.Clinker and and Christopher Christopher van van den den Arend. Arend. 13rd1 [3rdl ednedn ofof Ott.8520/11923. Ott.8520/11923. Dulverton: Exmoor Press,Press, 1989. pp.72. 83 photos,map,gradientphotos,map,gradient profile.profile. 544 COLLINS,COLLINS, DAVID. DAVID. Exeter Exeter City City Basin. Basin. Signalling RecordRecord 19891989 pp.69-72,133,159-60. History & description of signalling. 545 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN. JOHN. All All in in a a day'sday's work.work. BRJBR] vol.3 (1988-9) pp.432-3. Examples of loco & carriage rosters, 1932.1932. 546 COWLES,COWLES, ROGER. ROGER. The The making making of of the the Severn Severn railway railway tunnel.tunnel. Gloucester: AlanAlan Sutton,Sulton, 1989. pp.[ix),150.ppJbd,150. 3333 illns,7illns,7 maps & diagms. Construction of the tunnel, 1873-86.1873-86. 547 CRAIG, ROBIN.ROBIN. TheThe 1860s 1860s atat Llanelli:L1anelli: aa dynamicdynamic decadedecade for trade and shipping.shipping. Carmarthensh.Antiquary vol.23 (1987)(1987) pp.41-55. Llanelli'sL1anelli's trade was at its most flourishing in this decade, promoted by rlyr1y construction to the port. 548 CROSBIE-HILL,CROSBIE-HILL, BILL. BILL. Summer Summer ofof '54. Great Western Echo no.107no. 107 (Aut.1989)(Aut. 1989) pp.6-9. Ex-G.W.Rly loco performance, Paddington-Bristol, in 1954.1954. 549 EVANS, E.A. NelsonNelson and Llancaiach,L1ancaiach, Great Western Railway.Railway. Nelson, Mid Glamorgan.- Glamorgan: (author],[author}, 1988.1988. pp.32. 3030 photos.photos. 550 FLEMING,FLEMING, D. D.St StPhilips Philips Marsh Marsh through through the the camera: camera: memories memories of of St St Philips Philips Marsh Marsh engine engine shed.shed. Bristol: R.R.P.Printing, P. Printing, 1989. pp.1i1,46.pp.[i),46. 86 photos. A photographic record of this Bristol shed in B.R. days. 551 FOUNTAIN, DANNY.DANNY. CrossCross PostPost Gate bridge.bridge. Broadsheet no.21 (Spr.1989) pp.7-13. Bridge carrying the Bath-Bristol turnpike over the r1yrly in Newton St Loe, builtbuilt 1840.1840. 552 FULLER,FULLER, MARTIN. MARTIN. The The economic economic system system of of maintenance. maintenance. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.125,128-31,145-6. Ganger's occupation key instrument, as used for single line maintenance on the G.W.Rly. 553 GILLHAM, G.F.G.F. AllAll changechange forfor thethe west.west. Southampton: Kingfisher, 1988.1988. pp.1961.pp.[96J. Photographic record of changes on the Paddington-PenzancePaddington-Penzance lineline 1970-87.1970-87. 554 GREEN, DAVIDDAVID (ed).(ed). TheThe khaki khaki livery livery 1915-1917. 1915-1917. Pannier no.1no.l 119891[/9891 pp.3-5. W.W.IW.W.l locoloco livery.livery. 555 HALE,HALE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. A Along long day day on on the the footplate. footplate. Great Western Echo no.107no.l07 (Aut.1989)(Aut. 1989) p.13. Working a Standard Goods loco, 1878.1878. 556 HALE,HALE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. An An old old photograph photograph of of Withymoor Withymoor goods goods yard. Blackcountryman vol.22 no.3 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.47-8. 557 JACKSON,JACKSON, BRIAN BRIAN L. L. The The Abbotsbury Abbotsbury branch.branch. Didcot: Wild Swan, 1989. pp.viii,200. Many photos,maps,plansphotos,maps,plans && drwgs. 558 ,JENKINS,JENKINS, S.C. S.C. and and POMROY, POMROY, L.J. L.J. The The Moretonhampstead and and South South Devon Devon Railway.Railway. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989.1989. pp.120. Many inns.iIIns. [Locomotion papers, no.173.1 559 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEY STANLEY C. C. The The Falmouth Falmouth branch: branch: aa G.W.R. G.W.R. holiday holiday line.line. BR]BRJ vol.3 (1988-9) pp.324-39,391-4. 560 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEY STANLEY C. C. The The Helston Helston branch.branch. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.206-12. 561 LADYDOWN viaduct. Broadsheet no.21 (Spr.1989) pp.3-6. North of Trowbridge. 562 LAST G.W.R. paintingpainting specification. specification. BR]BRJ vol.3 (1988- ) pp.255-7,308,440. Locomotive painting specification dated 1st1st July 1947.1947. 563 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, JOHN. JOHN. The The Severn Severn Valley Valley Railway. Railway. Newton Abbot: D.St].D.S1J.Thomas, Thomas, 1989.1989. pp.223. 3232 p1.,13pl.,13 maps,plans & diagms. History of the rly,r1y, incl.itsincl.its preservation. SeeSee]R&CHS JR&GHS vol.30 (1990-2) pp.45-6pp.45-6 for author's listlist ofof corrections.corrections. 564 MARTIN,MARTIN, DAVID. DAVID. Forty Forty years years ago.ago. Great Western Echo no.108no. 108 (Wntr 1989)1989) pp.4-6. Loco workings from Didcot shed. 565 McCALL, BERNARD. BarryBarry DocksDocks inin thethe 1980s:1980s: a pictorialpictorial survey. Barry: author, 1989.1989. pp.36(4pp col.). 566 NORMAN,NORMAN, BEN. BEN. Rare Rare photographs photographs of of Watchet. Watchet. Exmoor Review vol.30 (1989) pp.21-6. c.1860c .1860 photos ofof Watchet harbour and West SomersetSomerset Rly. 567 POTTS, C.R.C.R. The The Newton Newton Abbot Abbot to to Kingswear Kingswear railway railway (1844-1988). (1844-1988). Oxford: Oakwood, 1989.1989. pp.vi,218,1641pp.vi,218,[641 pl.,fldgpl.,lidg map. [Oakwood library of railway history, no.75.1 568 RILEY, R.C. TheThe PrincetownPrincetown branch. BackTrack vol.]voU (1987)(1987) pp.69-71. 569 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, KEVIN. KEVIN. The The Great Great Western Western Railway Railway gas gas turbines: turbines: a a myth myth exposed. exposed. Gloucester: AlanAlan Sulton,Sutton, 1989.1989. pp.xiii,213. Many photosphotos && diagms.diagrns. 570 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Self-propelled Self-propelled Great Great Western Western in in the the London London region.region. Rlys SouthSouth East vol.1voU (1987-9)(1987-9) pp.I99-204,pp. 199-204, vol.2 (1989-(1989-)) p.54. G.W.Rly steamsteam railrail motors,motors, autotrains,autotrains, diesel diesel railcarsrailcars && aa 19291929 proposalproposal for an electro-dicsele1ectro- train. 571 SILTO, WILLIAM.WILLIAM. OfOf stone stone and and steam: steam: the the story story of of Swindon Swindon railway railway village.village. Buckingham: Barracuda,Barracuda, 1989.1989. pp.100.pp. 100. 572 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, BILL. BILL. The The Banbury Banbury to to Kingham Kingham branch.branch. BetekTrackBackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.1l-16.pp.I1-16. 573 SMITH, WILLIAM H.H. Bromyard:Bromyard: aa GreatGreat WesternWestern ruralrural station.station. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.11-14.pp.ll-14.

119 574 STRONG,STRONG, P. P. Devizes. Devizes. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.110-6.pp. 110-6. A history of the station. 575 TORBAYTORBAY & &DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH RAILWAY RAILWAY SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Dartmouth Dartmouth and and Torbay Torbay Railway: Railway: 125 125 glorious glorious years: years: illustratedillustrated history. Kingswear, 1989. pp.44.pp.H. 3333 photos,map,7photos,map,7 facsims.facsims. Brief history of the line & its preservation. 576 TURNER,TURNER, MARK. MARK. Moreton-in-Marsh. Moreton-in-Marsh. BR]BRjvol.3 vol.3 (1988-9) pp.417-19. The original woodenwooden station, 1853-72.1853-72. 577 WATERS,WATERS, LAURENCE. LAURENCE. Didcot: Didcot: junction junction & & railway railway centre.centre. London: fanIan Allan/G.Allan/C. WSoc.,W.Soc., 1989.1989. pp.56. 101101 illnsillns (8pp in col.),6 plans. History of rly development at Didcot and guide to the G.W.Soc. museum. 578 WHITE,WHITE, KELVIN. KELVIN. Brean Brean Down Down Railway Railway && Harbour.Harbour. Broadsheet no.21 (Spr.1989) pp.14-20.pp. 14-20. A scheme for which a rly was authorised in 1865. These powers were transferred to the BristolBristol & Exeter Rly in 1866, but the lineline was never built. 579 WORKINGWORKING the the Severn Severn Tunnel.Tunnel. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.82-5. Extracts from G.W.Rly officialofficial instructions, 1943.1943. 580 YARWOOD,YARWOOD, M.F. M.F. Window Window on on the the Great Great Western: Western: an an album album of ofeveryday everyday scenes scenes from from the the 1930s 1930s && 40s.40s. Didcot: Wild Swan, 1989. pp.[ii],94.pp.[ii1,94. Collection of author's photographsphotographs withwith detaileddetailed captions,captions, 1933-48.1933-48. (See(See also also nos.222,302,520,684.) nos.222,302,520,684.) 581 FERGUSON, NIALL.NIALL. WartimeWartime traffictraffic on the Highland. Highland Rlyjnllily Jnl no.8 (Spr.1989)(Spr.1989) pp.10-14,pp.l0-14, no.9 (Early SmrSmr 1989) pp.3-5. W.W.2. 582 MACDONALD,MACDONALD, LAIN. lAIN. The The Kyle Kyle line, line, a a railway railway revived.revived.jnl JM PermanentPefflU1nent Way /ruinfnstn vol.107vo1.107 (1989)(1989) pp.147-58.pp. 147-58. History of the Dingwall-KyleDingwall-Kyle of Lochalsh line. 583 McCONNELL,McCONNELL, DAVID. DAVID. Rails Rails to Wickto Wick and and "Thurso: Thurso: origin origin and and construction construction of of the the Sutherland Sutherland and and Caithness Caithness Railway.Railway. Dornoch: Dornoch Press, 1989. pp.32. 584 MURDOCH, A.G.A.G. All All railsrails leadlead toto Inverness: Inverness: aa pictorialpictorial journeyjourney throughthrough thethe ScottishScottish Highlands. Dornoch: DornochDornoch Press, [1989].[19891. pp.42. 585 'SCRUTATOR''SCRUTATOR' [Rev.A.Warburtonl. [Rev.A.Warburton1. Behind Behind the the Highland Highland engines. engines. Facsim.repr.of Facsim.repr.ofOtt.6165. Ott.6165. Dornoch: Dornoch Press/ Highland Rly Soc., 1989. pp.[iil,14.pplii],14. 586 TATLOW,TATLOW, PETER. PETER. Distinguishing Distinguishing features features of of Highland Highland Railway Railway rolling rolling stock.stock. Highland RlyjnlRly inl no.8 (Spr.1989) pp.5-9. Killin Railway 587 ROUGHLEY,ROUGHLEY, MALCOLM. MALCOLM. Steam Steam toto Killin.Killin. BackBackTrack-Track vol.3 (1989) pp.33-8. History & description of the rly. Knott End RailwayRailway 588 HOLLAND,HOLLAND, H.L. H.L. The The Lancaster Lancaster extension extension of of the the Knott Knott End End Railway.Railway. BRJBRj vol.3 (1988-9) pp.299-306,437. Authorised in 1908, but notnot completed.completed. & Yorkshire Railway 589 CHAPLIN, D.D. CliftonCliftonjunction Junction powerpower station. PlatformPlaiform no.29 (Spr.1989) pp.5-10.pp.5-1O. The electrical generating stationstation forfor the.the Manchester-Bury line,line, 1916-33.1916-33. 590 COATES,COATES, N.G. N.G. Diagram Diagram 54 54 20T 20T steel steel hoppers.hoppers. PlatformPlaiform no.29 (Spr.1989) pp.16-19. 132 wagons built at HorwichHorwich 1903-16.1903-16. 591 EARNSHAW, ALAN. A bad Good Friday. RWvol.50RW vol.50 (1989) pp.210-12. A collision at Huddersfield in 1905.1905. 591a EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. TheThe MeltharnMeltham branch.branch. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.159-64. 592 FIELDING,FIELDING, BERNARD. BERNARD. A A short short history history ofof thethe L.&L.& Y. 'Pugs'. PlatformPlaiform no.28 (Wntr 1989)1989) pp.1-8.pp.I-8. 0-4-OST0-4-0ST locoslocos builtbuilt at Horwich 1891-1910.1891-1910. 593 FIELDING,FIELDING, BERNARD. BERNARD. L.Y.R. L.Y.R. locomotives locomotives used used for for carriage carriage warming.warming. HMRSJHMRSj vo.13 (1988-)(1988- ) pp.225-7.pp.225-7. 594 HODGSON,HODGSON, J.B. j.B. Fire Fire trains.trains. PlatformPlaiform no.30 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.22-9. Stationed at Horwich and Newton Heath. 595 HODSON, J.A.j.A. WorkingWorking withwith thethe BuryBury electrics.electrics. PlatformPlaiform no.29 (Spr.1989) pp.1-4.pp. 1-4. 596 LANE, B.C. ManchesterManchester & & BuryBury electricelectric stock.stock. PlaiformPlatform no.28 (Wntr 1989)1989) pp.22-9. 597 LANE, B.C. ElectricElectric loco no.2. PlatformPlaiform no.29 (Spr.1989) pp.11-13.pp.11-13. 4-wheel battery-electric locoloco builtbuilt atat Horwich in 1917 for shunting at Clifton powerpower station. 598 LANE, B.C. TheatricalTheatrical specials.specials. PlaiformPlatform no.30 (Sine(Smr 1989)1989) pp.1-4.pp.I-4. Special trains for moving theatrical troupes. 599 LANE, B.C. 21'0"21'0" coveredcovered carriagecarriage trucks.trucks. PlatformPlaiform no.30 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.16-21. 33 4-wheel trucks built at HorwichHorwich 1874-1908.1874-1908. 600 LITTLEWORTH,LITTLEWORTH, C.J. C.j. Nearly Nearly identical identical twins!twins! Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.142-4.pp. 142-4. Signalling at The OaksOaks andand BirkenshawBirkenshaw sidingssidings onon thethe Bolton-BlackburnBolton-Blackburn line. 601 MAGILL, j.J. TheThe LancashireLancashire & Yorkshire Railway in verse. PlaiformPlatform no.28 (Wntr 1989)1989) pp.9-13. 602 RICHARDSON,RICHARDSON, D. D. Chorley. Chorley. PlatformPlaiform no.30 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.5-13. The early history of the station.

