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April 2013 WRRC REFERENCE LIBRARY LIST WRRC REFERENCE LIBRARY LIST (April 2013 Version) Title Date Shelf Author Publisher ISBN PRE-GROUPING COMPANIES The Newport Docks & Railway Company 2002 A1 John Hutton Nostalgia Colln 1 85794 163 2 The Alexandra (Newport & S Wales) Docks & Railway Co C1900 A1 A W Dawson History of the Barry Railway Company 1923 A1 Rimmel W Mail Barry Railway (The) 1962 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood Barry Railway (The) 1962 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood 0 85361 236 6 Vale of Glamorgan Railway 1998 A1 Colin Chapman Oakwood 0 85361 523 3 Rails to Prosperity - The Barry & After 1984 A1 Brian J Miller Regional Pub. 0 906570 17 4 Barry Railway (The) Diagrams and photographs of Locos, Coaches, 1987 A1 Eric R. Mountford Oakwood 0 85361 355 9 Wagons Barry Story (The) 1982 A1 Martin Beckett Kingfisher 0 946184 02 X Barry – The Centenary Book 1985 A1 Donald Moore (Ed) BCBC 0 9509738 1 5 Brecon and Merthyr Railway (The) 1957 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood Brecon and Merthyr Railway (The) 1965 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood Brecon and Merthyr Railway (The) ( HB edition) 1991 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood 0 85361 410 5 Brecon & Merthyr Railway 1970 A1 V J Parry Brec & Radnor Exp B&M Coaches (Model Railway Constructor) 12.63 A1 T L Jones IA Burry Port & Gwendreath Valley Railway & its Antecedent Canals Vol. 1 2001 A1 Raymond E Bowen Oakwood 0 85361 577 2 Canals Cambrian Railways (The) 1954 A1 R W Kidner Oakwood Cambrian Railways (The) Vol. 1 1971 A1 Christiansen & Miller David &Charles 0 7153 5236 9 Cambrian Railways (The) Vol. 2 1968 A1 Christiansen & Miller D&C 0 7153 4220 7 Scenes from the Past:4 – The Cambrian Coast railway 1988 A1 W G Rear & M F Williams Foxline 1 870119 03 7 Wrexham and Ellesmere Railway 2004 A1 S C Jenkins & J M Strange Oakwood 0 85361 617 5 Tanat Valley Light Railway 1990 A1 Mike Lloyd Wild Swan 0 906867 92 4 Tanat Valley Its railways and Industrial Archaeology 1968 A1 W J Wren David & Charles 0 7153 4259 2 Mid Wales Railway (The) 1990 A1 R W Kidner Oakwood 0 85361 406 7 The Van and Kerry Railways 1953 A1 Lewis Cozens Author The Mawddwy Railway 1954 A1 Lewis Cozens Author Mawddwy Van & Kerry Railways 1972 A1 Lewis Cozens Oakwood The Llanfyllin Railway 1959 A1 Lewis Cozens Author Cambrian Railways 1859-1947 1997 A1 G C Green Ian Allan 0 7110 2508 8 Cambrian Railways Album 1977 A1 C C Green In Allan 0 7110 0784 5 Private Owners on the Cambrian 1998 A1 Mike Lloyd WRRC 0 9527267 1 8 Mishaps on the Cambrian (1864-1922) 1972 A1 Elwyn V Jones Severn Press Mishaps on the Cambrian Railway 1864-1922 & GWR (to 1947) 1974 A1 Elwyn V. Jones E V Jones Booklet Deadly Tablet (The) 2007 A1 David Burkhill-Howarth Tempus 0 7524 4429 1 Cambrian Railway Timetables 1904 (Reprint) 1977 A1 -- OPC 0 86093 008 4 Cambrian Coast Express 1992 A1 Stephen Austin Ian Allen 0 7110 2035 3 April 2013 Cardiff Railway (The) 1987 A1 E R Mountford Oakwood 0 85361 347 8 Gwendraeth Valleys Railways (The) 1997 A1 M R C Price Oakwood 0 85361 505 5 Llanelly & Mynydd Mawr Railway (The) 1992 A1 M R C Price Oakwood 0 85361 423 7 Rhymney Railway 1952 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood Rhymney Railway (The) 1963 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood Rhymney Railway (The) 1995 A1 R W Kidner Oakwood 0 85361 463 6 The Aber Branch- Caerphilly