A Bibliography of the History of Inland Waterways, Railways and Road Transport in the British Isles, 1997
Ott.xxxxx refersrefers toto an entry in Ottley's Bibliography of British railway history and its two suplements. t indicatesindicates thatthat aa copycopy ofof the the bookbook hashas notnot been been seenseen andand thethe bibliographicalbibliographical details are therefore uncertain. Any correspondence concerning thethe bibliography shouldshould bebe addressed to GrahameGrahame Boyes,Boyes, 7 OnslowOnslow Road,Road, Richmond,Richmond, SurreySurrey TW10TWIO 6QH,6QH, whowho againagain acknowledgesacknowledges thethe invaluableinvaluable support receivedreceived from contributors.
SECTION GG GENERALGENERAL GA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY HISTORY AND AND DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION OF OF TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN IN THE. THE BRITISHBRITISH ISLESISI,ES 1 WEST. JENNY (comp). Original sources for transport pioneers. London.-London: Transport History Research Trust, 1997. pp. [iv],Iivl, 49. IT(1'.H.R. H.R.T. T. paper no. 2.]2] Guide to surviving papers and records of96of 96 selected transporttransport 'pioneers','pioneers', chieflychiefly involvedinvolved in railway & canal engineering and management. GB TRANSPORTTRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODS PERIODS GB1GBt Prehistoric,Prehistoric, Ronson Roman and and medieval periods up up to to c.1500 .1500 2 WERNER, WALTER.W ALTER. The largest ship trackway in ancient times: the DintkosDiolkos of the IsthmusIstIunus of Corinth, Greece, and early attempts to build a canal.canal.lnternationaiJnl International.nl ofNauticalofNtmticalArch. Arch. vol. 26 (1997) pp. 98-119.98-119. A 5th century BC stone rutwaynoway and a 1st century ADAl) uncompleted canal. GB2 c.1500-1900c.I500-1900 3 ATKJNSON.ATKlNSON, MICHAEL (ed). Exmoor's industrial archaeology. pulvertonl:[Dulverton']: Exmoor Exmoor ilks,Bb, 1997. pp. 160, [24][24J pl.pI. 1212 maps,maps, 1515 diagms.diagrns. A history of mining and other industries.industries. pp. pp. 136-57, 136-57, Transport, by John Bentley, with a note on the Florence Tramway by Michael Messenger. GC TRANSPORT IN PARTICULAR REGIONS OF THE BRITISH ISLES GC1hGClb England—SouthEnctand-South West RegionRepon 4 MILLS, STEPHEN. Gloucestershire at work. Stroud: SuttonSut/on Publng, 1997. pp.pp. 160.160. [Bntam[Britain inin oldold photographs series.] Seen 6 (pp. 97-114),97-114), Transport. GC1cGClc England—SouthEncJand-Sooth East ReponRegion 5 WAKEFIELD,W AKEFIELD, PETER. A guide to the industrial history of Epsom and Ewell. [Bookham?]:[Boo/cham?J: Surrey IndustrialIndustrial History Group, 1997. pp. 3737. 5555 illns,illns, 4 maps.map. Gazetteer of sites. London and LondonLoodon Transport 6 BAKER,BAKER. MICHAEL H. C. ILondon ondon Transport sincesince 1963. Shepperton: lanIan AI/an,Allan, 1997. pp. 128. Many photos. (/an[Ian AI/anAllan transporttransport library series.] A year-by-year account of the principal events. Companion to London{,ondon Transport J1933-1962.933- J 962. I' 7 t BEASLEY.BEASLEY, JOHN D. TransportTransport in PeckhamPeckharnandNuohead. and Nunhead. PJ:pp South Riding Press, 1997. pp. 96.96.87 87 dins.illns. CovenCovers all all forms forms of of transporttransport since Roman times. GCld England--WealEnl:~West Midlands MldllUlds RegionRectOR 8 TRINDER. BARRIE.BARRIE. The indushialindustrial archaeologyarchaeology ofof Shropshire. Shropshire. Chichester: Phillimore, 1996. pp.pp. 288. 