120 603 WRAY,WRAY, TOM. TOM. The The Bacup Bacup branch: branch: Rochdale-Facit-Bury. Rochdale-Facit-Bury. SUllon-in-Craven:Sutton-in-Craven: L. L.& & YRryY.Rly Soc., 1989. pp.33. 2222 photos,9photos,9 plans. [Branch lineslines of of Ihe the L. Lee & YR.,Y.R., no.7.1no. 7.J London & North Eastern Railway (See(See also also nos.303,308.) nos.303,308.) 604 ARMSTRONG,ARMSTRONG, ERIC, ERIC, BROWN, BROWN, LESLIE, LESLIE, McKENDRICK, McKENDRICK, JOE JOE and and ROBB, ROBB, CLEM. CLEM. Birth Birth of of a a legend.legend. in.p.1:In.p.J: Paddle Steamer PresrvnPresets Soc.(Scottish Branch), 1987. pp.40. A photographic record of the construction & early days in serviceservice of P.S.P. S. Waverley. 605 BLEARS, J.G. J.G. L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. rambles.rambles. RryRly PrintPrinl Soc.NewsltrSoc. Newsllr no.46 (Aut.1989)(Aut.l989) pp.9-12. Notes on a series of country walk guides pub!.publ. byby the L.& N.E.Rly in the 1930s.1930s. 606 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, A. A. Altercation Altercation at at Penistone. Penistone. Plal/ormPlatform no.29 (Spr.1989) pp.22-5. The Penistone accident 1927.1927. 607 GOSLIN,GOSLIN, GEOFFEY. GEOFFEY. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. locomotive locomotive performance. performance. No.13, No.13, The The Bls Bls in inthe the 1948 1948 locomotive locomotive exchanges.exchanges. Gresley ... Observer no.89 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.11-18.pp.lt-18 . 608 GOSLIN,GOSLIN, GEOFF. GEOFF. The The goods goods traffic traffic of of the the L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. Pt Pt 5, 5, The The Great Great Northern Northern and and London London andand NorthNorth WesternWestern Joint RailwayRailway and associatedassociated L.N.E.R. lineslines inin 1935.1935. CresIgGresley ObserverObserver no.88 (Spr.1989) pp.5-12,pp.5-I2, no.89no.89 (Sim(Smr 1989)1989) pp.34-5. 609 HALL, PETER. L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. andand its its bus bus connections. connections. L.N.E.R. Study Study Group Group NewsltrNewsltr no.102 (Feb.(Feb.1989) 1989) pp.7-9. 610 HOOLE,HOOLE, KEN. KEN. 'Hush-Hush'.'Hush-Hush'. BackTrack vo!'2vol.2 (1988) pp.86-90. Pictorial history of experimental locoloco no.10000,no.lOOOO, 1929-38.1929-38. 611 HUGHES, GEOFFEY.GEOFFEY. AA 19291929 main lineline diesel.diesel. Greslo,Gresley ObserverObserver no.88 (Spr.1989) pp.39-43. Proposal to convert an ex-N.E.Rlyex-N.E.Rly Bo-Bo Bo-Bo d.c.d.c. electricelectric locoloco toto diesel-electric,diesel-electric, 1928-9.1928-9. 612 MULLAY, A.J. Non-stop!Non-stop! London toto ScottishScottish steam. Gloucester: Alan Alan Sulton,Sutton, 1989. pp.xiv,120. History of non-stop London-Edinburgh steam-hauledsteam-hauled servicesservices 1928-61.1928-61. 613 OVERTON,OVERTON, ANDREW ANDREW K. K.Electrical Electrical release release of of ground ground frames frames on on the the L.N. L.N.E.R. E. R. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.114-16. 614 PARCELS trainsltraffictrains/traffic onon thethe L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R.L N E. R. StudyStudy GroupGroup NewslirNewsltr no.l05no.105 (Aug.(Aug.1989) 1989) pp.3-6, no.106 (Oct.1989)(Oct. 1989) pp.4-7. 615 RAILWAYRAILWAY CORRESPONDENCE CORRESPONDENCE & & TRAVEL TRAVEL SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Locomotives Locomotives ofof thethe L.N.E.R.L. N.E. R. PtPt 10A, lOA, DepartmentalDepartmental stock, locomotive sheds,sheds, boilerboiler andand tendertender numbering. Lincoln, 1988. pp.[ivJ,140,fldgppliv1,140,fldg table. 63 pl.,6ppp!.,6pp drwgs.drwgs. 616 STEPHENSON,STEPHENSON, RAY. RAY. The The 'Scarborough 'Scarborough Flier'.Flier'. CrosbyGresley ObserverObserver no.90 (Wntr 1989/90)1989/90) pp.7-12. Account of King's Cross-Scarborough throughthrough servicesservices since the 1880s.1880s. 617 STOBBS, ALLAN W. Memories ofof thethe L.N.E.R.: south-westsouth-west Durham. Penrith: author, 1989. pp.l08.pp.108. 47 illns. 618 STONES,STONES, DAVID. DAVID. Before Before the the railcars railcars came.came. L.N.E.R.L.N. E. R. StudyStudy GroupGroup Mews'&Newsltr no.l03no.103 (Apr.(Apr.1989) 1989) pp.5-7. Background to the sunsetnames & routes of the original mail coaches, from which the L.& N.E.Rly steamsteam railcarsrailcars tooktook their names. 619 TOWNEND,TOWNEND, P.N. P.N. The The A4 A4 Pacifies. Pacifics. London: fanIan Allan, 1989. pp.64. Col.Col.photographic photographic album. 620 WHITEHOUSE,WHITEHOUSE, PATRICK PATRICK and and THOMAS, THOMAS, DAVID DAVID ST ST JOHN. JOHN. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. 150: 150: the the London London and and North North EasternEastern Railway-a century century and and a a half half of of progress. progress. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.208. 16 col.col.pl.,many pI. ,many inns.illns. 621 YARNELL, D.H. LookingLooking back:back: thethe dayday LincolnLincoln St MarksMarks camecame to life.life. Forward no.71 (Feb.(Feb.1989) 1989) pp.13-15.pp.I3-15. Football special workings on 20 Feb.1937. 622 YEADON,YEADON, W.B. W.B. London London & &North North Eastern Eastern Railway Railway locomotive locomotive allocations: allocations: thethe lastlast dayday 1947.1947. Pinner: Irwell,frwell, 1989. pp.48. 2121 photos.photos. Tabulated listslists of thethe shedshed allocationallocation ofof each loco,loco, && the locoloco allocation of each shed. London & North WesternWestern RailwayRailway (See (See also also nos.25,35-6,191,208,216,229,410,964.) nos.25,35-6,191,208,216,229,4lO,964.) 623 ANDERSON,ANDERSON, V.R. V.R. and and FOX, FOX, G.K. G.K. Two Two L.N.W.R. L.N.W.R. termini.termini. BackTrack vo!'2vol.2 (1988) pp.80-l.pp.80-1. Croxley Green and Rickmansworth. 624 ANDERSON,ANDERSON, V.R. V.R. and and FOX, FOX, G.K. G.K. Station Station studies: studies: aa Cheshire Cheshire trio. BackTrack vol.1vol.l (1987) pp.15-19. Chelford, Beeston Castle & Tarporley, and Betley Road. 623625 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP. PHILIP. Crewe Crewe at at home home andand away.away. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.77-80. Influence of loco exchangesexchanges inin 1909 onon designdesign ofof L.& N.W.Rly 4-6-2T4-6-2T locos.locos. 626 BRITISHBRITISH RAILWAY RAILWAY JOURNAL: JOURNAL: special special London London & & Birmingham Birmingham Railway Railway edition.edition. Ed.byEd.by RichardRichard Foster.Foster. Didcot, 1989. pp.92. Many photos,plans,diagms.photos,plans,diagms. A collection of historical articles,articles, enteredentered individually, publ.to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the opening of the rly. 627 CHILD,CHILD, G.J. G.J. Watford Watford Junction Junction redevelopment. redevelopment. JnlJul WatfordWal/ord && DistrictDistrict Ind!fndl Hist.Soc.Hist. Soc. no.15 (1989) pp.22-3. A chronology 1983-7.1983-7. 628 CLAY,CLAY, JOHN JOHN F. F.Locomotive Locomotive performance, performance, London-Birmingham. London-Birmingham. BRJ SpecialSpecial L.&L. & B. edit,edn, 1989. pp.22-31.pp.22-3l. Account of the progressive improvements in loco power && journey journey times duringduring the past 150 years. 629 FORSYTH,FORSYTH, MARY. MARY. Watford. Watford. BRJ SpecialSpecial L.&L & B. edn,edn, 1989. pp.33-48. History of Watford Junction station. SeeSee also BRJBR] vol.3 (1988-9) p.439. 630 FOSTER,FOSTER, RICHARD. RICHARD. L.& L.& N.W.R. N.W.R. water water troughs. troughs. BRJ SpecialSpecial L.&L. & B. edn,edn, 1989. pp.84-91.pp.84-9l. 631 FOX,FOX, MICHAEL MICHAEL and and PETER. PETER. The The Delph Delph branch.branch. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.81-8. 632 FRASER,FRASER, NEIL. NEIL. L.& L.& N.W.R. N.W.R. hotels.hotels. Premier News no.72 (Jan-Feb.1989) pp.b-7.pp.6-7. List of 21 hotels, showing current status. 633 FRASER,FRASER, NEIL. NEIL. Standedge Standedge story.story. HMRSJvol.l3HMRSJ vol.13 (1988-) pp.152-5. The canal & rly tunnels.

121 634 GOODGER,GOODGER, BRIAN. BRIAN. Woodworking Woodworking at at Wolverton. Wolverton. Premier News no.75 (Oct-Nov.1989) pp.8-13. Wolverton Carriage Works, 1920s. Repr.from Woodworker Sep.1988. 635 HART,HART, S.J. S.J. Locomotive Locomotive work work at at a a terminal terminal station.station. Premier News no.75 (Oct-Nov.1989) pp.2-7. Repr.from L. & N. W.R. Gazette 1916. 636 HENDRY,HENDRY, R.P. R.P. Rugby.Rugby. BR] Special Special L.&L.& B. edn,edn, 1989. pp.71-83. Rise & decline of Rugby as a railway centre. 637 HORNE, J. L.N.W.R.L.N.W.R. gas gas production. production. PtPt I, 1, On On train train supplies. supplies. Premier News no.73 (JulyOuly 1989)1989) pp.12-15.pp.12-15. 638 INSTONE,INSTONE, M.R.L. M.R.L. London London & &Birmingham Birmingham line line train train services. services. BRjBR] Special Special L.&L.& B. edn,edn, 1989.1989. pp.49-64. The developmentdevelopment ofof passenger passenger && goodsgoods traintrain services services 1880s-1980s.1880s-1980s. 639 L.N.W.R. 18951895 diningdining saloons.saloons. Premier News no.74 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.8-13. Repr.from Engineering 12 April 1895.1895. 640 MILLARD,MILLARD, PHILIP PHILIP A. A. Selected Selected L.N.W.R. L.N.W.R. carriages: carriages: a adetailed detailed commentary. commentary. Crewe: L.& L.& N.N.W.Rly W.Rly Soc.,Soc., 1989.1989. ... pp.[ii],25.pp.[iil,25. 2 photos,4photos,4 drwgs.drwgs. [Premier portfolios, no.7.1 641 PEASCOD, MIKE. TheThe Flimby Flimby sprinter:sprinter: accidentaccident atat SeatonSeaton Colliery,Colliery, 17th17th March 1857.1857. Cumbrian Rlys vol.4 (1988-(1988-) ) pp.56-9. Derailment on the Whitehaven Junction Rly. 642 PHILLIPS, HUGH. TheThe CaprottiCaprotti Claughtons,Claughtons, andand others.others. RWvol.49RW vol.49 (1988) pp.710-14. L.M.& S.RlyS.Rly attemptsattempts toto improveimprove thethe performanceperformance of the L.& N.W.Rly 'Claughton''Claughton' 4-6-0 4-6-0 class class withwith CaprottiCaprotti valvevalve gear, larger boilers,boilers, && otherother improvements.improvements. 643 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, PETER PETER S. TheS. The London London and and Birmingham Birmingham Railway Railway line: line: the the struggle struggle for for its its construction. construction. BRJBR] Special Special L.&B.L.& B. edn,edn, 1989.1989. pp.3-12. 644 SCOTT,SCOTT, PETER PETER G. G. Harrow Harrow station station 1837-1987. 1837-1987. BR] Special Special L.&L.& B. edn,edn, 1989. pp.13-21. 645 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, BILL. BILL. The The Aylesbury Aylesbury Railway: Railway: the the first first branchbranch line,line, Cheddington-Aylesbury. Sparkford:SparkJord: Oxford Publng, 1989. pp.112. ManyMany photos,maps,plans,drwgs,facsims.photos,maps,plans,drwgs,facsims. 646 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, BILL. BILL. The The Banbury Banbury branch.branch. BackTrack vol.1 (1987) pp.106-13.pp.l06-13. 647 SKELSEY,SKELSEY, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. The The end end of ofthe the brain brain trains: trains: the the curious curious closure closure of of the the Cambridge Cambridge to to Oxford Oxford railway.railway. Eagle (Cambridge Univ.Rly Club) no.39no.39 (Lent(Lent 1989)1989) supp.pp.1-6.supp.pp.I-6. 648 SMITH, BILL.BILL. Bletchley Bletchley recalled.recalled. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.100-5.pp.l00-5. History of the station & engine shed. 649 STANISTREET,STANISTREET, ALLAN. ALLAN. L.& L.& N.W.R. N.W.R. recipients recipients of of the the Albert Albert Medal.Medal. Premier News no.73 (JulyOuly 1989)1989) pp.6-8. Account of the three awards t?to L.& N.W.Rly staff.staff. 650 WARING,WARING, ROY. ROY. The The Leeds Leeds New New Line: Line: the the Heaton Heaton Lodge Lodge and and Wortley Wortley railway.railway. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989.1989. pp.96. 6060 photos,17photos,l7 mapsmaps & & plans, plans,facsims. fa.csims. [Locomotion papers, no.171.1 History of the Bradley-FarnleyBradley-Farnley line via Cleckheaton. London & South Western RailwayRailway (See(See also also nos.158,173,176,295,323,384,102,792-3.) nos.158,173,176,295,323,384,402,792-3.) 651 BASTIN, COLIN HENRY.HENRY. TheThe Exmouth, Exmouth, Sidmouth Sidmouth and and Budleigh Budleigh SaltertonSalterton branchlines.branchlines. Plymouth: author, 19901990 Ii.e.[i.e. 1989].1989). pp.36. 3131 photos.photos. 652 BRADLEY, D.L. AnAn illustratedillustrated historyhistory ofof L.S.W.R. L.S.W.R. locomotives: locomotives: thethe early early engines engines 1838-53 1838-53 andand thethe BeattieBeattie classes.classes. Didcot: Wild Swan, 1989. pp.viii,264. Many photosphotos && drwgs.drwgs. 653 JUDD,JUDD, LEO LEO W. W. Train Train services. services. South WesternWestern GircalarCircular vol.8vol.8 (1989-)(1989- ) pp.78-86. Repr.from RM June 1911.1911. 654 LOVELL, M.S. MidhurstMidhurst signalsignal box. South WesternWestern CircularCircular vol.8 (1989- ) pp.63-4. 655 MAUGHAN,MAUGHAN, P. P.Axminster Axminster and and Lyme Lyme Regis Regis Light Light Railway.Railway. BackTrack vol.3voU (1989) pp.172-80.pp. 172-80. 656 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Branch Branch lines lines around around Ascot: Ascot: from from Ash Ash Vale, Vale, Weybridge, Weybridge, StainesStaines andand Wokingham. Midhurst:Midhursi: Middleton, 1989. pp.1961.pp.(96). 120 photos,O.S.plans.photos,O.S.plans. A pictorial history of these lines. 657 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Fareham Fareham to toSalisbury Salisbury (via (via Eastleigh). Eastleigh). Midlturst:Midhurst: Middleton, 1989.1989. pp.I961.pp.(96). 120 photos,O.S.plans. [Country railway routesroutes series.]series.l A pictorial history of these lines, incl.theincl. the Bishops Waltham branch. 658 NICHOLAS, J.S. Christmas Christmas 1910: 1910: special special traffictraffic working.working. South WesternWestern CircularCircular vol.8 (1989-(1989-) ) pp.53-7. 659 SEKON,SEKON, G.A. G.A. The The London London & South& South Western Western Railway: Railway: half half a acentury century of of railway railway progress progress toto 1896.1896. Repr.ofRepr.ofOtt.6609. Ott.6609. Weston-super-Mare: Avon-Anglia, 1989. pp.iiiI,94.pp.[iil,94. 660 SHARMAN,SHARMAN, M.(comp.). M.(comp.). The The London London and and South South Western Western Railway: Railway: a selectiona selection of of locomotive locomotive drawings.drawings. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.[ivl,49ppliv1,49 fldgf1dg pl.pI. [Portfolio[Porifolio series, vol.4.]vo1.4.1 Reproduced from the Locomotive Magazine. 661 VOISEY, F. AA collision collision atat Vauxhall, Vauxhall, 1912.1912. South WesternWestern Circular vol.8vol.8 (1989-(1989- )) pp.65-9. London, BrightonBrighton && South Coast Railway (See(See also nos.173,181,265,302,372,824.) 662 ALLEN,ALLEN, IAN IAN C. C. S.R. S.R. class class DUX Dl/X 0-4-2T 0-4-2T no.B216-and no.B216-and other other matters. matters. Southern Notebook vol.10 (1989-) pp.3-11.pp.3-11. 663 BAKER,BAKER, MICHAEL MICHAEL H.C. H.C. London London to toBrighton: Brighton: 150 150 years years of of Britain's Britain's premier premier holiday holiday line.line. Wellingborough: PatrickPalrick Stephens, 1989. pp.232. Many illns,8iIIns,8 col.pl.col.pl. 664 CATCHPOLE,CATCHPOLE, L.T. Lewes.Lewes. Brighton Circular vol.15 (1989) pp.90-103. Orig.publ.in Southern Rly Mag.Mag., , Sep.1937. 665 CRUTTENDEN,CRUTTENDEN, M.J. M.J. Early Early and and smaller smaller sheds sheds of of the the L.B.&L.B.& S.C.R. Brighton CircularCircularvol.14 vol.14 (1988) pp.151-9, vol.15 (1989) pp.49,126-8.