to Senghenydd 2002 A1 Colin Chapman WRRC 0 9527267 3 4 Caerphilly Works 1901-1964 1965 A1 E.R.Mountford Roundhouse Caerphilly Works 1901-1964 1965 A1 E.R.Mountford Roundhouse Rhymney Railway 1 The Main Line from Cardiff 2004 A1 J Hutton SLP 1 85794 227 2 Rhymney Railway 2 Branch Lines in the Valleys 2004 A1 J Hutton SLP 1 85794 228 0 Taff Vale Railway (The) 1950 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood Taff Vale Railway (The) 1969 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood Taff Vale Railway (The) 1977 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood Taff Vale Railway (The) 1982 A1 D S Barrie Oakwood (The) Llantrisant Branches of the Taff Vale Railway 1996 A1 Colin Chapman Oakwood 0 85361 481 4 (The) Nelson & Ynysybwl Branches of the Taff Vale Railway 1997 A1 Colin Chapman Oakwood 0 85361 512 8 Aberdare Railway C1994 A1 Mountford & Kidner Oakwood 0 85361 474 1 Taff Vale Lines to Penarth 1993 A1 Mountford & Spinks Oakwood 0 85361 440 7 Cowbridge Railway 1984 A1 Colin Chapman OPC 0 86093 284 2 Taff Vale Miscellany 1988 A1 John Hutton OPC 0 860932 414 The Servants of Steam (150th Anniversary) 1991 A1 - Rhondda BC LB Locomotives of the Taff Vale Railway 1944 A1 M C V Allchin Allchin Last Survivor 1990 A1 Stuart Owen-Jones Nat Mus Wales 0 7200 0341 5 Collection of 8 Monographs (Various Companies) Various A1 S Richards Morgannwg South Wales Railways at the Grouping 1986 A1 Brian J Miller Brown & Sons 0 905928 55 5 Locomotives of the Smaller Welsh Railways & Midland and South 1943 A1 M C V Allchin Allchin -- Western Junction Railway Locomotives of the Cambrian, Barry & Rhymney Railways 1943 A1 M C V Allchin Allchin -- Register of GWR Absorbed Coaching Stock 1978 A1 Mountford Oakwood -- GW LINES ABSORBED BEFORE GROUPING The Forest of Dean Branch Vol. 1 1992 A2 Pope & Karau Wild Swan 1 874103 05 4 The Forest of Dean Branch Vol. 2 1997 A2 Pope & Karau Wild Swan 1 874103 36 4 Severn & Wye Railway Vol. 1 Forest of Dean 1983 A2 Pope, How & Karau Wild Swan 0 906867 17 7 Severn & Wye Railway Vol. 2 Forest of Dean 1985 A2 Pope, How & Karau Wild Swan 0 906867 28 2 Severn & Wye Railway Vol. 3 Forest of Dean 1988 A2 Pope & Karau Wild Swan 0 906867 64 9 Severn & Wye 180 A2 Dean Forest The Rise & Fall of the Severn Bridge Railway 1872 – 1970 1984 A2 Ron Huxley Sutton/Glos CC 0 86299 120 X An Historical Survey of the Forest of dean Railways 1983 A2 Peter Smith Oxford 0 86093 167 6 BR Steam in Dean 1999 A2 I Pope Lightmoor 0 899889 06 The Wye Valley Railway and the Coleford Branch 1998 A2 B M Handley / R Dingwall Oakwood 0 85361 530 6 April 2013 The Wye Valley Railway 1982 A2 Brian M Handley Oakwood 0 85361 283 8 The Wye Valley Railway 1988 A2 Brian M Handley Oakwood 0 85361 283 8 Monmouth’s Railways - A Historical Survey 1959 A2 WJP Shirehampton Monmouth 0 9503386 1 3 Historical Trust Ross, Monmouth & Pontypool Road Line (The) 2002 A2 Stanley C Jenkins Oakwood 0 85361 582 9 Tintern Station Picnic Area 1983 A2 - Gwent CC History of the Monmouthshire Railway & Canal Company 1982 A2 A Byles Cwmbran Comm 0 946043 00 0 Railways of S E Monmouthshire 1962 A2 A Pritchard Oakwood Hall’s Road u/d A2 Haynes (Compiler) Ely Valley Railway (Llantrisant-Penygraig) 2000 A2 Colin Chapman Oakwood 0 85361 558 6 Bygone Railways of Afan 1982 A2 Clive Smith Alun Books 0 907117 18 X Railways of the Llynfi Valley 1985 A2 Clive Smith Alun Books 0 907117 39 2 Vale of Neath Line 1996 A2 G B Jones & D Dunstone Gomer 1 85902 446 7 Vale of