288.127 127 illns.illn. 9 WILLIAMS, NED. What'sWhat's happened happened to Wolverhampton? Wolverhampton: Uralia, 1997. pp.pp. 128.128. ManyMany flirts,illns, incl. col. A record ofof changeschanges since since 1960.1960. pp. 5~5,50-65, TransportTransport. C.CleGCle England—EastEncJand-East MidlandsMIdlands RegionRelion 10III MANN.MANN, GERALD. VictorianVictorian transporttransport schemes 1863-1900: trains, trams & buses. [Additional subtitle on cover:cover: historyhistory ofof transport transport systems between Newport PagnellPagnell -- Olney - Towcester - Wellingborough.]Wellingborough. J Istchborough:Litchborough: Newton Newton BusinessBusiness Solutions, 1996. pp. 96.96.47 47 ii11ns. Ins. • History of Newport PagnellPagnelJ RlyRly extensionextension to to Olney Olney (1865; (1865; part part constructed constructed but but not not completed);completed); NewportNewport Pagrrell PagnelJ & District Tramway (1886:(1886; part part construct.]constructed but but not not completed); completed); Newport Newport Pagnell Pagnell Motor Motor Car Car SyndicateSyndicate (1897;(1897; bus bus operator); operator); andand contemporarycontemporary railways in the area. 11 SIMMONS, JACK.JACK. PublicPublic transport transport in Leicestershire,Leicestenbire, 1814-80.1814-80. Leicester:h.Leicestersh. Arch. & Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. Trans. vol. 70 (1996) pp. 105-27. The successive development development of of waterways, waterways, stagecoaches, stagecoadtes, railways railways and and trams trams andand their impact,impact; with an analysis of railway station traffic. COIGeli England—Yorkshire En&Jand-Yorillrhlre 12 HELLEWELL, D. SCOTT. South yortcshire'sYorkshire's transporttransport f974-1995. 1974-1995. Glossop: Venture, 1996. pp.pp. 160.160. ManyMany photos. [British busbus & truck heritage series.]
668 A history of transporttransport servicesservices operatedoperated and and controlledcontrolled bythc by the South South Yorkshire Yorkshire PTE. PTE. Ch. Ch. 10 10 (pp. (pp. 107~I7), 107-17), Train services; 14 (142~52),(142-52), Supertram.Supcrtram. 13 t SIMMONS,SIMMONS, RICHARD RICHARD THOMAS. THOMAS. Planning Planning industrial industrial development: development: the the Norfolk Norfolk Estate,Estate, Sheffield, 1800-1914.1800-1914. Planning Perspectives volvol. 1212 (1997) pp. 403403 31. The significance of the presence of railwaysrailways andand ofnewof new roadroad constructionconstruction inin thethe developmentdevelopment of ofthis this industrial industrial area. area 14 SIMMONS, RICHARD THOMAS. Steam,Steam, steelsteel and Lizzie the Elephant:Elephant thethe steelsteel industry, transport technology and urban development in Sheffield, 1800~1914.1800-1914. Unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of Leicester, 1995. Examines relationships between the development of transporttransport systemssystems andand I!I8IlUDcturingmanufacturing technology, and their effects on urban industrial location.location. GC3 WalesWales 15 BARBER, CHRISCHRlS and BLACKMORE, MICHAEL. PortraitsPortraits of the past: the industrial heritage of old Monmouthshire. Abergavenny: Blorenge Books, 1996. pp. 164.164. Many drvigsclrwgs (mostly historical reconstructions)reconstructions) byby B1a.ckmore.Bhckmore. An appreciation and record of the industrial past since the 17th century, substantial references toto canals,canals, 1ramroads,tramroads, main line and industrial railways. 16 FLEMING-YATES, JOAN. River, road and rail in the MonnowMomow Valley. Ross-on-Wye&Ross-on-Wye & DismctDistrict Civic Soc., 1997. pp.pp. [v], [423.9 23. 