122 666 DOE,DOE, ALAN ALAN (ed). (ed). Isle Isle of ofWight Wight Central Central Railway Railway number number 11: 11: anan award award winning winning engine.engine. fRydeJ: Isle of Wight Rly Co.Ltd,Co.Ltd,for for WightWightLoco.Soc., Loco.Soc. , 1989. pp.16. 1515 illns. History of 'Terrier' classclass 0-6-OT0-6-0T no.40 'Brighton', whichwhich receivedreceived a goldgold medal at the ParisParis ExhibitionExhibition ofof 1878,1878, incl.itsind.its workwork onon thethe IsleIsle ofof Wight && itsits subsequentsubsequent preservation. 667 EWENS,EWENS, STEVE. STEVE. The The railway railway toto Dyke.Dyke. RWvol.50RW vol.50 (1989) pp.20-2. Brief history of the Brighton & Devil's Dyke Rly. 668 JORDAN,JORDAN, S. S. The The Bognor Bognor branch branch line.line. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.96. Many photos,drwgs,map,plans,facsims. [Locomotion papers, no.172.1no.I72.) 669 KIRKBY,KIRKBY, DICK. DICK. The The work work of of the the smaller smaller L.B.&L.B.& S.C.R. sheds.sheds. Brighton Circular vol.15 (1989). No.7, Three Bridges. pp.5-10. No.8, East Grinstead. pp.31-2. No.9, Horsham. pp.64-9. No.10, Portsmouth/Fratton. pp.155-61.pp.155-61. 670 LONDON,LONDON, BRIGHTON BRIGHTON AND AND SOUTH SOUTH COAST COAST RAILWAY. RAILWAY. Notice Notice of ofspecial special traffic, traffic, no.4.no.4. For For week week endingending January 26th 1907. Facsim. issued as supplement to Brighton Circular, [19891.(1989). pp.1161.pp.(16). 671 LONDON,LONDON, BRIGHTON BRIGHTON AND AND SOUTH SOUTH COAST COAST RAILWAY. RAILWAY. Notice Notice of ofspecial special traffic, traffic, no.11. no.l1. For For week week endingending March 16th 1907. Facsim. issued as supplement to Brighton Circular, 119891.[1989). pp.(16).pp.I161. 672 MINNIS,MINNIS, JOHN. JOHN. Palmer, Falmer, L.B.&L.B.& S.C.R. BR]BRJ vol.3 (1988- ) pp.244-6. History & description of the station. 673 MINNIS, JOHN. The The Brighton Brighton Railway Railway crisis crisis ofof 1867.1867. Brighton Circular vol.14 (1988) pp.pp.160-3, 160-3, vol.15 (1989) pp.20- 5,32-8,80-4,106-8,134-40,166-9. The financialfinancial crisis following thethe collapsecollapse of of the the bankersbankers Overend,Overend, Gurney & Co. 674 PARR,PARR, Dr DrD.R. D.R. The The clocks clocks of ofthe the London, London, Brighton Brighton and and South South Coast Coast Railway. Railway. Repr.with Repr.with corrections corrections fromfrom Antiquarian Horology (Spr.1989). Ticehurst: Antiquarian Horological Soc., 1989. pp.[iI,35-51.ppJi),35-51. 1313 photos.photos. 675 READ, M. L.B.S.C.L.B.S.C. carriages carriages on on the the Isle Isle ofof Wight.Wight. Brighton Circular vol.14 (1988) pp.144-50.pp. 144-50. 676 REED,REED, M.J.E. M.J.E. The The island island Terriers: Terriers: the the L.B.& L.B.& S.C.R. S.C.R. Terrier Terrier class class on on the the railways railways of of the the Isle Isle ofof Wight. Wight. Ed.byEd.by PeterPeter Cooper. Southampton: Kingfisher, 1989. pp.48. Many inns.illns. Individual histories of each of thethe 88 locoslocos ofof thisthis 0-6-OT0-6-0T class employedemployed onon the island. 677 SEDGWICK,SEDGWICK, TONY. TONY. Ex-L.B.& Ex-L.B.& S.C.R. S.C.R. locos locos at at work work on on the the Western Western Section.Section. Southern Notebook vol.10 (1989-(1989-)) pp.43- 58. 678 VOICES from the past: Kingscote.Kingscote. Bluebell News vol.31 (1989) pp.128-33. Reminiscences of station & staff in 1920s.1920s. London, Midland && Scottish Railway (See also nos.46,228,342,377,825.) 679 BINNS, DONALD. L.M.S.L.M.S. locomotiveslocomotives at work.work. No.2,No.2, CoronationCoronation classclass 4-6-2.4-6-2. Skipton: Wyvem,u:i>vem, 1988. pp.40. A photographic record. 680 DRUMMOND,DRUMMOND, ROBERT ROBERT D. D. 1934 1934 Scottish Scottish Cup Cup Final Final traffic. traffic. TrueTrue Line no.25 (May 1989)1989) p.1121.p.[12). 681 ESSERY,ESSERY, BOB BOB and andJENKINSON, JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. An An illustrated illustrated history history of of L.M.S. L.M.S. locomotives. locomotives. Vol.5,Vo1.5, TheThe post-groupingpost-grouping standard designs.designs. St Michael's-on-Wyre:Michael's-on- Wyre: Silver Link,Link, 1989. pp.248. Many photosphotos & drwgs. 682 GRIFFIN, S.A. AA passion passion for 'Crabs'. RMvol.135RM vol.135 (1989) pp.784-8. Critical appraisal of thethe c1.5Fcl.5F 2-6-0 design of George Hughes. 683 HAWKINS,HAWKINS, CHRIS, CHRIS, HOOPER, HOOPER, JOHN JOHN and andREEVE, REEVE, GEORGE. GEORGE. British British Railways Railways engine engine sheds. sheds. [No.31, [No.31, LondonLondon Midland matters. Pinner:Anne,- bumf',Irwell, 1989. pp.[vil,90.pplvi),90. ManyMany photos,drwgsphotos,drwgs & plans. The L.M.&L.M.& S.RlyS.Rly andand B.R.-L.M.Region B.R.-L.M.Region engine engine shed shed modernisation modernisation programme, programme, 1930s-1950s. 1930s-1950s. 684 HAWKINS,HAWKINS, CHRIS, CHRIS, REEVE, REEVE, GEORGE GEORGE and and STEVENSON, STEVENSON, JAMES. JAMES. L.M.S. L.M.S. engine engine sheds: sheds: theirtheir history history and development. Vo1.6,Vol.6, The Highland Railway.Railway. Pinner: Irwell,!melt, 1989. pp.vi,130. Many photosphotos & plans. 685 HOOPER,HOOPER, JOHN. JOHN. London Midland & Scottish& Scottish Railway Railway locomotive locomotive allocations: allocations: thethe lastlast dayday 1947.1947. Pinner: Irtuell,Irwell, 1989. pp.48. 2424 photos.photos. Tabulated listslists of the shedshed allocationallocation ofof eacheach loco, && the locoloco allocation of each shed. 686 KIRKPATRICK,KIRKPATRICK, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. Two Two unknown. unknown. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.155-7. Collision at Charfield, 1929, in whichwhich two child victims were said to be unidentified. 687 NOCK, O.S. GreatGreat locomotiveslocomotives of the L.M.S. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.280. Many photos,16photos, 16 col.pl. 688 ROBINSON,ROBINSON, PETER. PETER. The The Fowler Fowler 2-6-4 2-6-4 tankstanks inin Cumbria.Cumbria. Cumbrian Rlys vol.4 (1988-) pp.54-5,106-11.pp.54-5,106-11. 689 ROWLEDGE,ROWLEDGE, J.W.P. J.W.P. L.M.S. L.M.S. engines: engines: names, names, numbers, numbers, types types and and classes. classes. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.160. 25 pl.pI. Typescript. 690 TOMS,TOMS, GEORGE. GEORGE. 10000 10000 & & 10001: 10001: the the L.M.S. L.M.S. diesel diesel twins.twins. BR]BRJ vol.3 (1988-9) pp.310-21. 691 TWELLS, NELSON. L.M.S.L.M.S. handbillhandbill advertising.advertising. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.186-7. London, Tilbury && Southend Railway (See also no.487.) 692 FROST, K.A.K.A. TheThe Barking-Pitsea Barking-Pitsea line: line: 100100 yearsyears ofof a a cut-offcut-off railway.railway. RWvol.49RW vol.49 (1988) pp.582-6. Lynton & Barnstaple Railway (See also no.254.) 693 PRIDEAUX,PRIDEAUX, J.D.C.A. J.D.C.A. The The Lynton Lynton & &Barnstaple Barnstaple Railway Railway remembered. remembered. 2nd2nd ednedn ofof Ott.8492.Ott.8492. Newton Abbot: DavidDavid && Charles, 1989. pp.96. (See also nos.164,195,199,208,434.)nos.I64,195,199,208,434.) 694 ANDERSON, V.R. and FOX, G.K. Station studies: Lancaster (Green Ayre). BackTrack vol.1 (1987) pp.130-3.pp. 130-3. 695 ATKINS,ATKINS, C.P. C.P. More More light light on on the the Lickey Lickey Banker.Banker. BackTrack vol.1 (1987) pp.64-6. Origins of the design of 0-10-0 no.2290.no. 2290.

123 696 BENTLEY,BENTLEY, J.M. J.M. The The railway railway from from Buxton Buxton to to Bakewell, Bakewell, Matlock Matlock && Ambergatc.Ambergate. Stockport: Foxline, [19891.[1989]. pp.[96].pp.E961 244 photos,4 maps & plans,facsims.plans,facsims. [Scenes from from thethe past, no.7.1 A pictorial history. 697 BINNS,IIINNS, DONALD. RailwaysRailways inin thethe NorthernNorthern Dales:Dales: thethe SettleSettle && CarlisleCarlisle line. Skipton:Skipton U0>vern,yoern, 1989. pp.56. 102102 photos. 698 CARVELL,CARVELL, ROGER. ROGER. A A Midland Midland survivor survivor atat Hitchin.Hitchin. Wyvern vol.6 (1989- ) pp.34-7. Brief history of Midland Rly engine sheds at Hitchin. 699 DANES, BOB. Banking after 'Bertha'. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.67-8. Working the from 1956. 700 DERBYDERBY RAILWAY RAILWAY HISTORY HISTORY RESEARCH RESEARCH GROUP. GROUP. The The Midland Midland Counties Counties Railway. Railway. Ed.byEd.by P.S.Stevenson. P.S.Stevenson. Mold: Rly && CanalCanal Hist.Soc.Hist.Soc., 1989.1989. pp.128.pp.128. 4848 illns,mapsillns,maps && plans.plans. Detailed history of' its formation & independent existence untiluntil itsits absorptionabsorption intointo the Midland Rly. 701 ESSERY, BOB. Johnson goodsgoods engines and a.a closer look atat the'the '1357' 1357' class.class. BR]BRJ vol.3 (1988-9) pp.266-75,345. .'" 702 ESSERY,ESSERY, R.J. R.J. and andJENKINSON, JENKINSON, D. D.An An illustrated illustrated review review of ofMidland Midland locomotives locomotives from from 1883.1883. Vol.4,VolA, GoodsGoods tender classes. Didcot:Didcol: Wild Swan, 1989. pp.x,198. 316316 photos,27photos,27 drwgs. 703 ESSERY, R.J. IlkestownIlkestown Town. (Prototypes(Prototypes for modelmakers, no.1.) HMRS]voI.13HMRS J vol.13 (1988-) pp.240-6,250-53.pp.240-6,250-53. 704 FIRTH, G.G. SevenSeven milesmiles ofof line. SLS]SLSJ vol.65 (1989) pp.187-9,216-18. Description of the Cudworth-Oakenshaw line. 705 FOX, PETER. TheThe Settle-Carlisle Settle-Carlisle in action. Ciggleswick:Giggleswick: W.R.Mitchell,W.R.Milchell, 1989. pp.48. Many photos.photos. [A `Castleberg''Castleberg' publn.1publni Publ.to celebrate the reprievereprieve of the lineline fromfrom closure.closure. 706 GILBERT,GILBERT, DAVID DAVID L.F. L.F. Midland Midland Railway Railway coke coke wagons.wagons. HMRS]voI.13HMRSJ vol.13 (1988-(1988-) ) pp.180-3.pp. 180-3. 707 GOSLIN,GOSLIN, GEOFF. GEOFF. The The widening widening of ofthe the Midland Midland main main line line between between Sharnbnxik Sharnbrook and and I,eagrave, Leagrave, 1889-1895. 1889-1895. Midland Rly Soc.NewsltrSoc. Newsltr no.18 (Aut.1989)(Aut. 1989) pp.16-121.pp.[6-12]. 708 GOUGH,GOUGH, JOHN. JOHN. The The Midland Midland Railway: Railway: a chronology, a chronology, listing listing in ingeographical geographical order order the the opening opening dates dates ofof thethe lineslines and additionaladditional runningrunning lineslines ofof thethe companycompany (with(with thethe powerspowers underunder whichwhich theythey werewere constructed)constructed) together with the dates of the opening, re-naming, andand closingclosing of stations and signalboxes.signalboxes. [2nd edn.1edn.l Mold: Rly & CanalCanal Hist.Soc., 1989. pp.392. Considerably expanded, & extended up toto 1989.1989. WithWith 118pp 118pp of of official official track diagms. 709 GREGORY,GREGORY, J.R. J.R. Hampton Hampton in in Arden Arden to to Whitacre.Whitacre. Rly ObserverObserver vol.59 (1989) pp.162-5. An outline history. 710 HIGGINSON,HIGGINSON, MARK MARK (comp). (comp). The The Midland Midland Counties Counties Railway Railway 1839-1989: 1839-1989: aa pictorialpictorial survey.survey. Butterley: Midland Midland Rly Trust, 1989. pp.60. 106106 illas,3illns,3 maps. 711 HOY, MICHAEL. TheThe Stonehouse Stonehouse andand NailsworthNailsworth Railway, and the Midland branch to Stroud. Gloucestersh.Soc.forCloucestersh.Soc.jor Indl Arch.jn11987Arch.fid 1987 pp.2-16. 712 HUDSON, BILL. Through limestone hills: the Peak line-Ambergateline-Ambergate toto Chinley.Chinley. Sparkford: Oxford Robing,Publng, 1989. pplviii1,224.pp.[viii1,224. 341341 photos,2photos,2 maps,109maps, 109 plans & drwgs. History & detailed description of thethe main line and Miller's Dale-Buxton branch. 713 MITCHELL, W.R.W.R. How How they they built built the the Settle-Carlisle Settle-Carlisle railway. Gigglesmick:Ciggleswick: author, 19891989. pp.48.pp.48. [A `Castleberg''Castleberg' publn.1publni Mainly extracts from contemporary newspapers. 714 mrrcHELL,MITCHELL, W.R. W.R. High High arches arches at at Ribblehead. Ribblehead. Dalesman vol.51 (1989-90) pp.390-5. Jack Towler, platelayer,platelayer, recallsrecalls 4040 yearsyears working on the RibbleheadRibblehead viaduct,viaduct, 1924-65.1924-65. 715 PRATT,PRATT, NICK. NICK. Know Know your your Midland: Midland: From From Kettering Kettering to to Loddington.Loddington. U0>vernWyvern vol.6 (1989-(1989-)) pp.40-45.ppAO-45. 716 SWIFT,SWIFT, JOHN. JOHN. Routing Routing on on M.R. M.R. block block instruments. instruments. Signalling Record 1989 pp.117-21.pp. 117-21. 717 TRUMAN,TRUMAN, PETER PETER and and HUNT, HUNT, DAVID. DAVID. Midland Midland Railway Railway portrait.portrait. Sheffield:Sheffield.. PlaiformPlatform 515/Stockport:Stock port: Foxline, 1989. pp.[l44].pp.11441. 247247 photos,facsims of tickets. A pictorial history, arranged thematically. Incl.2pp on the Cromford Canal. 718 TRUMAN,TRUMAN, PETER. PETER. Before Before the the new new carriage carriage & &wagon wagon works: works: notes notes on on the the wagons wagons builtbuilt priorprior to to 1876ish.1876ish. Midland Rly Soc.Newsltr no.16 (Spr.1989) pp.11-61,pp.[1-61, no.17 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.5-8. Wagons of the Kirtley period & those of constituent & absorbed companies. 719 WARNER,WARNER, TIM. TIM. The The battles battles of of Saxhy. Saxby. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.173-4. Syston & Peterborough Rly's difficultiesdifficulties with Lord'Harborough,Lord Harborough, 1844-6.1844-6. 7201720r WAYLETT,WAYLETT, PETER. PETER. Personal Personal reflections reflections ofof the the BedfordBedford to Hitchin railway. Ed.by Richard Crane. Bedford: Crane, 1989. pp.16. 24 illns.illns. 721)721l WOOD, JAMES R. TwoTwo wayway guideguide to the SettleSettle line,line. Carlisle:Carlisle: WhiteWhite Frog,Frog, 1989. pp.64. 722)722r WRAY, ANTHONY. MemoriesMemories of of the the Mangotsfield Mangotsfield toto Bath Bath branch branch and and the the local local railway railway scene. scene. 1?1: [l]: AvonAnon Valley,Valley, 1989. PP.pp.76.76, Midland & Great Northern Railway (See also nos.199,203.)n08.199,203.) 723 ADDERSON,ADDERSON, RICHARD. RICHARD. Goods Goods traffic traffic to to Honing Honing 1938: 1938: a aretrospective retrospective census.census. M.& G.N.C.N. CircleCircle BullsBulln no.345 (Dec.1989)(Dec. 1989) pp.l,3-11.pp.1,3-11. With notes on Honing station. 724 LOCOMOTIVES. M.& G.N. C.N. Circle Circle RutinBulln no.340 Guly1989)(July 1989) pp.l,5-12,pp.1,5-12, no.341 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.1,5-9, no.342 (Sep.1989) pp.1,5-12, no.343no.343 (Oct.1989)(Oct.1989) pp.5-12, no.344no.344 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) pp.4-7. A series of 46 contributions. 725 M.& G.N. goodsgoods traffic. Pt 2, Sugar beet. M.& GA,C.N" Circle Circle BullsBulln no.335 (Feb.1989)(Feb. 1989) pp.1-12. A series of 6 articles.