Neath Line (2nd edition) 1999 A2 G B Jones & D Dunstone Gomer 1 85902 446 7 Three Viaducts An Account of the railways of Quakers Yard 1994 A2 E A Evans Author Manchester & Milford Railway 1979 A2 J S Holden Oakwood 0 85361 244 7 Teifi Valley Railway 1975 A2 Padfield & Burgess Laidlaw-Burgess Lampeter, Aberayron & New Quay Light Railway 1995 A2 M R C Price Oakwood 0 85361 480 6 Aberayron Transport 1957 A2 Lewis Cozens Cozens -- Railways of West Wales A Philatelic Album (esp. Carmarthen-Newcastle 2004 A2 Chris Whitehead TPO & Seapost Emlyn) Society Pembroke & Tenby Railway 1986 A2 M R C Price Oakwood 0 85361 327 3 Pembroke & Tenby Railway 1976 A2 J P Morris Laidlaw-Burgess The Whitland & Cardigan Railway 1991 A2 M R C Price Oakwood 0 85361 4091 Maenclochog Railway 1992 A2 John Gale -- 0 9519449 0 8 North Pembroke & Fishguard Railway 1968 A2 J P Morris Oakwood Golden Valley Railway 1964 A2 C L Mowat Univ of Wales New Radnor Branch (The) 1992 A2 Nicholas de Courtais Wild Swan 1 874103 06 2 The Llangollen Line - Ruabon to Barmouth 1990 A2 Rear & Jones Foxline 1 870119 10 X Corwen – A Railway Town A2 P Lawton Courtyard Collection of 6 Monographs (Various Companies) Various A2 S Richards Morgannwg Special Traffic January – April 1962 – Cardiff District 2004 A2 Brian J Miller A Wider View 0 9535848 4 4 L M S The Origins of the LMS in South Wales 1999 A2 Jones & Dunstone Gomer 1 85902 671 0 London Midland Scottish Railway – Locomotive Allocations 1947 1989 A2 John Hooper Irwell Press 1 871608 02 3 LMS Engines (Names, Numbers, Types & Classes) 1989 A2 J W P Rowledge David & Charles 0 7153 9381 2 Railways in the Sirhowy Valley 1992 A2 W W Tasker Oakwood 0 85361 415 6 Sirhowy Valley & its Railways 1940 A2 Barrie & Lee Railway Pub Co Merthyr, Tredegar & Abergavenny Railway and branches 1986 A2 W W Tasker OPC 0 86093 339 3 Shrewsbury to Swansea 1971 A2 D J Smith Town & Country Portrait of the Central Wales Line 1995 A2 Martin Smith Ian Allan 0 7110 2346 8 April 2013 The Vale of Clwyd Railway; Rhyl to Denbigh 1992 A2 Stephen P Goodall Goodall 09520165 0 8 Prestatyn to Dyserth Railway 1978 A2 Trefor Thompson N Clwyd Rly Ass The Prestatyn and Dyserth Branch Line 1986 A2 Stephen Goodall Oakwood 0 85361 313 3 Central Wales Line 1982 A2 Clift IA 0 7110 1204 0 Memoirs of the Sirhowy Branch 1868-1960 1994 A2 W W Tasker Treowen Press 0 9524803 0 1 Midland Railway – Swansea Vale & Branches 2004 A2 Miles & Watkins WRRC 0 9527267 4 2 The Wrexham, Mold & Connah’s Quay Railway 1957 A2 J M Dunn Oakwood The Wrexham, Mold & Connah’s Quay Railway 1991 A2 J I C Boyd Oakwood 0 85361 417 2 The Buckley Railway Album 2007 A2 Davies,Dawson,Thomas Amadeus WALES – GENERAL Valley Lines The Peoples Railway 1996 A4 J Davies & R Clark Platform 5 1 872524 85 0 Rails in the Valleys 1989 A4 James Page David & Charles 0 7153 8979 3 The Railway & Industrial Heritage of Pontypridd & District (GWR 150) 1985 A4 -- Taff Ely Council South Wales Valleys 2005 A4 E A Evans Pendragon 1 899816 12 7 Railways Around Llanelli 2000 A4 Michael Denman Wider View 0 9535848 1 X Railways of Cardiff 1995 A4 Laurence Waters IA 0 7110 2380 8 Railways in Wales 1981 A4 Herbert Williams Christopher Davies 0 7154 0497 0 South Wales Branch Lines 1984 A4 H Morgan IA 0 7110 1321 7 Railways of Wales 1981 A3 Stuart Owen-Jones Nat Museum 0 7200 0248 6 Railways of Wales - Rheilffrydd Cymru 1979 A3 R Emrys Jones Welsh Library 0 85365922 2 Assoc Regional History - Vol.
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