9 photos, photos, 4 maps.maps, facsirns.facsims. [Pink publication,publication, no. 10.110.] pp. 7~9,7-9, RiverRiver Monnow Navigation; 17~21,17-21, Railways. GE TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ENGINEERING ENGINEERING 17 TIMPSON,TlMPSON, JOHN. Tirnpson'sTimpson's adaptables:adapIables: travels through England's hidden heritage. Norwich: Jarrold,Jerrold, 1997. pp. 192. Col.Co!. photos. pp. 5959·70, 70, Travelling Travelling adaptables. adaptables. Describes Describes redundant redundant transport-related transport-related structuresstructures andand artefactsartefacts converted to other uses. 18 PULLlN,PULLIN, JOHN. Progress through mechanical engineering: the fustfirst 150 years of the institutionInstitution of Mechanical Engineers. London: Quiller, 1997. pp. X,x, 270.270.50 SO dinsillns (some(some col.). GMGEt BiographiesB10lraphies of of civil c\vU engineerseJlllneen 19 SKEMPTON, AA. W. William Chapman (1749~1832),(1749-1832), civilcivil engineer. In SKEMPTON, A.A W. Civil engineers and engineering in Britain, 1600-18301600~1830 (1996)(1996) seenseen VI. Chapman undertookundertook. much workwork. on inland waterways, particularly in Ireland and also produced early locomotive desigm.designs. Second part of paper gives a catalogue raisonne of his work..work. Repr. from Newcomen Soc. Trans. vol. 4646 (1973-4)(1973-4) pp. 45-82.45-82. 20 SMILES, SAMUEL. Lives of the engineers. Facsim. repr.rem. of 1861-2 min edn ofof0tt.2472. Ott_2472. London: Routledge / ThoenunesThoemmes Press, 1997.31997. 3 vols. [The collectedcollected works of Samuel Smiles.) vol.vo!. 1,I, Early works of embanking and draining; Life of Sir Hugh Myddleton; Early roads and modes of travelling;travelling; Bridges, harbours and ferries; Life of JamesJames Brindley. pp. xvii, 484. vol. 2,2. Life of John Smeaton; Life of John Rennie; Life ofof ThomasThomas Telford.Telford. pp.pp. xiv,xis, 502. vol. 3, George and Robert Stephenson.Slephenson. pp. xxi, 512. GElGE2 Civilavu engineering enlineerinc (general): (&eneral): construction; constnJdion; problemsprolllems of terrain; tunnellingtmme_ 21 CHRIMES, MIKE (ed). The civil engineering of canalscanals andand railways railways before before 1850. 1850. [?]: [?]: Ashgate Publng,Publag, 1997. pp. xxxviii, 378. [Studies in the history of civil engineering, vol.VO!. 7.17.) Repr. of9of 9 papers on canals and 10 on railways. 22 DAY, THOMAS. Did Telford rely, inin northern Scotland, on vigilant inspectors or competent contractors? Construction History vo!.vol. 13 (1997) pp. 3~15.3-15. Examines the role of the contractors. GE3 ArchitectureArchitecture and and design: deslp: bridges, bridees, viaducts, viaducts, bulldbigslIu11d1np 23 McNEIL, ROBINA and GEORGE, A.AD. D. (ed). Warehouse album. FIeldField Archaeology Centre, Univ.Univ. of ofMenchester,Manchester, 1997. pp. 59.59.65 6S ffins.illns. [The heritage atlas, 3.13.) Brief essays on warehousing in the north-west, inc!.incl. canal and railway premises. 24 RICHARDS.RICHARDS, ROBIN. Two bridges over Menai. [New/New ednJedril ofOtt.9771. of 00.9771. Llanrwst:Llannest: Gwasg Carreg Gwalch, 1996. pp. 40. The Menai and Britannia Bridges. GG3 DocksDocks and and harbours harlloun (generally) (eenenDy) 25 COURSE, EDWIN. Changes in cargo handling: a quiet revolution. .IndJnl RlyRly & CanalCanal Hisl.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 3232 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp. 330-9.330-9. With particular reference to UK seaports. 26 PAGET-TOMLINSON, EDWARD.EDW ARD. DockDock. cranes. JnlJril Rly & CanalCanal Hiat.Hist. Soc. vol.VO!. 3232 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp. 323-9.323-9. History and descriptiondesaiption of the various types.