124 'lII- I 726 MEEK,MEEK, RAY. RAY. Melton-HoltMelton-Holt today. today. M.& G.N. C.N. Circle Circle BullsBulln no.338 (May 1989)1989) pp.5-8. 727 MELTONMELTON remembered. remembered. M.& G.C.N. N. CircleCircle BullsBulln no.337 (Apr.(Apr.1989) 1989) pp.1-2,4-12.pp.I-2,4-12. A series of 7 contributions about Melton Constable. 728 SIGNALLINGSIGNALLING matters. matters. M.& G. C.N. N. CircleCircle BullsBulln no.334 (Jan.1989)aan.1989) pp.7-10. A series of 3 articles. 729 THETHE M.& M.& G.N. G.N. in in wartime. wartime. M.& G.N. C.N. Circle Circle BullsBulln no.344 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) pp.8-12. A series of 3 contributions: Zeppelin raids in W.W.l,W.W.I, && thethe traumaticstraumatics ofof 1939. 1939. 730 THETHE SIGNAL SIGNAL box.box. M.& G.N. C.N. CircleCircle BullsBulln no.339 (Juneaune 1989)1989) pp.1,5-10.pp.l,5-10. A series of 10 contributions on signalboxessignalboxes & signalmen. 731 THIRST, G.S.G.S. HillingtonHillington station.station. MeeM.& G.N. C.N. Circle Circle BelleBulln no.334 (Jan.1989)aan.1989) pp.5-6. 732 WAS closure contrived? The debate continues. M.& G.N. C.N. CircleCircle BullsBulln no.336 (Mar.1989)(Mar. 1989) pp.1-2,4-12.pp.1-2,4-12. A series of 6 contributions on events leading up to the closure of the M.& G.N. lines.lines. North British Railway (See also nos.223,323.) 733 ALEXANDER,ALEXANDER, FORBES. FORBES. Some Some early early interlocking. interlocking. No.7,No. 7, RestonReston Junction. Signalling RecordRecord 19891989 pp.61-5. 734 DOW,DOW, DAVID. DAVID. Rails Rails to to the the Isles.Isles. Dornoch:Dornock DornochDornoch Press,Press, 119891.[19891. pp.46. Photographic record of the West HighlandHighland lineline 1982-9.1982-9. 735 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. The The Port Port Carlisle Carlisle branch.branch. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.132-7. 736 FLEMING, J.B. LifeLife on the Leadburn line.line. ScotsScots Mag. vol.129voU29 (1988) pp.491-9. 737 MACLEAN,MACLEAN, A.A. A.A. The The South South Queensferry Queensferry branch.branch. N.B.RIyN.B.Rly Study Study GroupCroup]nl Jnl no.36 (Dec.1988)(Dec. 1988) pp.3-14, no.37 (Mar.1989)(Mar. 1989) pp.3-9. 738 MILLER,MILLER, A.W. A.W. Further Further speculation speculation about about Dugald Dugald Drummond.Drummond. N.B.RlyN. R. Rly Study GroupCroup]nl Jo! no.36 (Dec.1988)(Dec. 1988) pp.15-18,pp.15-I8, no.37 (Mar.1989)(Mar. 1989) pp.22-3,33. 739 NOBLE,NOBLE, TOM. TOM. The The West West Highland Highland Mallaig Mallaig extension extension inin B.R.B.R. days.days. Sparkford: Oxford Publng,Puhlng, 1989. pp.112. 1616 col.pl. A photographic record. 740 SHIPWAY, J.S. TayTay rail rail bridge bridge centenary: centenary: some some notes notes onon its its construction construction 1882-87.1882-87. Proc.Instn Civil EngrsEngrs pt I,1, vol.86vol.86 (1989) pp.1089-1110.pp.l089-1110. 741 THOMLINSON,THOMLlNSON, G.F. G.F. Fare Fare one one shilling-there shilling-there and and back! back! Some Some excursions excursions on on the the Silloth Silloth Railway.Railway. CumbrianCumhrian Rlys vol.4 (1988- ) pp.60-4. Excursion trains to & from the Silloth and PortPort CarlisleCarlisle branches,branches, 1854-1930s.1854-1930s. North Eastern Railway (See also nos.211,218-20,361,409,434,611.) 742 ADDYMAN, J.F.J.F. PatringtonPatrington (1908).(1908). North Eastern Express no.115 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.14-15, no.116no. 116 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) p.5. 743 BAIRSTOW,BAIRSTOW, MARTIN. MARTIN. Railways Railways around around Whitby: Whitby: Scarborough-Whitby-Saltburn, Scarborough-Whitby-Saltburn, Mallon-Goathland-Whitby, Malton-Goathland-Whitby, EskEsk Valley, Forge ValleyValley and and Gilling Ming lines.lines. Halifax: author,author, 1989.1989. pp.80. ManyMany photos,3photos,3 maps,gradientmaps, gradient profiles,facsims. profiles,facsims. An outline history. 744 DAWSON,DAWSON, J.B. J.B. North North Eastern Eastern designed designed coaching coaching stock stock built built for for useuse inin Scotland.Scotland. North Eastern ExpressExpress no.114no. 114 (May 1989) pp.6-11. 745 DAWSON,DAWSON, J.B. J.B. The The North North Eastern Eastern Railway's Railway's diagram diagram 178 178 coaches. coaches. North Eastern Express no.115 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.3-8. 483 3rd class non-corridor bogiebogie coachescoaches builtbuilt 1909-23.1909-23. 746 EDMONDS,EDMONDS, TIM. TIM. Whittingham Whittingham station: station: a a rural rural period period piece.piece. JR&CHS]R&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.397-9. Description of remains in 1988.1988. 747 FARLlNE,FARLINE, JOHN. FileyFiley station. BR]BRJ vol.3 (1988-(1988-)) pp.222-39.pp.222-39. 748 FAWCETT,FAWCETT, BILL. BILL. The The origins origins of of the the Zetland Zetland Hotel.Hotel. North Eastern ExpressExpress no.114no.l14 (May 1989)1989) pp.31-2,37. The Stockton & Darlington Rly hotel at Saltburn, built 1863.1863. 749 FAWCETT,FAWCETT, BILL. BILL. The The North North Tyne Tyne branch branch of ofthe the Newcastle Newcastle & & Carlisle Carlisle Railway.Railway. North Eastern ExpressExpress no.116no. 116 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) pp.6-8. 750 FAWCETT,FAWCETT, BILL. BILL. Differences Differences seen in N.E.R. goodsgoods sheds.sheds. HMRSJHMRSJvoU3 vol.13 (1988-) pp.l33-8.pp.133-8. Plans of Micklefield, Hexham andand StocksfieldStocksfield goodsgoods sheds. 751 FOSTER,FOSTER, COLIN, COLlN, ADDYMAN,ADDYMAN, JOHN,JOHN, MACKAY,MACKAY, NEIL, NEIL, HOOLE, KEN, KEN, LOS, ANN,ANN, PROUD,PROUD, JOHN, RICHARDSON,RICHARDSON, DICK DICK and and PRATTLEY, PRATTLEY, RON, RON, for for the the N.E.Rly N.E.Rly Assocn. Assocn. North North Eastern Eastern record: record: aa surveysurvey of the appearance of the North EasternEastern RailwayRailway andand HullHull && BarnsleyBarnsley Railway,Railway, vol.1.voU. En.p.]: Hist.Model RlyRly Soc. Soc., , 1988.1988. ppJv1,168.pp.[vl,168. Col.frontis,16Coi.frontis,16 coLifins,162col.illns,162 photos,82 line drwgs,map,19 printsprints && facsims.facsims. A detailed, authoritative study of N.E.RlyN .E.Rly and and H.& H.& B.Rly B.Rly designs designs for for passenger passenger & & goodsgoods stations,stations, civilcivil engineering, signalling, loco sheds & facilities, port facilities & shippingshipping services, road vehicles, tickets, & uniforms. 752 HARDY, JACK. HarrogateHarrogate stationstation inin thethe earlyearly twenties.twenties. North Eastern ExpressExpress no.114no.l14 (May 1989)1989) pp.13-17. 753 HAYWARD,HAYWARD, DAVID. DAVID. High High healed. healed. New CivilCivil EngrEngr no.843 (4 May 1989)1989) pp.26-30.pp.26-30. History & restoration of the High Level bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne. 754 HOOLE,HOOLE, KEN. KEN. Seaham Seaham to to Sunderland: Sunderland: the the Londonderry Londonderry Railway. Railway. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.32-8. 755 HOOLE,HOOLE, KEN. KEN. North North Road Road locomotive locomotive works, works, Darlington.Darlington. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.52-9,125-9. 756 HOOLE,HOOLE, KEN. KEN. The The class class 'J' 'J'4-2-2 4-2-2 engines engines of of the the North North Eastern Eastern Railway. Railway. SLSISLSJvol.65 vol.65 (1989) pp.173-7,224-8. 757 MALLON,MALLON, J.F. J.F. 10 10ton ton covered covered fish fish wagon, wagon, diagram diagram F6,F6, L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. code code 9106.9106. North Eastern Express no.114no.l14 (May 1989)1989) pp.3-5,13. 550 wagons, built 1906-8.1906-8. 758 MALLON, J.F. NorthNorth EasternEastern staffstaff at war. North Eastern Express no.116no. 116 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) pp.18-20.

125 759 MALLON,MALLON, JOHN. JOHN. Romaldkirk. Romaldkirk. North Eastern Express no.114 (May 1989) pp.18-19,23.pp.18-I9,23. 760 MARKHAM,MARKHAM, JOHN JOHN (ed). (ed). The The diary diary of of an an Honourable Honourable Member: Member: the the journal journal of of Henry Henry BroadleyBroadley M.P. 11 January 1840 to 17 March 1842: the everyday working lifelife of of an an EastEast RidingRiding M.P. Hull: HumbersideHumberside LeisureLeisure Services,Services, 1987. pp.viii,187. [Humberside heritage publns, no.11.)no.1U Frequent references to the construction, opening, & teething problems of thethe Hull & Selby Rly, of which H.B. was Chairman. 761 NEWBY, G.A. James Bray: the tunnel. North Eastern Express no.116 (Nov.(Nov.1989) 1989) pp.9-10.pp.9-1O. James Bray (1801-73)(1801-73) waswas contractorcontractor forfor thethe Leeds & ThirskThirsk Rly, incl.the Bramhope tunnel. 762 PRICE,PRICE, PETER. PETER. Lost Lost railways railways of of Holderness: Holderness: the the Hull Hull Wishernsea Withernsea andand HullHull HornseaHornsea lines.lines. Beverley: Hutton Hutton Press,Brea, 1989. pp.84. 118118 dins.illns. A pictorial history. 763 SOWLER,SOWLER, REG. REG. The The Stockton Stockton & & Darlington Darlington at at Stockton Stockton and and South South Stockton. Stockton. North Eastern Express no. 114H4 (May 1989)1989) pp.22,25-7. 764 SOWLER,SOWLER, REG. REG. The The Leeds Leeds Northern Northern at at Stockton. Stockton. North Eastern Express no.115 (Aug.1989)(Aug. 1989) pp.8-12. 765 SOWLER,SOWLER, REG. REG. The The Clarence Clarence Railway Railway and and the the Stockton Stockton and and Hartlepool Hartlepool Railway Railway atat Stockton.Stockton. North Eastern Express no.116 (Nov.1989)(Nov. 1989) pp.14-17. 766 SPEAKMAN,SPEAKMAN, LYDIA LYDIA and and SPEAKMAN, SPEAKMAN, ROY. ROY. Ed.by Ed.by Cohn Colin Speakman. Speakman. Stockton-on-Tees, Stockton-on-Tees, birthplace birthplace of of the the railways:railways: a tour ofof thethe borough'sborough's railrail history.history. Hawes: Leading Edge, 1989. pp.32. 7671767t WELLS,WELLS, JAMES JAMES ALAN. ALAN. TheThe BlythBlyth andand TyneTyne Railway.Railway. Morpeth: Northumberland CounryCounty Library, 1989. pp.[1201. 768 BORLEY,BORLEY, H.V. H.V. Accident Accident in in Canonbury Canonbury tunnel tunnel 10 10 DecemberDecember 1881. ]R&CHSJR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.372,413. Note on the causescauses of the collision.collision. 769 PLASSARD,PLASSARD, R.L. R.L. et et al. al. Broad Broad Street Street memories. memories. HMRS]voI.13HMRSJ vo1.13 (1988-)(1988-) pp.214-19. 770 PRYER,PRYER, HENRY. HENRY. The The demise demise of of Broad Broad Street Street station,station, London.London. ]nlfnl PermanentPermanent Way Instn&an vol.107 (1989) pp.183-7. Portpatrick && Wigtownshire Joint Committee 771 STIRLING, DAVIDDAVID S.G.S.G. ChallochChalloch Junction. BR] vol.3 (1988-9) pp.277-82. History of the junction & signal box. Preston & Wyre Railway 772 PLANE, JERRY. AA traintrain registerregister bookbook ofof 1905.1905. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.58-60,132. Salwick andand Spen Lane signal boxes on the Preston-Kirkham line. Saundersfoot Railway & Harbour 773 PRICE, M.R.C.M.R.C. The The Saundersfoot Saundersfoot Railway.Railway. 4th4th ednedn ofofOtt.9685. Ott.9685. Oxford: Oakwood, 1989. pp.64. 60 photos,3 drwgs,11drwgs,ll maps & plans. [Locomotion papers, no.28.1no.28.] With 2pp 19881988 postscript. Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Light Railway (See(See also also no.443.)no.443.) 774 BANNISTER,BANNISTER, G.F. G.F. Memories Memories of of the the S.&S.& M. BackTrack vol.2 (1988) pp.56-61. 775 WILLANS, BILL. SeriesSeries ofof reminiscent articles in The Colonel.Colonel. Sentinels on the Potts. No.16 (Spr.1989) pp.8-9. Trials of Sentinel locos onon the S.& M.Light Rly. Potty characters at Kinnerley. No.17 (Smr(Smr 1989)1989) pp.8-11. Hesperus regains the rails. No.18 (Aut.1989) pp.8-10.pp.8-1O. The Colonel and the 'male calf. No.19No.19 (Xmas(Xmas 1989)1989) pp.8-9. The author startedstarted asas anan apprentice apprentice fitterfitter atat the the Kinnerley Kinnerley shedshed && workshopsworkshops in Jan.1928. Somerset & Dorset JointJoint Railway (See(See also also nos.164,417.)nos.I64,417.) 776 CARPENTER,CARPENTER, ROGER. ROGER. The The S.& S.& D.J.R. D.j.R. Wells Wells branch.branch. BR]BRj vol.3 (1988-9) pp.398-416. 777 CHOPPING,CHOPPING, PHILIP. PHILIP. Maunsell Maunsell coaches coaches onon thethe S.&S.& D. Somerset & & DorsetDorset Rly RN Trust Bulln no.152 (May-June 1989)1989) pp.7-9. 778 DAGGER,DAGGER, RICHARD. RICHARD. Winsor Winsor Hill Hill about about 1900.1900. Somerset & & DorsetDorset Rly Rly TrustTrust BullnBulls no.153 (July-Aug.1989)Ouly-Aug.1989) pp.10-11.pp.l0-11. Winsor Hill tunnel and quarry sidings,sidings, between Masbury and Shepton Mallet. 779 HANDLEY,HANDLEY, CHRIS. CHRIS. The The Radstock Radstock 'locking' 'locking' signalbox. signalbox. Somerset & & DorsetDorset Rly Rly Trust Bulln no.151 (Mar-Apr.(Mar-Apr.1989) 1989) pp.4- 6. 'Locking`Locking box'box' is thethe term shown onon the rating plan. 780 HARRISON,HARRISON, J.D. J.D. The The Somerset Somerset and and Dorset Dorset Railway Railway in in public public archives. archives. Washford: Somerset && Dorset RlyRly %hist,Trust, 1988. pp.[iv],71. Typescript. A detailed guide to archive material in 1111 repositories.repositories. 781 MACDERMOT, BRIAN.BRIAN. AA passengerpassenger guard's week.week. Somerset & & DorsetDorset Rly RN TrustTrust BullnBulls no.141 (July-Aug.1987)Ouly-Aug.1987) pp.10-pp.l0- 12, no.150 (Jan-Feb.1989)Oan-Feb.1989) pp.3-5. Details of guards' workingsworkings from Bath in 1962.1962. 782 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Burnham Burnham to Evercreechto Evercreech Junction, Junction, including including the the branch branch lines lines to to Bridgwater,Bridgwater, to Wells. Midhurst: Middleton, 1989. pp.[961.pp.[96]. 120 photos,O.S.plans. [Country railway routesroutes series.] A pictorial history of these lines, also incl.Highbridgeind.Highbridge Wharf. 783 OSMENT,OSMENT, C.J.L. C.j.L. The The signalling signalling of of the the Somerset Somerset & & Dorset Dorset Joint Joint Railway.Railway. Signalling RecordRecord 1989 pp.8-10. South Eastern && ChathamChatham RailwayRailway Companies Companies (See (See also also nos.169,175-6,180-1,372.) nos.169,175-6,180-1,372.) 784 ALLEN,ALLEN, MIKE. MIKE. Cannon Cannon Street: Street: the the city city terminus terminus extension extension of of the the Charing Charing Cross Cross Railway.Railway. InvictaInviela no.32 (Spr.1989) pp.2-6.

