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WELSH RAILWAYS ARCHIVE Index to Volume 1 WELSH RAILWAYS ARCHIVE Index to Volume 1 No 1 May 1990 pp 1-24 No 2 November 1990 pp 25-48 No 3 May 1991 pp 49-96 No 4 November 1991 pp 97-120 No 5 May 1992 pp 121-144 No 6 November 1992 pp 145-192 No 7 May 1993 pp 193-216 No 8 November 1993 pp 217-240 No 9 May 1994 pp 241-272 No 10 November 1994 pp 273-304 Supplement March 1994 pp 1-48 Suffix D = detailed drawing Suffix L = Letter to the Editor Suffix M = track diagram or detailed map Suffix P = photographs AUTHOR INDEX B Bell, S: Abergavenny and Hereford Tramway, 27MP Bell, S: Race day at Bangor-on-Dee, 208MP, Erratum 240 Benjamin, D: Maerdy celebrations, 77 Benjamin, D: The line to Hawk’s Dell, 88DP Briwnant-Jones, G: Cambrian Railways telegrams, Barmouth 1875-1876, 219M Burrell, J: Letter, 299 C Cannop Price, D: Letter, 191 (erratum 215) Caston, R: Broad gauge Newport, 158MP Caston, R: Letters, 94, 118, 191, 299, 302 Caston, R: Signalling and operations at Bassaleg North in 1896, 8M Chapman, C: A clear road? Not always smooth running on the TVR, 68 Chapman, C: Cardiff’s tranship problem, 153M Chapman, C: George Fisher CE 1809-91, 163 Chapman, C: Letters, 95, 119, 190 Chapman, C: Pentyrch Crossing, 129M Chapman, C: Radyr Quarry, 273P Chapman, C: Taff Vale Railmotors and services, 57P Chapman, C: The Main Incline 1841-1867, 78M Clarke, J: Memos on memos, 46 Coakham, D: Adam’s Yard, 230MP Coakham, D: Letters, 142, 190, 302 Coakham, D: The Blaenserchan colliers’ train, 110P, 143D Coleford, I C: The rebuilding of Cardiff General, 275P Conway, G: Letter, 302 Cooke, A: Letters, 94, 142 (erratum 190), 271 D David, J L: Brunel’s great mistake, 188 David, J L: Llancaiach in 1912, 134MP, 198P, Erratum 240 David, J L: The GWR’s neglected main line, 99 Davies, D M: Llandovery, 69 Davies, G: P&T addendum: through carriages, 292 Donovan, C: David Davies ‘The Ocean’ 1818-1890, 3MP Donovan, C: Foreword, Supplement 2 Donovan, C: The Taff Vale case 1900-1901, 53 Donovan, C: Tragedy on the Vale of Neath Railway, 172MP E Evans, E: Letters, 240, 272 Evans, E: One mile and forty chains (Penalltau branch), 210MP, Erratum 240 Evans, H: Bridgend station, 192 Evans, H: Letter, 216 Evans, H: Vale of Neath Railway, 192 Evans, N: The South Wales Railway at Carmarthen in broad gauge days, 147DMP G Garner, A: Letter, 216 Gilson, P: Letter, 272 Gilson, P: The Admiralty extension at Pembroke Dock, 286M Goodwin, D: Point of Ayr Collieries, 280MP Goodwin, D: The first Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway station in Wales, 267MP Green, R: Letter, 304 H Hale, M: Broad gauge medley, 186 Hale, M: David Davies’ statue: the Barry bit, 143 Hale, M: Foreword, 122 Hale, M: From Port Talbot to the Garw, 243MP Hale, M: Passenger trains on the South Wales Mineral Junction Railway, 262MP Hale, M: PTR&D offices, 260M Hale, M: Roath branch miscellany, 130MP Hale, M: The broad gauge locomotives of the South Wales Railway, 156D Hale, M: The gauge conversion on the South Wales Mineral Railway, 164M Hale, M: The long serving engineer, 266 Hale. M: The origins of the Swansea & Neath Railway, 166MP Hale, M: The PTR permanent way, 246 Hale, M: The PTR versus the Luftwaffe, 251 Harris, C: Cardiff