SECTION C CANALCANAL AND AND RIVERRIVER NAVIGATIONSNA VIGA nONS CA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY mSTORY AND AND DESCRIPTION OF INLAND WATERWAY TRANSPORTTRANSPORT IN THETHE BRITISH ISLES 27 SIMS, JON. Air cuts. Wiry,Wwys World vo!.vol. 26 (1997). AA series ofhistoricalof historical aerial photographs, with descriptions. Cromford & HipHigh PeakPeak. Railway. no. I1 (Jan.)(Jan.) pp. 32-3.S2-3. AtAt Whaley Bridge. Lapworth.Lapworth no. 3 (Mar.) pp. 54-5.54-5. HurkstonHurleston Junction. no. 5 (May) pp. 66~66-7.7. Hawkeslsary.Hawkesbury. no.no. 77 (July)(July) pp.pp. 54-S.54-5. HenleyHen1eyon on 'fIwnes.Thames. no.no. 99 (Sep.)(Sep.) pp.pp. 55~7.55-7. The Broads,Broads. no.no. II11 (Nov.)(Nov.) pp.pp. 70~1.70-1. CB INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODSPERIODS CBICBt AntiquityAlldlJIIlty and .... early euIy we_ efiniandor ...... navIptIonuvIpfIoa u,up toto eol600 clean (see(see alsoalso no. 2) 28 MlLNE,MILNE, GUSTGUSTAV.AV. BIacldiianBlackftiars ship I:1: Remano-Collic,ROIDIIIIO-Celtic, Gallo-RomanGalla-Roman or ClassisClouds Britannicae?Bribmnicae?International International J"lJnl ofofNtlMtical-Nautical Arch. vol.vo!. 25 (1996) pp. 234-8.234-8. . A 2nd cent Roman ship whicheolith sllllksunk at Blickfriars,Blacldi'ian, LondonLondon with aa cargocargo ofofraplooe ragstone fromftom Maidstone.Maidslone. 29 MOWAT,MOW AT, ROBERT J. C. The logboats10gboatsofScotIancI, of Scotland, with notesnotcson on relatedrelatedutefadtypes. artefact types. Oxford: Oxbow,I996.Oxbow, 1996. pp. 166.23 photos,photos, 46 figs, 12 tables. DetailsDdaiIs of 15415410gboata, logboats, of which 28 stilldill survive.
669 CB6 1948-1948- NationalisationNatlonallsatloo and and after; after; the tile rebirth rebirth of of.,....monk as as leisure leisure amenities amndtIes 30 BOUGHEY,BOlIGHEY, JOSEPH. JOSEPH. BritishBritish inland inland waterways, waterways, decliningdeclining freight freight andand the Inland Waterways Association 1945-1971. JotJnl RlyRly & Canal Hist.st. Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 275-85. CC INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN IN PARTICULAR PARTICULAR REGIONS REGIONS OF OF THE THE BRITISH BRITISH ISLESISLES CCIeCC1" Fmglani-East F.... IIaJuJ-Eut IkUdiends Midlands region repoo 31 1t- TAYI.OR,T AYLOR, MIKE.MIKE. Lincolnshire Uncolnshire portsports and waterways on old picture postcards.postcards. Keyword,:Keyworrh: ReflectionsReflections ofof aa BygoneBygone Age, [199'71.[1997'1). pp.pp. 36.36. CCIfCCI f England-EastEnClanll--East AngliaAncJia 32 JENKINS,JENKINS. H.H. J.J. K.K. Thelbe boatingboating earlearl: Lord Lord Orford Orford at at Peterborough, Peterborough. 1774.1774. NorthanuonshireNorrhamtonshire PastPast && PresentPresent vol. 9 (1994-(1994-)) pp.pp. 345-9. The earl's visitvisit to to Peterborough Peterborough usingusing a flotilla of of pleasure pleasure craft craft on on Penland Fenland waterways. 33 t SIMPER,SIMPER. ROBERT. ROBERT. Norfolk Norfolk rivers rivers and and harbours. harbours. Woodbridge: Creekside Publng.Publng, 1996.1996. pp. vi, 90.15590. 