126 785 HART,HART, BRIAN. BRIAN. The The Hundred Hundred of of Hoo Hoo Railway. Railway. Didcot: Wild Swan, 1989. pp.ppiiv1,84 [ivl,84. 107107 photos,7photos,7 mapsmaps && plans,6ppplans,6pp drwgs,6 facsims.facsims. A detailed history, incl.theincl. the SouthernSouthern RlyRly Allhallows-on-sea Allhallows-on-sea branch. 786 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEY STANLEY C. C. The The New New Romney Romney branch.branch. Rlys SouthSouth East vol.2vo!'2 (1989-(1989-)) pp.10-16.pp.10-16. 787 LINES, G.G. (ed).(ed). RamsgateRamsgate Tunnel railway.railway. inviciaInvicta no.32 (Spr.1989) pp.7-8. The Margate-Ramsgate Harbour line. 788 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Branch Branch line line to to Hawkhurst. Hawkhurst. MidhurskMidhurst: Middleton,Middleton, 1989. pp.(96].pp.l96J. 120120 photos,O.S.plans. A pictorial history of the Paddock Wood-HawkhurstWood-Hawkhurst branch. 789 PAGE,PAGE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Railway Railway archaeology: archaeology: the the Canterbury & & Whitstable Whitstable Railway.Railway. BackTrack vol.3vo!.3 (1989) pp.29-32. Description of remains. 790 SMITH,SMITH, BILL. BILL. Cranbrook Cranbrook station. station. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.158-61.pp. 158-61. 791 SMITH, WILLIAMWILLIAM H.H. The The Crystal Crystal Palace Palace (High(High Level)Level) branch. BRJBR] vol.3vo!.3 (1988-)(1988- ) pp.354-68,376-81.pp.354-68,376-81. Southern Railway (See also nos.175,384,387,390,416,442,465,785.)nos.175,384,387 ,390,416,442,465, 785.) 792 BERRY, R.K. The '3 SUB' units. Live Rail vol.12voU2 (1988-9) pp.207-11,231-3.pp.207-11 ,231-3. 793 BROWN, DAVID.DAVID. SouthernSouthern electric electric 2-coach2-coach trailer sets. Live Rail vol.12voU2 (1988-9) pp.265-6. L.& S.W.Rly and SouthernSouthern RlyRly setssets marshalledmarshalled between two 3-car e.m.u.s during peakpeak periods.periods. 794 GRIFFITHS,GRIFFITHS, ROGER. ROGER. Southern Southern sheds sheds inin camera.camera. Sparkford: Oxford PubIng,Publng, 1989. pp.160.pp.I60. 318318 photos.photos. A photographic record of Southern Rly steam locoloco sheds, in alphabeticalalphabetical order, withwith detaileddetailed historicalhistorical captions.captions. See review in BRJBR] vol.3vo!.3 (1988-(1988-)) p.396p.396 forfor furtherfurther informsinformn onon thethe historyhistory ofof thethe sheds.sheds. 795 HAWKINS,HAWKINS, CHRIS CHRIS and and REEVE, REEVE, GEORGE. GEORGE. British British Railways Railways engine engine sheds. sheds. No.2,No.2, A A Southern Southern style.style. Pinner: !resell,Irwell, 1989. pp.48. Many photos,drwgsphotos,drwgs & plans. Engine sheds built by the Southern Rly. 796 HOBBS, ROY. S.R. branchbranch lines. Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport,Transport, 1989. pp.[48].pp.[48J. [The colourcolour of steam,steam, vol.8.]vo!.8.l Col.photographicCo!'photographic album. 797 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. Southern Southern carriages carriages inin B.R.B.R. days.days. Rlys SouthSouth East vol.]voU (1987-9)(1987-9) pp.205-213.pp.205-213. 798 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. The The pre-war pre-war evolution evolution of of Southern Southern electric electric carriages.carriages. Rlys South East vol.2vo!'2 (1989- ) pp.32-41. 799 KIDNER, R.W.R.W. Steam Steam locomotive locomotive headcodesheadcodes of the S.R. Southern Notebook vol.9vo!.9 (1986-9) pp.233-5. 800 KING, M.S. S.R.S.R. passenger passenger fruit fruit vans.vans. South WesternWestern CircularCircular vol.8vo!.8 (1989-)(1989- ) pp.28-36.pp.28-36. 801 KIRKBY, J.W. ByBy SouthernSouthern to the races.races. BackTrack vol.3vo!.3 (1989) pp.52-60. Special arrangements for racerace traffic.traffic. Tottenham & Forest Gate Railway 802 BROOKS,BROOKS, L.D. L.D. Reminiscences Reminiscences of of the the Tottenham Tottenham and and Forest Forest GateGate JunctionJunction Rly.Rly. Great Eastern]nlEastern Inl no.54 (Apr.1988)(Apr.1988) pp.7-15, no.55 (JulyGuly 1988)1988) pp.4-11.ppA-11. Tyne & Wear Metro 803 HOWARD, D.F. Metro:Metro: aa briefbrief introduction introduction. (Newcartle[Newcastle upon Tyne]:Tyne}: TyneTyne && WearWear Passenger Passenger TransportTransport Executive,Executive, 1198871.[1988?J. PPpp.8.,8. Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway 804 CARTWRIGHT,CARTWRIGHT, RALPH RALPH and and RUSSELL, RUSSELL, R.T. R.T. The The Welshpool Welshpool and and Llanfair Llanfair Light Light Railway. Railway. [3rd] [3rdl rev.&rev.& updatedupdated edn of Ott.9696. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.207. 1616 pl.,42p!.,42 texttext illnsillns & maps. 805 CHRISTENSEN,CHRISTENSEN, MIKE. MIKE. The The Welshpool Welshpool and and Llanfair Llanfair Light Light Railway Railway in in the the 30s 30s andand 40s.40s. BRJBR]vo!.3 vol.3 (1988-(1988-) ) pp.247-pp.247- 54,439. West SussexSusses Light Railway 806 NICOL, HUGH.HUGH. Rotting,Rotting, deserted deserted platforms.platforms. The ColonelColonel no.17 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.12-13.pp.12-13. A trip on the W.S.Light Rly inin Sep.1932.Sep.1932. Repr.from RM Apr.1935. Weston, Clevedon & Portishead Light Railways 807 STRANGE,STRANGE, PETER. PETER. The The Weston, Weston, Clevedon Clevedon & & Portishead Portishead Railway: Railway: a a pictorial pictorial record.record. Truro: Twelveheads,Twelveheads, 1989.1989. pp.96. 155 photos,5 plans,4 facsims.facsims. RMItM HERALDRYHERALDRY AND AND LIVERYLIVERY (See also nos.522,554,562.) 808 CARTER, CLIVECLIVE S. S. British British Railways' Railways' experimental experimental liveries liveries 1948.1948. BackTrack vol.1voU (1987) pp.114-17. 809 HARESNAPE,HARESNAPE, BRIAN. BRIAN. Rev.by Rev.by Colin Colin Boocock. Boocock. Railway Railway liveries: liveries: B.R. B.R. steam steam 1948-1968. 1948-1968. London: Ian Allan, 1989.1989. pp.96. Many photosphotos (32pp in col.).co!.). 810 HARESNAPE,HARESNAPE, BRIAN. BRIAN. Railway Railway liveries liveries 1923-1947. 1923-1947. CombinedCombined ednedn ofof Railway liveries:liveries: Southern Railway (1982),(1982), Great Western RailwayRailway 1923-1947 (1983), London Midland & ScottishScottish Railway (1983), and London 01& North EarternEastern Railway (1984).(1984). London: Ian Allan, 1989. pp.208,D6pp.208,(16 col.pl.l.co!.p!.J. 401401 photos.photos. RN THETHE RAILWAY RAILWAY ININ ARTART 811 COUTTS,COUTTS, CAMERON. CAMERON. A A brush brush with with steam.steam. Scots Mag. vol.130voU30 (1988-9) pp.125-31. Painter ofof Scottish steam railwayrailway scenes.scenes. 8121812t TURNER,TURNER, FRANCIA. FRANCIA. Journeys: Journeys: train train journeys journeys through through British British landscapes. landscapes. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1989.1989. pp.128. Author's paintingspaintings inin col.co!. andand b.& b.& w. w. ofof landscapes landscapes viewedviewed fromfrom thethe traintrain window, window, withwith descriptivedescriptive comments.comments.

127 RO THETHE RAILWAY RAILWAY ININ LITERATURELITERATURE (See(See also also no.475.)noA75.) 8131813t BENNION,BENNION, FRANCIS. FRANCIS. Victorian Victorian railway railway days.days. Lewes: Book Guild, 1989. pp.145. 11 short stories set inin thethe 1850s1850s && 1860s.1860s. 814 BROOKS,BROOKS, CLIVE. CLlVE. Blood Blood on on the the tracks.tracks. Southampton: Kingfisher, 1989. pp.198. 6 crime stories inin a rly setting at the turn ofof the century. 815 COSTER,COSTER, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. Train, Train, train: train: aa novel.novel. London: Bloomsbury, 1989. pp.225. Set against the background of a preserved rly. RP HUMOUR,HUMOUR, HUMOROUS HUMOROUS DRAWING DRAWING ANDAND SATIRE (See(See also also no.601.)no.60l.) 8161816t ADAMS,ADAMS, WILL. WILL. The The railway railway puzzlepuzzle book.book. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.96. Crosswords, picture puzzles, etc. for rly enthusiasts. 817 DREWETT,DREWETT, ALAN ALAN M. M. Railway Railway trivia.trivia. {n.p.}: author, 1989. pp.64. A question & answer quiz book. 8181818t HERBERT,HERBERT, W.B. W.B. Railway Railway ghosts ghosts & & phantoms. phantoms. CombinedCombined ednedn ofof Railway ghostsghosts (1985) and Phantom,Phantoms of the railways (1988), with addtl stories.stories. Newton Abbot.·Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.288. RQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF RAILWAYS RAILWAYS 819 BUCK,BUCK, MARTIN. MARTIN. Pathfinder Pathfinder Tours Tours review review of of1987-19813. 1987-1988. Woodchester: PatlifinderPathfinder Tours, 1989. pp.[64]. Photographic record of 39 rail tours organised by Pathfinder Tours. 820 ELLISON,ELLlSON, M.H.M.H. Scottish Scottish railwayrailway walks.walks. Milnthorpe: Cicerone,Cicerone, 1989. pp.192pp.192. 30 walks on old rlys described. 821 EMETT, CHARLIE.CHARLlE. WalkingWalking northernnorthern railways.railways. Vol.2,Vo1.2, West. Milnthorpe: Cicerone,Cicerone, 1989. pp.240. 36 walks described. 822 LUMSDON,LUMSDON, LES LES and and SPEAKMAN, SPEAKMAN, COLIN. COLlN. Great Great walks walks from from Welsh Welsh railways.railways. Wilmslow: Sigma Leisure, 1989. pp.160. 20 walks between pairs of stations. 823 LUMSDON,LUMSDON, LES LES and and SMITH, SMITH, MARTIN. MARTIN. Buxton Buxton Spa Spa line line railrail rambles.rambles. Ilkley:flkley: TransportTransportfor for Leisure,Leisure, 1986. pp.24. Seven country walks between stations, Buxton-Hazel Grove. RQ3 RailwayRailway photography, photography, cinematography cinematography andand filmsfilms 824 MINNIS,MINNIS, JOHN. JOHN. E.J.Bedford E.J . Bedford of ofLewes: Lewes: photographer photographer of of the the London, London, Brighton Brighton & & South South CoastCoast Railway.Railway. Didcot: Wild Swan, 1989. pp.[iil,102.pp.[W,102. Short biography of E.E.J.B., J.B., with notes on other early rlyrly photographers.photographers. IllnsIlIns ofof allall hishis knownknown rlyrly photos,photos, 1888-1888- 1938: mostly ofof L.B.& L.B.& S.C.Rly S.C.Rly subjects,subjects, but but somesome Southern Southern Rly, Rly, G.W.Rly, G.W.Rly, andand G.N.Rly. 825 POTTER, CHARLES.CHARLES. Reels Reels on on rails: rails: fifty fifty yearsyears of of railway railway films.films. BR]BRJ vol.3 (1988-(1988-)) pp.369-73.pp.369-73. The work of the L.M.S. FilmFilm UnitUnit andand BritishBritish TransportTransport Films, Films, 1932-87.1932-87. 826 SIMMONS,SIMMONS, JACK. JACK. Image Image of ofthe the train: train: a 10tha 10th birthday birthday present present for for the the National National Railway Railway Museum.Museum. Bradford: National Museum of Photography, Film & Television,Television, [1985]. pp.16. 1818 photos.photos. Brochure of an exhibition of 20th cent. photographs staged at the National Museum of Photography, FilmFilm & Television, Bradford (Sep.1985-Jan.1986), NationalNational RlyRly Museum (Mar-Nov.(Mar-Nov.1986), 1986), and Science Museum Oan-May(Jan-May 1987). RT GENERALGENERAL DIRECTORIES, DIRECTORIES, GAZETTEERS, GAZETTEERS, ATLASES,ATLASES, GUIDEGUIDE BOOKS,BOOKS, TIMETABLESTIMETABLES 829 ATTERBURY,ATTERBURY, PAUL. PAUL. See See Britain Britain by by train: train: scenic scenic railway railway journeys journeys described described byby PaulPaul Atterbury. Basingstoke:13asingstoke: Automobile Automobile Assocn,Assort, 1989. pp.120. Many col.illnscol.illns & maps. 51 routes described. 8301830t CROWTHER,CROWTHER, G.L. G.L. Register Register of of passenger passenger stations.stations. Preston: author, 1989- . Vol.VoU, 1, Cornwall.Cornwall. 1989. pp.15. 8 maps. Vol.2,Vo1.2, Devon. 1989. pp.23. 12 maps. Vo1.3,Vol.3, Somerset and Dorset. 1989. pp.35. 21 maps. Vol.4,VolA, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire. 1989. ppA9.pp.49. 37 maps. 831 JONA'ETT,JOWETT, ALAN. ALAN. Jowett's Jowett's railway railway atlas atlas ofof Great Great BritainBritain andand IrelandIreland fromfrom pre-Groupingpre-Grouping to thethe presentpresent day. Wellingborough: Patrick Stephens, 1989. pp.xx,149 maps each with an unnumbered indexindex page,pp.320-52.page,pp.320-52. The col.maps are based on the RlyRly ClearingClearing HouseHouse maps,maps, withwith additionaladditional featuresfeatures (engine(engine sheds, water troughs, private sidings, etc.) added. The adjoiningadjoining listslists of stations,stations, etc. indicateindicate whetherwhether theythey werewere opened post-Grouping,post-Grouping, or have beenbeen closed.closed. 832 SECTIONALSECTIONAL maps maps of of Britain's Britain's railways, railways, with with gazetteer. gazetteer. 3rd3rd edn edn updated updated byby G.A.Jacobs.G.A.Jacobs. London: fanIan Allan, 1989. pp.[64].pp.[641. 45 col.maps,col maps, showing position as at Jan.1989. 8331833t THETHE A.B.C. A.B.C. or or alphabetical alphabetical railway railway guide...,guide ... ,no.67, no.67, April April 1859.1859. Facsim.repr.Facsim.repr. Dunstable: Reed Travel Group, 1989. pp.132. LimitedLimited ednedn ofof 20002000 copies.copies. 1r 834 YONGE,YONGE, JOHN JOHN (cartogr.) (cartogr.) and and JACOBS, JACOBS, GERALD GERALD (consultant (consultant ed.). ed.). British British Rail Rail track track diagrams.diagrams. No.3,No.3, WesternWestern Region. Exeter: Quail, 1989. pp.iv,31 diagms.