Queen Street (TVR), 206P Harris, L: Letter, 119 Holden, J: Llanidloes, 108 Holden, J: Manchester & Milford Railway bogie coaches of 1895, 238D Holden, J: Manchester & Milford Railway goods stock, 106D Hookham, G: Carmarthen Valley Junction Signal Box, 193P Hookham, G: Letters, 94, 190, 191, 216 Hookham, G: Llandilo, 225P Hookham, G: Llandovery in the late 1930s, 38P, 69 Hutchinson, D: Letter, 216 J Johnson, J: Port Talbot Railway brake vans, 240 Jones, C: Letter, 119 K Kear, J: Letter, 302 L Lewis, J: Letter, 119 Leyshon, V: Port Talbot postscript: memories, 297 Lloyd, M: Cambrian Railways coaching stock: non-corridor, 11DP Lloyd, M: Cambrian Railways coaching stock: corridor and NPCS, 33P Lloyd, M: Cambrian Railways road overbridge at Talybont, 228D Lloyd, M: Cambrian Small Goods, 126P Lloyd, M: Letters, 118, 119, 142, 299 Lloyd, M: Llanidloes, 108P M Macadam, D G: Letter, 191 McMillan, A: Letter, 45 Mear, J: Barlow’s “saddleback” rail in South Wales, 293D Mear, J: Letters, 216, 271 Metcalf, R: Barry Railway 10T van brake gear, 44 Metcalf, R: Spencer’s Cradle and Cylinder Spring for drawbars, 80D Metcalf, R: R Hurry Riches’ patent brake apparatus, 128D Miles, J: Letter, 216 Miller, A: Editorials, 98, 146, 194, 218, 242, 274 Miller, A: Letter, 190 Miller, A: Midland vans at Barry, 192 Miller, A: Rhymney Railway box wagon with side doors, 36D Miller, A: Rhymney Railway 10T loco coal wagon, 301D Miller, A: Stocklist: Barry Railway 10T covered wagons, 23DP Miller, A: Taff Vale railway 22 tons rail truck, 204D Miller, A: Taff Vale Railway coach drawings, 70D Miller, A: The Barry bit, 192, 216, 240, 304 Miller, B: A job for life? 41, 94 Moores, D: A Beyer Peacock miscellany, 10 Morgan, H: Firing days, 20 Morgan, H: Letters, 118, 190 Morgan, H: The Llanelly & Mynydd Mawr Railway, 123MP Morgan, J: Bute Road, 64P Mundy, D: Taff Vale Railway covered carriage truck 1904, 113D N Neale, B: Colour blind! 16P Neale, S: Colour blind! 16P O Owen-Jones, S: Foreword, 2 P Price, Cannop (see Cannop Price) Prothero, I: Foreword, 26 Prothero, I: The Ely project, 51, 119L R Rees, A: The Port Talbot Railway & Docks Company, 248P S Simmonds, R: Bogie carriage stock of the PTR, 254P Simmonds, R: Lletty Brongu goods yard, 261P Simmonds, R: Port Talbot Central, 252P Simmonds, R: Port Talbot postscript, 297 Simmonds, R: Port Talbot Railway no 20, 260P Simmonds, R: PTR train at Tonygroes North Junction, 241P Simmonds, R: The Port Talbot Railway wagon stock, 256P Slinn, J N: Aberdare station, 42P Slinn, J N: Ferndale, 270MP Slinn, J N: Letter, 215 Slinn, J N: South Wales down express, 300P Slinn, J N: TVR postscript, 116P Smith, D: Marshfield: an historical account and personal recollections of the life and times of a Great Western main line station, Supplement 3-48 Smith, W: Letter, 215 Steel, J: Letter, 299 T Tasker, W W: Relief man on the MT&A, 195P Thomas, M: Colliery wagons of the Rhondda, 82PM, 103P Tomkiss, D J: Letters, 271 Totman, P: Broad gauge engines of the Vale of Neath Railway, 180DP (erratum 215) Totman, P: Platform trucks and coal boxes of the Vale of Neath, 177D W Wassell, M: Letters, 94, 302 Wassell, N: The chronicles of Williams’ Siding, 30 Williams, J: The restoration of no 28 (TVR), 114 Williams, S: Pontypool Road - Neath 1911: train formations and coach workings, 234P (erratum 271) Wilson, B: Letter, 191 Wright, I L: Foreword, 50 SUBJECT INDEX A Abergavenny & Hereford Tramway, 27MP Accidents Cwmdu, PTR, 258P Moreton Colliery, 292 Adams Yard, 142L, 230MP, 302L Albion Works, Cardiff, 30 Alexandra Docks, Newport (See also Alexandra Docks & Railway), 4 Atlantic Patent Fuel Co, 32 B Barlow rail, 149, 293D Barry Docks (see also Barry Railway), 3, 304 Birds (Swansea) Ltd, 30 Bricks, 216L Broad gauge, 145-189 Bute Docks (see also Cardiff Railway), 3 Bute Supply Works, 30 C Carriage builders, see Locomotive builders Collieries, pits and coal companies Abergorkie Colliery, 84D Berti Colliery, 104D Blaenclydach Colliery, 84DP, 89 Blaenrhondda Colliery, 84D Blaenserchan Colliery Locomotives Gwent, 110P Passenger vehicles Ambulance wagon No 0383, 143D Nos 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 18, 42 and 43, 110MP Vipond’s Unit No 1, 112P, 142L Platforms, 142L Bodringallt Colliery, 104D Burnyeat Brown & Co, 84DP Bute Merthyr Collieries, 84D Cambrian Collieries, 84DP, 89 Cefngyfelach Colliery, 32 Clydach Vale Colliery, 84DP, 88 Cory Bros, 84DP Corrwg Merthyr Navigation Colliery Co, 263 Dare Pit, 3, 84D D Davis & Sons Ltd, 104D Deep Duffryn Colliery, 98 Dowlais-Cardiff Abercynon Colliery, 272L East Kootenay Consols Ltd, 265 Eastern Colliery, 84D Ferndale Colliery, 104D Fernhill Colliery, 84D Ffaldau Colliery, 244 Garth Merthyr Colliery, 244 Gelli Colliery, 84D Glamorgan Coal Co, 4, 84D Glenavon Garw Collieries, 119L Glenhafod Colliery, 298 Glyncorrwg Colliery Co, 262 Great Western Colliery Co, 104D Hafod Colliery, 104D Henderson’s Welsh Anthracite Collieries Ltd, 32 Hook Anthracite Colliery, 32 Insoles, 104D International Colliery, 244 Lady Lewis Colliery, 104D Lady Margaret Colliery, 84D Lewis Merthyr Colliery, 104D, 105P Llest Colliery, 244 Llwynon Pit, 232 Llwynypia Colliery, 84D Llynfi Valley Colliery, 244 Lockets, 104D, 105P Maendy Colliery, 84D Maerdy Colliery, 104D Maesteg Merthyr Colliery, 244 Maindy Colliery, 3, 50 Mercantile Colliery, 262 Moreton Colliery near Tenby, 292 Naval Colliery, 104D, 105P Newlands Colliery, 298 Nixon’s Navigation Colliery, 97P Nixon’s North Pit, 97P North’s Navigation Collieries, 243 Locomotive Marian, 258P Ocean Coal Co, 5M, 6, 7, 32, 50, 82P, 84D, 244 Ocean Deep Navigation Colliery, 198P Ocean Western Pit, Nantymoel, 6P Parc Colliery, 3 Park Colliery, 84D Partridge Jones & John Paton, 10 Pendyrus Colliery, 104D Pentre Colliery, 84D Point of Ayr Collieries, 280DM Pontygwaith Colliery, 104D Powell-Duffryn Co, 4, 6 Prestatyn Coal Co, 280 Pyman, Watson & Co, 243 Risca Colliery, 31 St John’s Colliery, 258 Seven Sisters Colliery, 32 Standard Collieries, 104D Tirdonkin Collieries Ltd, 32 Treorchy Colliery, 32 Trevor Colliery, 104D Trimsaran Colliery, 32 Troedyrhyw Coal Co, 83P, 84D Tydraw Colliery, 84D Tylacoch Colliery, 84D Tynybedw Colliery, 84D United National Collieries, Risca, 31, 104D, 105P Vale of Neath Colliery Co, 232 West Mostyn Coal & Iron Co, 280 Ynysfeio Colliery, 83P, 84D Ystalyfera Colliery, 32 Whitworth Colliery Co, 262 William Perch & Co, 88 Contractors T W Davies, 253 Davies, Middleton & Davies, 32 Logan & Hemingway,
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