155 dins, illns, 2 2 maps.maps. [English[Engluh estuaryestuary, series. vol. 5.]5.) CCIfeelf England-YorkshireEnclanll--Yorlisblre 34 RIPONRlPON MOTOR BOAT CLUB.CLlIB. Cruising guide to the north east waterways.waterways. New New edn. edit. Harrogate. Harrogate, 1996. pp. 200. Many photos,photos. drwgs && 1\ maps. IncludesIncludes useful histories of thethe individualindividual navigations. CC2ee2 ScotlandScodand 35 t BRITISHBRITISH WATERWAYS. WATERWAYS. Exploring Exploring the theEdinburgh Edinburgh to Glasgowto Glasgow canals canals (the (the Union Union CanalCanal, thethe Forth & Clyde Canal). I?):[1: HannshHam/sh Brown,Brown. 119974[l997?). pp.pp. siv,xiv. 106.106. CD SPECIALSPECIAL TYPES TYPES OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT CD1cm UndergroundUnde~round canals canals 36 LEACH, J.T. J.T. CoalCoal miningmining aroundaround Quamford.Quarnford. Staffordshire StudiesStudies vol. 8 (\996)(1996) pp. 66-95.66-95. Mentions a boat level atat BlackBlack Clough colliery. CD2 RiverRiver and and estuarbdestuarial ferries 37 HUGHES,HUGHES. T. MEIR1ON.MEIRION. TheThe ferries to Anglesey =- Y fferrauIferiau ii Fon.Fem. Caernarfon: author,author. [1997].[1997J. pp. 20,20,112120. 20.112J pl.pi. EnglishEnglish and and WalshWelsh texts printed trite-beche.tete-beche. [Caernarfon's yesterdays,yesterdays. vol. 2.]2.) A history of the Menai StraitStrait passenger passenger ferryferry from Caernarfon toto Tal-y-Foel. 38 PARHAM,PARHAM. DAVID. DAVID. The The ferry ferry at atHampton HampIon Loade Loade on on the the River River Severn, Severn, Shropshire, Shropshire, England England and and itsits methodmethod of operation. operation. International[mernational.Jnl int of NautIcalNautical Arch. vol. 26 (1997) pp.306-15. With notesnotes on other river ferriesferries guidedguided byby an an overheadoverhead cable. CE INLAND WATERWAY ENGINEERING 39 t-] INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONAL COUNCIL COUNCIL ON ON MONUMENTS MONUMENTS & &SITES SITES / IINTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE COMMITTEE FOR FOR THE TIlE CONSERVATION CONSERVATION OFOF THE INDUSTRIALINDUSTRIAL HERITAGE. HERITAGE. The The international international canal canal monuments monuments list. ParirParis: ICOMOS, ICOMOS. 1996. pp. 85. Submitted to the World HeritageHeritage CommitteeCommittee forfor considerationconsideration asas World HeritageHeritage Sites.Sites. 40 SKEMPTON,SKEMPTON. A.A W.W. CivilCivil engineers engineers and engineering in in Britain,Britain, 1600-1830.Aldershot:1600-1830. Aldershot: Vartorum.Vanorum. 1996.1996. pp. Jody,xxiv. [332J.[332], 6. [Collected studies series,serIes, CS533.]CS533.) Repr. in facsimile (with(with original original pagination) pagination) of of previously previously published publisbed papers papers by by the the author; author; those those relatingrelating to to inland inland waterways waterways are are entered entered individuallyindividually inin thisthis bibliography. 41 SKEMPTON,SKEMPTON. A. A W.W. Engineering Engineering on on the the EnglishEnglish river navigations to 1760. In SKEMPTON,SKEMPTON. A. A. W.W. Civil Civil engineers engineers and and engineeringengineering in Britain, 1600-18301600 1830 (1996) (1996) seen seen VII. Repr. from BALDW119,BALDWIN, MARKMARK and BURTON.BURTON, ANTHONY (ed), (ed). Canals: Canals: a new look (1984) pp. 23-44.23-44. CE1CEl BiographiesBiolraphies of orlnland inland waterways waterways engineers mcJneers 42 SKEMPTON,SKEMPTON. AA W.W. The The engineering engineering works works of of John John Grundy (1719-1783).