SECTION DD ROADROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT DB ROADSROADS AND AND ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODSPERIODS DB!DB1 Pre-historyPre-history and and RomanRoman 835 CHEVALIER,CHEVALIER, RAYMOND. RAYMOND. Roman Roman roads. roads. Transl.byTransl.by N.H.Field.N.H.Field. Rev.end.Rev.end. London: Botsford,Batsford, 1989. pp.272. 4040 Dins.illns. An international study.study. FirstFirst pub1.1976.pubU976.

128 836 LEAHY,LEAHY, KEVIN. KEVIN. A ARoman Roman vehicle vehicle mount mount fromfrom Manton.Manton. Lincolnsh.Hist&Lincolnsh.Hist.& Arch. Arch. vol.24 (1989) pp.60-1. DB2 EarlyEarly use use of of road road transport transport up to c.1660c.l660 837 CROSLAND,CROSLAND, M.G. M.G. A medievalA medieval road road surface surface and and early early ditch ditch in in Pump Pump Street, Street, Worcester.Worcester. Worcestersh.Arch.&Worcestush.Arch.& Local Hist.Newsltr no.39 (Aut/Wntr(AutIWntr 1987)1987) pp.12-16.pp.12-16. 838 STARKEY,STARKEY, F.H.(HARRY). F.H.(HARRY). Dartmoor Dartmoor crosses crosses and and some some ancient ancient trackways. trackways. 2nd2nd edn. [Newton Abbot: author],author), 1989.1989. pp.176. Crosses erected as waymarks on medievalmedieval trackways.trackways. FirstFirst pub1.1983.publ.1983. DC ROADSROADS AND AND ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN IN PARTICULAR PARTICULAR REGIONSREGIONS OF THE BRITISH ISLESISLES DC1hDClb England-SouthEngland-South West West regionregion 838a GARRETT,GARRETT, Dr Dr J.V. J. V. Charles Charles Baker Baker of Painswickof Painswick and and Cheltenham Cheltenbam and and the the development development of of roads roads aroundaround StroudStroud andand Cheltenham in the early part of the 19th19th century. Gloucestersh.Soc.forGloucestersh.Soc.jor Indl Indl Arch.jn11989 Archinl 1989 pp.2-8. The work of this road surveyor, includingincluding the buildingbuilding of the Stroud-Gloucester and Stroud-Cheltenham roads. 839 HAINE,HAINE, COLLEEN. COLLEEN. Main Main roads roads through through Painswick. Painswick. Gloucestersh.Soc.forGloucestush.Soc.jor IndlIndl Arch.jn11987Arch.Jnl 1987 pp.42-9. Detailed history, 15th cent.to modern times. 840 STANDING,STANDING, IAN IAN J. J. Dating Dating the the Dean Dean Road, Road, Forest Forest ofof Dean.Dean. New RegardRegard of!if the the ForestForest of!if DeanDean no.4 (1988)(1988) pp.35-43. Examines the documentary & archaeological evidence andand concludes that the old Lydney-Mitcheldean road isis post-post- ., 1660, rather than RomanRoman asas previouslypreviously supposed.supposed . 841 WRIGHT,WRIGHT, GEOFFREY GEOFFREY N. N. Roads Roads and and trackways trackways of of Wessex. We ss ex. Ashbourne:Ashbourne Moorland, 1988.1988. pp.191. Many photos,16photos,16 maps. Historical geography from pre-historic timestimes to the turnpike era. DCleDC lc England-SouthEngland-South East East regionregion 842 EDWARDS, JOHN.JOHN. Public transporttransport: fromfrom cartscarts toto buses.buses. Bromley Local Hist. vol.8 (1988) pp.16-18. In Bromley.Bromley. 843)843t NEWMAN,NEWMAN, ROLAND. ROLAND. The The road road and and Christ Christ Church Church Meadow: Meadow: the the Oxford Oxford inner inner relief relief road road controversy controversy 1923-74: 1923-74: aa study of the relationship between central and local government. New edn. Minster Lovell:Lovelt: Bookmarque,Bookmarque, 1988.1988. pp.viii,63. First publ. Oxford Polytechnic, 1980. DC3 WalesWales 844 EVANS,EVANS, MICHAEL MICHAEL C.S. C.S. Forgotten Forgotten roads roads of of Carmarthenshire. Carmart henshire. Pt Pt 3, 3, Carmarthen Carmarthen to to Llanelli Llanelli and and the the River River 1,Iwchwr. Llwchwr. Carmarthensh.AntiquaiyCarmarthensh.Antiquary vol.24 (1988) pp.54-73. Roads which were superseded by later turnpike construction. 845t TOULSON,TOULSON, SHIRLEY. SHIRLEY. The The drovers' drovers' roads roads of of Wales. Wales. Photos Photos by by Fay Fay Godwin. Godwin. Repr.ofRepr.of 1977 1977 edn. London: Whittet, 1987. pp.240. DC4 IrelandIreland 846 LUDGATE,LUDGATE, R.C. R.C. Belfast Belfast double-deckers double-deckers comecome toto an end. Buses vol.41 (1989) pp.170-3. History of this motor bus type operated by BelfastBelfast Corpn. DC5 IsleIsle of of Wight Wight 847 NEWMAN,NEWMAN, RICHARD. RICHARD. Southern Southern Vectis: Vectis: the the first first 6060 years.years. Southampton: Ensign, 1989. pp.128. Many illns.illns. History of Southern Vectis Omnibus Co.Ltd. DC6 IsleIsle of of Man Man 848 MILES, PHILIP C. C. (comp). (comp). IsleIsle of of Man Man buses buses 1907-1988. 1907-1988. Twickenham: D.D.P.R., P. R . , 1989. pp.64. Many illns.illns. DC10DCI0 InternationalInternational comparisons comparisons and and cooperation; cooperation; British British contribution contribution to to overseas overseas road road transporttransport 849 BRODY,BRODY, JUDIT. JUDIT. The The Smchenyi Szechenyi chain chain bridge bridge at at Budapest. Budapest. Technology & CultureCulture vol.29 (1988) pp.104-17. AssessesAss~sses contributionscontributions by William Tierney Clark (1783-1852), designer/contractor, & Adam Clark (1811-66),(1811-66), resident engineer.engmeer. DD ROADROAD ENGINEERING ENGINEERING DD2 RoadRoad construction construction and and maintenance; maintenance; tunnelling (See(See also no.18.) 850 GRIGSON,GRIGSON, RONALD. RONALD. Bygone Bygone bypass.bypass. New Civil Engr no.838 (23 Mar.Mar.1989) 1989) pp.26-9. Construction of Guildford/Godalming bypass,bypass, 1929-34.1929-34. 851 STAPLETON,STAPLETON, G. G. and and WHITFIELD, WHITFIELD, A. A. A decadeA decade of ofM5 M5 widening. widening. Highways & TransportationTransportation vol.36 no.9 (Sep.1989)(Sep.1989) pppp.6-12. .6-12. 852 TODD,TODD, KENNETH. KENNETH. The The roundabout: roundabout: its its history history and and development development inin Britain.Britain. Highways && TransportationTransportation vol.36 no.1 (Jan.1989)Oan.1989) pp.25-31.pp.25-31. DD3 ArchitectureArchitecture and and design; design: bridges, bridges, viaducts,viaducts, tollhouses,tolIhouses, milestonesmilestones 853)853t BAYLISS,BAYLISS, DEREK. DEREK. Sheffield's Sheffield's ironiron bridge.bridge. Cutting Edge no.4 (1988) pp.[?]. Bridgehouses bridgebridge 1795-1864, manufacturedmanufactured by Walkers of Rotherham. 854 ELTON,ELTON, JULIA JULIA (comp). (comp). Suspension Suspension bridges: bridges: their their history history and and development development with with some some relatedrelated works.works. London: Elton Engineering Books, 1989. pp.80. 42 illns. [Catalogue no.4.Jno.4.] Antiquarian bookseller's catalogue. 154154 entries, comprehensivelycomprehensively annotated, coveringcovering BritainBritain && overseas.overseas. 855)855t GODFREY, HONOR. TowerTower bridge. London: Murray, 1988. pp.vii,85. 856)856t MacKAY, SHEILA (ed). SilverSilver highway: the story of the Forth Road Bridge.Bridge. Edinburgh: MowbrayMoubray House, 1988.1988. pp.40. 40 illns (incl.col.).(incl. col. ). 857 McKEAGUE, PETER. BlunhamBlunham bridges. Bedfordsh.Mag. vol.21 (1987-9) pp.333-6, vol.22 (1989- ) pp.43-4. Bridges over the R.Ivel (? 17th17th cent.)cent.) && itsits navigationnavigation channelchannel (1823).(1823).

129 858 NEAL,NEAL, GEOFF. GEOFF. Stourport's Stourport's three three Severn Severn bridges.bridges. WorrestershArch.&Worcestersh.Arch.& Local Hist.Hist.Newsltr Newslir no.39 (Aut/Wntr(AutlWntr 1987)1987) pp.20- 2. 859 SRISKANDAN,SRISKANDAN, K. K. Prestressed Prestressed concrete concrete road road bridges bridges in in Great Great Britain: Britain: a a historical historical survey.survey. Proc.InstnProc.lnstn Civil EngnrsEngnrs pt 11 vol.86 (1989) pp.260-303. 860 STORRIE,STORRIE, JANET. JANET. William William Louis Louis de deNormanville, Normanville, engineer, engineer, architect architect and and inventor inventor (1843-1928) (1843-1928) andand hishis rolerole inin creating Leamington Spa. Leamington Spa: Weir Books,Books, 1989. pp.56.pp. 56. Inel.roadIncl.road && footfoot bridges. 861 THETHE MISSING MISSING link.link. NewNov CivilCivil Eng.Engr no.860 (31 Aug.1989)Aug. 1989) pp.24-9. Forth Road Bridge.Bridge. 862 TINGLE,TINGLE, G.B. G.B. Moving Moving bridges bridges around around the the Humber Humber estuary. estuary. Highways & TransportationTransportation vol.36 no.5 (May 1989)1989) pp.60-pp.60- 1. Summary ofof liftlift & swing road bridges. DE ROADROAD ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION DEIDEt TurnpikeTurnpike trusts trusts (See also nos.11,32.)nos.ll,32.) 863 BARFOOT,BARFOOT, JAMES. JAMES. An An investigation investigation of of an an eighteenth-century eighteenth-century Montgomeryshire Montgomeryshire turnpiketurnpike andand itsits origins.origins. Montgomegsh.CollnsMontgomerysh. Collns vol.77vol. 77 (1989) pp.73-80. Report on excavationsexcavations near Machynlleth. 864 [COX,[COX, C.]C.] AA ratherrather untrustworthy untrustworthy toll-road!toll-road! Gloucestersh.Soc.forGloucestersh.Soc.jor IndlInd] ArchArch.Jnl 19861986 pp.47-50. The turnpikes of the Cirencester & Wooton Bassett TurnpikeTurnpike Trust. 865 COX,COX, C. C.The The development development and and decline decline of ofthe the turnpike turnpike system system in inthe the Stroudwater Stroudwater area area of of Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire, 1725-1875. 1725-1875. Unpubl. Ph.D.Ph.D. thesis,thesis, Urtiv.ofUniv.of London London (London (London School School ofof Economics), Economics), 1987.1987. 866 FREETHY, RON.RON. TurnpikesTurnpikes and and toll toll houseshouses ofof Lancashire.Lancashire. (Charley.]:[Chorley}: Countryside, [1986].[1986]. pp.60. 867 LOWE,LOWE, M.C. M.C. An An unfortunate unfortunate speculation: speculation: the the Sidmouth Sidmouth & & CidlomptonCullompton TurnpikeTurnpike Trust. Devon Historian no.38 (Apr.1989) pp.16-19. 8681868l PHILLIPS,PHILLIPS, A.D.M. A.D.M. and and TURTON, TURTON, B.J. BJ. The The turnpike turnpike network network of ofStaffordshire, Staffordshire, 1700-1840: 1700-1840: anan introductionintroduction and a handlist of Turnpike Acts. Staffordsh.Staffordsh.Record Record Soc. vol.13voU3 (198?) pp.61-118. 869 WALKER,WALKER, ROY ROY S. S. A countryA country highway: highway: the the Hinckley Hinckley to to Melbourne Melbourne Common Common turnpike.turnpike. JTH 3rd sec.ser. vol.10voUO (1989)(1989) pp.pp.198-208. 198-208. DF ROADROAD VEHICLES VEHICLES AND AND ROAD ROAD VEHICLE VEHICLE ENGINEERING ENGINEERING DF1DFt HorseHorse drawn drawn vehicles vehicles (other (other than than omnibuses omnibuses andand )trams) 870 SMITH, D.J.M.DJ.M. A Adictionary dictionary of of horse-drawn horse-drawn vehicles. vehicles. London:London.- j.A.Allen, JA.Allen, 1988.1988. pp.189. DF2 SteamSteam powered powered vehicles vehicles (other (other thanthan trams)trams) (See also no.19.) 871 BEAUMONT,BEAUMONT, ANTHONY. ANTHONY. Traction Traction engines engines past past and and present. present. NewNew edn.edn. London: Readies,Bracken, 1989.1989. pp.96. A photographic record. First publ. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles, 1974.1974. 872 BLOOM,BLOOM, ALAN. ALAN. Steam: Steam: on on the the farm, farm, on on the the road, road, afloat afloat & & inin industry.industry. iBressinghaml:[Bressingham}: author,author, for BressinghamBressingham Museum Trust, 1988. pp.67,42 pl.pI. An introductory history ('afloat'(afloat' meansmeans at sea,sea, ratherrather thanthan inland inland wwys). wwys). 873 SAWFORD, ERIC. SteamSteam power:power: farmfarm && highway.highway. Burton-on-Trent: Trent Valley,Valley, 1988. pp.120. 204204 photos.photos. Photographic record ofof preservedpreserved vehicles.vehicles. 874 SAWFORD, ERIC. Wagons.Wagons. Burton-on-Trent: TrendTrent Valley,Valley, 1988.1988. pp.48. [Steam inin preservation,preservation, no.1.]no.l.l A photographic record of preserved steam road wagons.wagons. 875 TUCK,TUCK, D.WINIFRED. D.WINIFRED. The The King's King's Lynn Lynn steam steam traction traction engine engine and and car car industries. industries. Jnlfill Norfolk Norfolk IndlIndl Arch.Soc. Arch. Soc. vol.4volA (1986- ) pp.149-54.pp. 149-54. 876 WHITEHEAD,WHITEHEAD, R.A. R.A. The The romance romance of of the the steam steam wagon. wagon. Vintage CommercCommercialial VehicleVehicle Mag. vol.4 (198?-9) pp.216-19, vol.5 (1989- ) pp.16-19,52-7,96-9,102-3. DF3-F4 MotorMotor powered powered goods goods and and passenger passenger vehicles 877 BALDWIN, NICK. TheThe illustratedillustrated historyhistory ofof ThornycroftThornycroft trucks and buses.buses. Sparkford: Haynes, 1989.1989. pp.120. [Foulis motoring books series.] A pictorial history. 878 GUY,GUY, ANTHONY ANTHONY E. E.The The illustrated illustrated history history of of Guy Guy trucks trucks andand buses.buses. Sparkford: Haynes, 1989. pp.128. [Foulis motoringmotoring books series.] A pictorial history. Inel.GuyIncl.Guy and SunbeamSunbeam trolleybuses.trolleybuses. DF3 MotorMotor powered powered goods goods vehiclesvehicles 879)879l DAVIES,DAVIES, PETER. PETER. British British lorries lorries of of the the 40s40s andand 50s.50s. Wellington, Somerset: Roundoak Publng, 1989.1989. pp.128. 4444 col.pl.col.pl. A photographic record. 880 FLETCHER,FLETCHER, DAVID. DAVID. 'A 'Anew new system system of ofheavy heavy goods goods transport': transport': the the extraordinary extraordinary story story of ofBJ.Diplock. B.J.Diplock. Vintage Commercial Vehicle Mag. vol.5 (1989- ) pp.107-11.pp.l07-11. The development of the 'Pedrail' system-asystem-a form form of of footed footed wheel wheel used used on on a anumber number of of experimental experimental vehicles, vehicles, 1890s-1890s­ c.1921. 881 JANES,JANES, ALLEN ALLEN and and SPOSITO, SPOSITO, PHIL.. PHIL Bristol.. Bristol goods goods vehicles. vehicles. Bristol: authors,authors, 11989].[1989]. pp.80. 121121 photos,drwgs. Pictorial record & tabulated list of production byby BristolBristol Commercial Vehicles Ltd. 882 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, KEITH KEITH A. A.Preserved Preserved vehicle vehicle handbook: handbook: lorries lorries & & firefire engines.engines. Vol.1,VoU, A-I. Bradford: AutobusAutobto Review, 1988. pp.224. Illus.descriptionIIIus.description of each preservedpreserved vehiclevehicle type, withwith listslists ofof individualindividual vehicles.vehicles.

130 DF4 OmnibusesOmnibuses and coaches 883 BROWN,BROWN, STEWART STEWART J.j. Leyland Titan PD3. London: [anIan Altan,Allan, 1989. pp.96. Many dins.ilIns. [Bus monographs,rrwnographs, no.6.1no.6.] History of this bus type. 884 BROWN,BROWN, STEWART STEWART J. j. From From charabanc charabanc to to supercoach. supercoach. BusesyearBuses year bookhook 1990, pp.27-42. Development of coach design since W.W.2. 885 GLANCEY,GLANCEY, JONATHAN. jONATHAN. Douglas Douglas Scott.Scott. London: Design Council, 1988. pp.93. Work of Douglas Scott (1913-(1913-), ), industrialindustrial designer, designer, incl.mel.London London Transport Transport Routemaster and RF type buses. 886 HANCOCK,HANCOCK, BASIL. BASIL. Variations Variations on on the the Routemaster Routemaster thcme.theme. BusesyearBuses year bookhook 1990, pp.80-4. Planned variations on the Routemaster busbus designdesign which never reached production. 887 JONES,JONES, STEWART. STEWART. Dominant Dominant in in the the bus bus industry.industry. BusesyearBuses year bookhook 1990, pp.54-63. History of the Duple Dominant busbus body,body, 1974-87.1974-87. 888 MILLAR,MILLAR, ALAN. ALAN. Operator Operator influence influence onon butbus design.design. BusesyearBuses year bookhook 1990, pp.43-53. The influenceinfluence of large bus operating groups on the developmentdevelopment of bus designs. 889 "TOWNSIN,TOWNSIN, A. A. Utility Utility buses.buses. Buses Extra no.61 (Oct-Nov.1989) pp.18-30. Bus body designs ofW.W.2.of W.W.2. 890 TOWNSIN,TOWNSIN, A. A. Diamond Diamond anniversary anniversary of of the the Regent.Regent. Buses Extra no.62 (Dec.1989-Jan.1990)(Dec. 1989-jan. 1990) pp.4-19. History of the A.E.C. RegentRegent double-deckdouble-deck busbus chassis.chassis. 891 TOWNSIN, ALAN.ALAN. TheThe designdesign ofof the the doubledouble decker:decker: thethe ageage ofof individuality.individuality. Vintage Commercial Vehicle Mag.Mag, vol.5 (1989- ) pp.86-90. Period: 1935-40.1935-40. 892 WISE, G.B. BusBus && coach recognition: veteran & vintage. London:London.- [anIan Allan,Allan, 1989. pp.160. Many photos.photos. Historical notes on the principal bus types produced by all the BritishBritish chassischassis builders. 893 WITTON,WITTON, ALAN. ALAN. E.C.W. E.C.W. buses buses and and coaches. coaches. Harrow Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1989. pp.lH.pp.144. Many illns.illns. History of Eastern Coach Works Ltd and its products. DF5 TrolleyTrolley and and battery-electric battery-electric buses buses (See(See also also no.878.)no.878.) 894 KAYE, DAVID. Old trolleybuses.trolleybuses. Princes Rishorough:Risborough: Shire, 1988. pp.32. Many inns.illns. [Shire alhums,albums, no.215.1 895 KAKAYE, YE, D. AA century century of of battery-electric battery-electric buses.buses. Buses Extra no.60 (Aug-Sep.1989) pp.30-6. DF6 TramsTrams and and tramway tramway equipmentequipment (See also no.284.) 896 BACON,BACON, A.D. A.D. Restoring Restoring thethe tramcar.tramcar. Brightlingsea: Tramway Tramway & & LightLight Rly Soc., 1987. pp.32. 14 pI.pl. [WaiterMaker Gratwicke Gratwicke memorial lecture 1982;1982; Gratwicke paper no.13.1no.13.] An account of tramcar restoration at the NationalNational Tramway MuseumMuseum sincesince 1963.1963. DG ROADROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ANDAND OPERATIONOPERATION DG1DG1 TransportTransport ofof goods goods DGla Animal-poweredAnimal-powered goods goods transport; transport; drovers, drovers, packhorses, packhorses, carrierscarriers 897 REDMAN,REDMAN, NICHOLAS NICHOLAS B. B. Whitbread's Whitbread's and and the the working working horse: horse: a a 250 250 year year relationship. relationship. Brewer vol.75 (1989) pp.777- 80. Beer delivery, chiefly in London. DG1bDGlb SteamSteam and and motor motor transport transport roadroad haulagehaulage (See also no.961.) 8981898r BENSON,BENSON, DON. DON. Elements Elements ofof road road transporttransport haulage.haulage. 5th5th edn. Kingston upon Thames.Thames:- Croner,Croner, 1989. pp.[?l.pp.P1. Textbook for the Certificate of Competence for road haulage operators. 899 LOWE,LOWE, DAVID. DAVID. Goods Goods vehicle vehicle costing costing and and pricing pricing handbook.handbook. 4th edn. London: Kogan Page,Page, 1989. pp.262. 900 McTAGGART,McTAGGART, T. T. The The iron iron men men of of the the road.road. Ayr:Ayr.- Alloway,Alloway, 1989. pp.107. 181181 photos. Histories of heavy haulage companies (steam & motor traction). 901 STOREY,STOREY, RICHARD. RICHARD. 'Any 'Any ware ware toto anywhere'.anywhere'. JR&CHSjR&CHS vol.29 (1987-9) pp.481-4. Review of literatureliterature on the history of road haulage publ.during thethe 1980s.1980s. 902 THORNTON, R.S. R.S. Goods Goods vehicle vehicle operators'operators' licensing.licensing. London:London.- Kogan Page, 1988. pp.168. Guide to the system of Goods Operator Licensing introduced by the Transport Act 1968.1968. 903 TUCK, BOB.BOB. CarryingCarrying cargo:cargo: anan ilustratedilustrated historyhistory of road haulage. Wellinghorough:Wellingborough: Patn'ckPatrick Stephens, 1989. pp.89. Many illns.inns. 904 TUCK, BOB.BOB. ClassicClassic hauliers. Croydon: Fitzjanzes,Fitzjames, 1989. pp.128. Many photos.photos. Histories & fleet lists of 15 road haulage companies. DG2 TransportTransport of of passengers passengers DG2a Horse-drawnHorse-drawn coachingcoaching (See also no.618.) 9051905r- ROBSON'SROBSON'S key key to tothe the mail mail and and coach coach conveyance conveyance list list for for 1837: 1837: comprising comprising a a listlist ofof coaches coaches licensed toto run to and from London: and thethe branchbranch andand otherother coaches coaches licensedlicensed in the country. Facsim.repr.ofFacsim.repr.of 18371837 edn. Nether Stowey:Mowry: Den of Antiquity, 1987. pp.44.pp.H. DG213-2dDG2b-2d Omnibus,Omnibus, trolleybustrolleybus andand tramwaytramway operation 906 DEEGAN,DEEGAN, JUDITH jUDITH and PETER. TravellingTravelling aroundaround thethe Fylde:Fylde: aa picturepicture post-card post-card viewpoint.viewpoint. Rawtenstall: Communications, 1989. pp.60. A photographic record, chieflychiefly of trams & buses. 907 DONCASTER Corporation Transport. London: P.s.P.S.V.Cirde, V. Circle, 1988. pp.40,[8]pp.40,[81 pl.pI. Typescript. [Fleet history PB2.1 Tabulated detailsdetails of trams, trolleybusestrolleybuses & motor buses.buses. SupersedesSupersedes publication RB2 (1964).(1964).

131 908 FLEETFLEET history history of of St St Helens Helens Corporation Corporation & & SouthportSouthport Corporation.Corporation. London: P.S. V. Girds,Circle, 1989. pp.60J121pp.60,[12] pl.pI. Typescript. [Publication PC22.]PC22.1 Tabulated detailsdetails of trams, trolleybusestrolleybuses & motor buses. 909 FLEETFLEET history history of of Rotherham Rotherham Corporation. Corporation. London: P.s.P.S.V.Cirde, V. Circle, 1988. pp.45,181pp.45,[8] pl.pI. Typescript. [Publication PB24.] Tabulated detailsdetails ofof trams, trolleybusestrolleybuses & motor buses.buses. 910 FLEET history of Leicester City Transport & Leicester Citybus Ltd. London: P.S.P.s. VV. Circle,Cireie, 1988.1988. pp.54,I161pp.54,[16] pl.pI. Typescript. [Publication PE11.]PEI I.] Tabulated details of trams & motor buses. 911 FLEET historyhistory ofof ChesterfieldChesterfield Transport (including(including Hufley'sHulley's of of Baslow Baslow andand Woolliscroft'sWoolliscroft's SilverSilver Service).Service). London: P.P.S. S. V.V Circle, 1988. pp.78,(121pp.78,[12] pl.pI. Typescript. [Publication[Publication PEJO.]PE. WI Tabulated details of trams, trolleybusestrolleybuses & motor buses of ChesterfieldChesterfield Corporation, Corporation, Henry Hulley & Sons Ltd, and JJ.H.Woolliscroft .H.Woolliscroft && Sons Ltd (Silver(Silver Service), Darley Dale. 912 FLEETFLEET history history of ofNorthampton Northampton Transport Transport Limited, Limited, York York Brothers Brothers (Northampton) (Northampton) Limited, Limited, Wesley'sWesley's Tours (Northampton) LimitedLimited andand theirtheir predecessors.predecessors. London: P.S.P.S. V.V. Circle,Circle, 1989.1989. pp.83,[12] pl.pI. Typescript. [Publication PEN.)PEI4.1 Tabulated detailsdetails of trams, motormotor busesbuses && coaches.coaches. 913 FLEET history of Wigan Corporation. (London):[London}: P.S.P.S.V. V. Girds,Circle, 1989. pp.31. Typescript. [Publication[Publication PC23.1PC23.] Tabulated detailsdetails of trams, trolleybusestrolleybuses & motor buses. 914 HORNE,HORNE, J.B. J.B. and and MAUND, MAUND, T.B. T.B. Liverpool Liverpool Transport. Transport. Vol.4, Vol.4, 1939-1957. 1939-1957. Glossop: Transport Publng, 1989.1989. pp.256. Many dins.illns. History of Liverpool CorpnCorpn Transport. 915 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, R. R. Barrow Barrow Borough Borough Transport.Transport. Buses Extra no.62 (Dec.1989-Jan.1990)(Dec. 1989-Jan. 1990) pp.41-7.pp.4l-7. History of municipal tram && bus services.services. 916 PEGG,PEGG, G.S. G.S. Rotherham Rotherham Corporation Corporation Transport Transport 1945-1975. 1945-1975. Buses Extra no.57 (Feb-Mar.I989)(Feb-Mar.1989) pp.22-7.pp.22-7. Trolleybus & motor bus services.services. 917 PIATT,PIATT, ALAN ALAN J. ServingJ. Serving the the community community of ofBrighton: Brighton: commemorative commemorative brochure brochure celebrating celebrating 85 85 yearsyears ofof boroughborough transport servicesservices to the communitycommunity of Brighton. /Brighton[Brighton Corpn Transport Dept, 1989.11989.) pp.32.pp.32. Many illns.iIlns. History of train,tram, trolleybustrolleybus && motormotor busbus services,services, withwith fleetfleet lists. 918 TOWNSIN,TOWNSIN, ALAN ALAN and and TAYLOR, TAYLOR, CHRIS. CHRIS. British , bus, tram tram & &trollebus trollebus systems. systems. No.11, No.ll, South South WalesWales Transport. Glossop: Transport Publng, 1989. pp.96. Many inns.ilIns. History of the Co. 1914-89.1914-89. The company, a B.E.T. subsidiary,subsidiary, absorbedabsorbed thethe SwanseaSwansea & Rly in 1927.1927. 919 WISE,WISE, G.B. G.B. A historyA history of of Lincoln Lincoln City City Transport.Transport. Buses Extra no.59 (June-JulyOune-July 1989)1989) pp.4-13. Tram && busbus services.services. London and London TransportTransport (See also nos.6,8,9,885.) 920 BOWDEN-GREEN,BOWDEN-GREEN, JOHN JOHN (ed). (ed). The The London London bus bus review review of of 1988. 1988. [n.p.}: London Omnibus TractionTraction Soc., 1989. pp.124. Many photos. Review of events in 1988.1988. 921 FENNELL, STEVE. TheThe RTRT family family 1939-1989.1939-1989. Twickenham: D.P.R., D.P.R., 1989.1989. pp.128. [Bus portfolios,portfolios, no.4.] Pictorial history of London Transport class RT buses.buses. 922 GLAZIER,GLAZIER, KEN. KEN. London London buses buses in in the the 1950s. 1950s. Harrow Weald..Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1989.1989. pp.184. Many photos.photos. Review of London Transport bus operations inin thethe 1950s.1950s. 923 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. A little-knownA little-known London London tramway. tramway. TR vol.18 (1989-90) p.56. Electric tramway between the foyer & royal box atat the Coliseum Theatre. 924 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, KEITH KEITH A. A.London's London's cast-off cast-off buses buses 1945-1989. 1945-1989. Bradford: Autobus Review, 1989. pp.96. Many photos.photos. The disposal of L.T.L. T. buses,buses, tramstrams && trolleybusestrolleybuses to other operators. 9251925t OAKLEY,OAKLEY, E.R.E.R. and and WITHEY, WITHEY, C.L. C.L. Improving Improving London's London's trams trams 1932-37. 1932-37. St Albans.-Albans: Light Light Rail Rail TransitTransit Assocn, Ass.n, 1989.1989. pp.28. 3434 Bins.illns. Repr.of entryentry 870870 inin 19881988 Bibliography.Bibliography. 926 OAKLEY,OAKLEY, E.R. E.R. London London County County Council Council Tramways. Tramways. Vol.1, Vol.1, SouthSouth London.London. Bexleyheath:Bexlgheath: LondonLondon Tramways History Group/ Tramway && LightLight Rly Rly Soc,/Light Soc./Light Rail Rail Transit Transit ASSOC11, Assocn, 1989. pp.488,fldg route map. 255255 illns,34illns,34 maps. 927 REED,REED, JOHN. JOHN. RT RT jubilee: jubilee: fifty fifty years years of of a aclassic classic LondonLondon bus.bus. St Michael's: SilverSilver Link/London TransportTransport Museum, 1989.1989. pp.64. 3 col.pl.col.pl. A pictorial history of London Transport class RT buses. 928 ROBBINS,ROBBINS, G. G. Fifty Fifty years years ofof thethe RT. Buses Extra no.6lno.61 (Oct-Nov(Oct-Nov.1989) 1989) pp.4-13.pp.4-13. History of this class of London Transport bus. DG2b OmnibusOmnibus and and coach coach operationoperation (See also no.609.) 929 BENNETT,BENNETT, JOHN JOHN and and SHAW, SHAW, MARTIN. MARTIN. Bus Bus handbook handbook no.4, no.4, East East Midlands.Midlands. Harrow Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1989. fE pp.144.pp.l44. Many photos.photos. Brief details & current fleetfleet list of each operator. 930 BOOTH,BOOTH, G. G. Review Review of of 1988. 1988. Buses Extra no.58 (Apr-May 1989)1989) pp.4-18. The year'syear's eventsevents && developments in the bus industry. 931 BROWN,BROWN, STEWART STEWART J. BusJ. Bus Enthusiast Enthusiast review review of of the the year. year. Vol.4, Vol.4, Review Review of of 1988. 1988. Newbridge, Midlothian: BiasBus Enthusiast, 1989. pp.48. Many inns.iIlns. 932 BROWN,BROWN, STEWART STEWART J.(ed). J.(ed). Buses Buses year year book book 1990.1990. London: Ian[an Alban,Altan, 1989.1989. pp.128. A collection of articles & photographicphotographic features. Historical articles are entered individually.individually. 933 COOKSON,COOKSON, G. G. and and DUNABIN, DUNABIN, J.E. J.E. North North of of Ribble, Ribble: Pilot Pilot and and Pilgrim. Pilgrim. Omnibus Mag. no.366 (Aut.1988)(Aut. 1988) pp.8-11,pp.8-lt, no.367 (Wntr 1988)1988) pp.10-11,pp.l0-lt, no.368 (Spr.1989) pp.14-15.pp.14-15. Histories of two 1920s Lancash.bus businesses. 132 934 CURTIS,CURTIS, MARTIN MARTIN S. S.'Back-to-front' 'Back-to-front' buses buses in in Bristol. Bristol. Buses year book 1990, pp.13-19. Rear-engined double-deck buses operatedoperated by the Bristol Omnibus Co. 935t9351- DUNABIN,DUNABIN, J.E. J.E. Buses Buses in in Viking Viking country.country. Omnibus Mag. no.369 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.14-15, no.371 (Wntr 1989)1989) pp.?-?.pp.?-? History of Viking Motors, Preston, c.1922-52.c.1922-52. 936 DUNABIN,DUNABIN, J.E. J.E. Sixty Sixty years years of of timetables. timetables. Omnibus Mag. no.370 (Aut.1989)(Aut. 1989) pp.33-7. Summary of changes in bus timetables. 937 FAWCETT,FAWCETT, PAUL. PAUL. Mini Mini bus bus services: services: a a practical practical operator'soperator's guide.guide. Kingston upon Thames:Thames: Cromer,Croner, 1989. pp.M.1,113.pp.!vil,1l3. 938 FLEET history of National Travel (North East)East) LtdLtd andand successors.successors. London: P.P.s. S. VV. Circle, 1989. pp.73,[121pp.73,[t2) pI.pl. Typescript. [Publication PB25.)PB25.] Tabulated details. 939 FLEET historyhistory of Shamrock & Rambler Coaches. London: P.S.P.S.V.Circle, V Circle, 1988. pp.58,(12)pp.58J12] pl.pI. Typescript. [Publication[Publication PH9.1PH9.) Tabulated detailsdetails ofof thethe vehiclesvehicles of Shamrock &Sr Rambler Motor Coaches Ltd, Bournemouth. 940 FLEET history of Greenslades Tours Limited. London: P.S.P.S. V.V Circle,Circle, 1988. pp.91,1121pp.91,(12) pI.pl. Typescript. [Publication[Publication P1110.1PHlO.) Tabulated detailsdetails of the vehiclesvehicles of this Exeter coach operator, 1918-77.1918-77. 941 FLEET historyhistory ofof United AutomobileAutomobile ServicesServices Ltd. PtPt 4,4, (1971-1987).(1971-1987). London: P.S.P.S. V.V Circle,Circle, 1988. pp.70,[121pp.70,(12) pl.pI. Typescript. [Publication PA19.lPA79.1 Tabulated details. 942 FLEETFLEET history history of ofEast East Midland Midland Motor Motor Services Services Ltd Ltd (including (including W.T.Underwood W.T.Underwood Ltd)Ltd) partpart 1,I, 19201920 toto 1955.1955. London: P.S. V Circle,Circle, 1988. pp.89,(16)pp.89,[16] pl.pI. Typescript. [Publication[Publication PEIPE12.l 2 .) Tabulated details. 943 FLEET history of O.K. Motor ServicesServices Ltd. London: P.s.P.S.V. V Circle,Circle, 1989. pp.54,1161pp.54,(16) pI.pl. Typescript. [Publication PA20.lPA20.1 Tabulated detailsdetails ofof the vehiclesvehicles of this Evenwood bus & coach operator. 944 FOSTER,FOSTER, R.T. R.T. An Anatlas atlas of theof the National National Bus Bus Company Company and and the the Scottish Scottish Bus Bus Group Group before before deregulation deregulation (including(including London Regional Transport and Barton). Twickenham: D.P.R., D.P.R., 1989. pp.viii,77. 55 maps. Showing all busbus routes as at 1I Dec.1985. 945 FOWLER,FOWLER, M. M. and and PEART, PEART, D.A. D.A. A vanishedA vanished independent: independent: Foster's Foster's of of Dinnington. Dinnington. Buses Extra no.60 (Aug-Sep.1989) pp.17-21.pp.17-21. History of A.& M.Foster Ltd, butbus && coachcoach operator,operator, 1915-74.1915-74. 946 HALE,HALE, PETER. PETER. Integration Integration in in the the West West Midlands.Midlands. Omnibus Mag. Pt 1, 1, Birmingham and West Midlands. no.354no.354 (Aut.1985)(Aut.l985) pp.69-70. Pt 2, 2, The Black Country. no.369 (Smr 1989) pp.10-13.pp.t0-13. Developments in recent years. 947 HEMMING,HEMMING, BRIAN BRIAN and and LITTLE, LITTLE, DAVID. DAVID. Bus Bus handbook handbook no.3, no.3, Yorkshire. Yorkshire. Harrow Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1989. pp.128. Many ulna.illns. Brief details & current fleet list of each operator. 948 HIBBS, JOHN. TheThe historyhistory ofof BritishBritish butbus services.services. 2nd edn. Newton Abbot:Abbot DavidDavid && Charles,Charles, 1989. pp.306J161pp.306,(16) p1.pI. 1010 maps,9 figs,2 tables. With addtl chapter coveringcovering periodperiod sincesince firstfirst edn, pub1.1968.pub1.l968. 949 HIBBS, JOHN.JOHN. MarketingMarketing managementmanagement in the bus and coachcoach industry. Kingston upon Thames: Crone',Croner, 1989. pp.xiii,113.pp.xiii,1l3. 950 HOLDING,HOLDING, D.M. D.M. Twenty Twenty years years on: on: Thames Thames Valley Valley at at Maidenhead Maidenhead 1968-70. 1968-70. Buses Extra no.59 (June-July(June July1989) 1989) pp.28-pp.28- 33. Co.Ltd. 951 HUNTLEY, PETER G.G. TenderingTendering and and local local busbus operation:operation: thethe practicalpractical handbook.handbook. Kingston upon Thames:Thames: Groner,Croner, 1989. pp.xii,174.pp.xii,I74. Guide to tendering for, settingsetting up && operatingoperating aa locallocal bus service.service. 952 KAYE, D. GoneGone but notnot forgotten:forgotten: WinchesterWinchester & District. Buses Extra no.57 (Feb-Mar.1989) pp.40-1.ppAO-1. Outline history of Winchester & District Motor Services,Services, c.1918-51. 953 KNOWLES,KNOWLES, THOMAS THOMAS W.W. W.W. Marlborough Marlborough 30 30 yearsyears ago.ago. Buses vol.41 (1989) pp.14-17. Buses in Wiltsh.Wihsh. 954 MacGREGOR,MacGREGOR, IAN. IAN. Scottish Scottish bus bus handbook. handbook. 2nd2nd edn. Harrow Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1989. pp.176. Many photos.photos. Brief details & current fleet list of each operator. 955 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, R. R. Buses Buses of of the the OuterOuter Hebrides. Hebrides. Buses Extra no.60 (Aug-Sep.1989) pp.37-40. Post W.W.2 period. 956 MARSHALL,MARSH ALL, ROY. ROY. West West Bridgford Bridgford U.D.C. Buses vol.41 (1989) pp.114-17.pp.1l4-17. History of this Nottingham bus operator, 1914-68.1914-68. 957 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, ROY. ROY. Taff-Ely Taff-Ely Transport.Transport. Buses vol.41 (1989) pp.306-9. History of this bus operator, originally Pontypridd U.U.D.C. D. C. 958 MARTIN,MARTIN, COLIN COLIN F. AnF. An enthusiasts' enthusiasts' guide guide to toGloucestershire's Gloucestershire's independent independent bus bus & & coach coach operators.operators. Cheltenham: author, 1989. pp.24. Current fleetfleet lists. 959 MILLS,MILLS, ALAN. ALAN. Bus Bus handbook handbook no.5, no.5, West West Midlands.Midlands. Harrow Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1989. pp.120. Many photos.photos. Brief details & current fleet list of each operator. . 960 MILLS,MILLS, G.R. G.R. Petch's Petch's push push for for perfection. perfection. Buses Extra no.60 (Aug-Sep.1989) pp.22-5. History of C.E.Petch & Son, bus && coach operator of Hopton, Suffolk.Suffolk. 961 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, W.R. W.R. Touring Touring with with the the Bibbys. Bibbys. Dalesman vol.51 (1989-90) pp.213-16. History of Bibbys of Ingleton, bus & coach operator since 1920 (previously a road haulier).