(l719~ 1783). Jo In SKEMPTON,SKEMPTON. A. A W.W. Civil Civil engineers engineers and and engineeringengineering in Britain,Britain. 1600-18301600-1830 (1996) (1996) seen seen V. Grundy,Grundy. ofofSpalding. Spalding, undertook much work on on inland inland waterways, waterways, particularlyparticularly in in the the eastern eastern counties. Repr. from Lincoinah.Lincolmh. His!. /ha & Arch. vol. l919 (1984) (1984) pp. pp. 65-82.65-82. 43 SKEMPTON, A.W.AW. Engineers ofof thethe EnglishEnglish riverriver navigationsnavigations 1620-1760.1620-1760. InIn SKEMPTON. A. A W.W. Civil Civil engineers engineers and and engineeringengineering in Britain, 1600-18301600-1830 (1996)(1996) searseen I. Repr. from NewcomersNewcomen Soc. Trans. vol.vo!. 29 (19S3(1953-5) ~5) pp. 25~54.25-54. CE2CF..2 CivilCIvil engineeringen&lneerinc (Ieneral):(genera* coast:mein. construdioa and .... midntenance; lIIlIIntenance; problemsproblems ofor terrain; temsellIng;tannellin«; watertuner suppliesmPPIlts (\ 44 STOKES,STOKES. PETER. PumpingPumping water. Wwys World vol. 26 no. 8 (Aug. 1997) pp. 76-8.76-8. BoultonBouhon & Watt canal pumping engines. engine CE3CEJ Architecture and aad design: desip: bridges, bridces. aqueducts, aquedueta, tunnels, tmmela,locks, locks, lifts,UIIs, inclinedInclined planesplanes 45 HUGHES, PAUL. DrawingDrawing the the paddles. paddles. WaysWwys WorldWorldvo!. vol. 26 no. 4 (Apr.(Apr. 1997) pp. 82-3.82-3. Early drawings of pound pound locks. CFA Beldt+Boats and and boat boat building buUdlnc (see(see also also no. no. 59,59. 79.79, 84) 46 t GUTHRIE,GlJTHRIE. CLIVE. CLlVE. W. J. Yarwood && Sons Ud, Ltd, shipbuilders shipbuilder ofNorthwich.of Nonliwich NorthwichNorrhwich & District Heritage Heritage Soc.,Soc., [19971.(1997?). pp. pp. 17.17. 47 LEWERY,LEWERY. TONY. TONY. Flowers Flowers afloat: afloat: folk folk artists artists of of the the canals. canals. Newton Abbot: David & Charles,Charles. 1996. pp. 128. ManyMany il1ns,inn, incl.inc!. eel.col. 48 LEWERY,LEWERY. TONY. Taylor'sTaylor's yard.yard. WaysWwys WorldWorldvol. vol. 26 no. 4 (Apr.(Apr. 1997) pp. 44-9.44-9. History and dinediscussion anion of the future ofTaylor'sof Taylor's boatyard, boatyard, Chester.Chester. 49 MANNERING, JULIAN JULIAN (ed). (ed). The The Chatham ChaIhmJ directory directory ofofinsbore inshore craft: traditional workingworking vessels vessels of the British Isles.Isles. London:London: Chatham Publg, 1997. pp. 239. Many photosphotos & lineslines plans. i\A comprehensive andand authoritativeauthoritative study ofof regionally distinctive unpoweredunpowa-ed boat types inin use fromfrom 1820; includes craft trading onto inland waters. 50 STAMMERS,STAMMERS. M.M. K.K. TheThe excavationexcavation ofthrceofthree Mersey Mersey BatsOats at Broad Oak bask,basin. Parr,Parr. Merseyside,Merseyside. 1977. InternationalInternahonal JotJnl ofof NauticalNautIcal Arch. vol. 26 (1997) pp. 236-46.236-46.