133 962 POTTER,POTTER, BILL BILL and and DONATI, DONATI, DAVID. DAVID. Welsh Welsh bus bus handbook. handbook. 2nd2nd edn.edn. Harrow Weald:Weald: CapitalCapital Transport,Transport, 1989.1989. pp.136. Many photos. Brief details & current fleet list of each operator. 963 RYALL,RYALL, TREVOR. TREVOR. Barton; Barton: the the end end of of a afamily-owned family-owned era. BusesBuses vol.41 (1989) pp.346-9. Brief history of , the Nottinghamsh.-basedNottinghamsh.-based bus && coach operator. 964 SOUTHDOWNSOUTHDOWN ENTHUSIASTS' ENTHUSIASTS' CLUB. CLUB. Review Review of of 1988. 1988. 15th [5th edn.1edn.l Crowborough, 1989. pp.60. 8 pl.pI. Typescript. A diary & review of the events of 1988 for Ltd, Brighton & Hove Bus & Coach Co., Brighton Borough TransportTransport Ltd, Eastbourne Buses Ltd,Ltd, Portsmouth City Transport Ltd, Portsmouth Citybus Ltd, and Red Admiral.Admiral. 965 SOUTHDOWNSOUTHDOWN ENTHUSIASTS' ENTHUSIASTS' CLUB. CLUB. 1989 1989 fleet fleet list list of of Southdown Southdown and and Brighton Brighton & & Hove,Hove, including including BrightonBrighton Buses, Eastbourne Buses, Hastings TopTop Line, Portsmouth Citybus and Red Admiral. 18th18th edn, Crowborough, 1989.1989. pp.60,181pp.60,[8] pI.pl. Typescript. 966 STANIER, DAVIDDAVID J. StevensonsStevensons inin thethe eighties:eighties: aa pictorialpictorial record.record. Burton-on-TrentBurton-on- Trent: TrentTrent Valley,Valley, 1989.1989. pp.80. 202202 photos. ( A sequel to StevensonStevensons ofof Uttosteter Uttoxeter (1984). 967 TONGE,TONGE, J.H. J.H. Llandudno Llandudno in in 1949. 1949. Vintage Roadscene vol.5 (1988-9) pp.95-9. Bus operations. 968 TOWNSIN,TOWNSIN, A. A. Make Make do do and and mend.mend. Vintage CommercialComTTl£Tcial VehicleVehicle Mag. vol.4volA (198?-9) pp.188-90. How p.s.v. operatorsoperators inin thethe NorthNorth East East coped coped with with post-war post-war vehicle vehicle shortages.shortages. 969 WATTS,WATTS, NICK. NICK. : Blackpool: aa bus bus handbook. handbook. Cleve*:: Lancastrian, Lancastrian, 1989. pp.52. 3535 col.illns.col.illns. Current fleetfleet list. 970 WISE,WISE, G. G. A historyA history of of Red Red Rover. Rover. Buses Extra no.57 (Feb-Mar.1989) pp.14-21.pp. 14-21. Red Rover Omnibus Co.,Co., bus bus & & coachcoach operatoroperator of of Aylesbury, Aylesbury, 1924-87.1924-87. DG2c TrolleybusTrolleybus systems systems 971 IN MEMORY ofof Britain'sBritain's lastlast trolleybuses:trolleybuses: Bournemouth's MF2B s. Bournemouth Passenger Transport Assocn, 11989].[1989!. pp.12131.pp.[28!. 33 33 photos.photos. Sunbeam trolleybuses operatedoperated byby Bourenmouth Corpn Transport. DG2d TramwayTramway systemssystems (See also nos.272,307.) 972 BUCKLEY, R.J. TheThe decline decline ofof the the BritishBritish streetstreet tramwaytramway industryindustry inin thethe twentiethtwentieth century,century, with with special special referencereference to south Yorkshire. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis, UnW.ofUniv.of Hull, 1987. 973 BUCKLEY,BUCKLEY, RICHARD RICHARD J. J.Capital Capital cost cost as asa reasona reason for for the the abandonment abandonment of of first-generation first-generation tramwaystramways inin Britain.Britain. JTH 3rd ser. vol.10vol.10 (1989)(1989) pp.99-112.pp.99-112. Based upon evidence from the records of Doncaster and SheffieldSheffield Corpns. 974 EDWARDS,EDWARDS, ALLAN. ALLAN. The The Stony Stony Stratford Stratford Tramway.Tramway. BackTrack vol.3 (1989) pp.15-20. 975 GREENWOOD,GREENWOOD, CEDRIC. CEDRIC. Glasgowtrammerung-the Glasgowtrammerung-the twilight twilight of of the the Glasgow Glasgow tramtram ('caur',('caur', `sparkie' 'sparkie' oror 'shooglie'):'shooglie'): an aesthete's trambulation in thethe gloaminggloaming of the tramway age inin deardear auld Gelska toon.mon. Turriff:Turrif Heritage, [1986?].[1986?!. pp.pp.72. 72. Photographic album. 976 HALL, C.C.C.C. Newcastle Newcastle carscars andand Sheffield. Sheffield. TR vol.18 (1989-90) pp.89-91,117-24. Newcastle-upon-TyneNewcastle-upon-Tyne Corpn trams soldsold to SheffieldSheffield Corpn. 977 HARVEY,HARVEY, CHARLES CHARLES and and PRESS, PRESS, JON. JON. Sir Sir George George White White and and the the urban urban transport transport revolution revolution in in Bristol, Bristol, 1875-1916. 1875-1916. In HARVEY, CHARLES andand PRESS,PRESS, JONJON (ed), (ed), Studies Studies in in the the business business historyhistory ofof Bristol.Bristol. Bristol Academic Press,Press, 1988.1988. pp.1.37-63.pp.137-63. 978 HENLEY, N.F.N.F. TheThe development development ofof the ManchesterManchester bogie.bogie. TR vol.17 (1987-8) pp.237-47, vol.18vol.18 (1989-90) pp.16-25. Maximum traction trucks of Manchester Corpn tramcars. 979 HOLROYDE,HOLROYDE, DAVE. DAVE. The The 15 15 inch inch gauge gauge Rhyl Rhyl Electric Electric Tramway.Tramway. Narrow GaugeGauge no.123 (Smr 1989)1989) pp.9-12. A miniature tramway operated by Modern ElectricElectric Tramways Ltd in thethe VorydVoryd AmusementAmusement Park, 1952-7.1952-7. 980 KIRBY,KIRBY, A.K. A.K. The The tramways tramways of ofChorlton-cum-Hardy. Chorlton-cum-Hardy. TR vol.18 (1989-90) pp.33-55,67-88.pp.35-55,67-88. 981 PACKWOOD,PACKWOOD, TONY. TONY. Tramway Tramway legends legends in in Birkenhead Birkenhead and and Wallasey. Wallasey. TR vol.18 (1989-90) pp.125-8. 982 PALMER,PALMER, G.S. G.S. Innovation Innovation & survival:& survival: the the story story of ofthe the Blackpool Blackpool tramway tramway 1885-1985. 1885-1985. Brightlingses:Brightlingsea: Tramway & Light Rly Soc.Soc., , 1985. pp.32. 25 photos. Maher[Walter Gratwicke Gratwicke memorialmemorial lecturelecture 1985;1985; Gratwicke paper no.16.]no.16.1 983 TWIDALE,TWIDALE, GRAHAM GRAHAM H.E. H.E. A Anostalgic nostalgic look look at at Edinburgh trams since since 1950.1950. (StESt Michael's-on-Wyrel:Michael's-on- WyreJ: Silver Link, 1989.1989. pp.64. Many photos(2ppphotos(2pp in col.),map. 984 WHEARE,WHEARE, HOLT. HOLT. The The tramways tramways of of Oxford. Oxford. TR vol.18 (1989-90)(1989-90) pp.103-16. DG2e FaresFares and and ticketstickets 985 LIDGETT,LIDGETT, Rev Rev PAT. PAT. Sixty Sixty years years of of tickets. tickets. Omnibus Mag. no.370 (Aut.1989)(Aut. 1989) pp.30-3. Summary of changes in bus tickets.tickets. DH ROADROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT LIFE LIFE AND AND LABOURLABOUR 986 SMITH,SMITH, D.N. D.N. Trade Trade unions, unions, employers employers and and the the development development of of collective collective bargaining bargaining inin thethe tramwaytramway andand omnibusomnibus industry, 1889-1924.1889-1924. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis,thesis, Unio.ofUniv.of Liverpool, Liverpool, 1986.1986. See 1987 Bibliography entry 798.798. DH1DHl Biographical/autobiographicalBiographical/autobiographical memoirs memoirs of of road road transport transport workersworkers 987 HARRISON,HARRISON, BLANCHE BLANCHE E. E.My My observations observations on on being being a a'clippie': 'clippie': conductress conductress 666 666 for for LeicesterLeicester Transport. Leicestersh.HistorianLeiceskrsh.Historian vol.3 no.7 (1989)(1989) pp.30-3.

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