670 CCcc; INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY OPERATION OPERATION 51 II.EWERY, .EWERY, TONY. Horsepower Horsepower heritage.heritage. Wwys World vol. 2626 no. 9 (Sep. 1997) pp.pp. 62-5.62-5. Review ofof the the useuse of horses for towing canalcanal boats.boats.
(EliC(;1 Transport ofof goods; 1:00II5; canal carriencarders 52 FAULKNER, ALANALAN and and COULTER, COULTER, EILEEN. EILEEN. John John Griffiths Griffiths and and thethe Black Warwicks. WaysWwys World vol. 26 no. 1I (Jan. 1997)1997) pp.pp. 66·7066 70. HistoryII istory ofof a a carryingcanying company company onon the Coventry Canal. 53 FOXON, TOM. TOM. Anderton Anderton for for orders: orders: memoirs memoirs of of a acanal cana1 boatman boatman in in the the earlyearly 1950s. 1950s. 2nd2nd edn.edn. Cleobury Mortimer..Mort/mer: M. & M. Baldwm,Baldwin. 1997. pp. 158,158,18) It] pl, pi, 121 (2) maps. [Working waterways,waterways, no. 6.)6.] Unlike thethe 1st1st cdn,cdn. there is an index and the illustrationsillustrations are not in colour. 54 PATERSON, LEN. 111eThe light in the glens: the rise and fall ofof the the pufferpuffer trade.trade. IsleIsle of ColonsColonsay ay: (louse/louse ofofLochar, Lochar, 1996. pp. 128.128,14) [4] col. pl.pI. Many dins.illns. Development and operation ofof the the steamerssteamers trading on the west coastcoast ofof Scotland.Scotland, CrinanCrinan and ForthForth & Clyde Canals. etc., with particularpartiCUlar reference toto UlenlightCilenlight Shipping,Shipping, 1968-94.1968-94.
CHCII INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY LIFE LIFE AND AND LABOUR LABOUR 55 GREGORY,UREUORY, TONY and and THORN.THORN, PATRICK. PATRICK. Aldersley A1dersley Junction.Junction. Wwys Worldvol.World vol. 26 no. 10I0 ((let.(Oct. 1997)1997) pp. 6464 7. History ofof the the canal community and and itsits housing at AldersleyA1dersley Junction.
CHICH1 Biographical Blo1!:raphJrall / autobiographical autobiol:raphlcaI memoirs memoln of of Inland Inland waterway waterway lifeOf.. 56 FORD.FORD, ERIC.ERIC. Stearn Steam toto Sharpness. Sharpness. Wwys Worldvol.World vol. 26 no. 3 (Mar. 1997) pp. 72-3. RecollectionsRecollet.1ions of journeys onon thethe GloucesterUloucester && SharpnessSharpness Canal. 57 KINGSLEY.KINGSLEY, MADELEINE.MADELEINE. Olga Olga Kevelos. Kevelos.(Takefive ITake five women./women.) Home & LifeLife no. 1I (June(June 1997)1997) p. 13. Reminiscences ofof women boat crews onon thethe GrandGrand UnionUnion Canal in WW.W.2. V.2. 58 STONE, JEAN. JEAN. Voices Voices from from the the waterways.walelWays. Stroud: Sutton/BritishSuttonlBrillsh Waterways,Waterways, 1997. pp. it,le, 181.181. 64 photos.photos. Records ofof 11 interviews with people shoutabout their working lives lives associated associated with waterways throughout the British IslesIsles (interspersed withwith 6 brieferhriefer 'cuttings').cuttings'). Ch.Ch. 33 repr.repr. as: WARD,WARD, EDWARD. Voices from thethe waterways:walelWays: firstfirst andand lastlast onon the narrow boats.boats. CountryCounrryOrlgms Origins issueissue 99 (Aut.(Aut. 1997) pp. 99-108.99-108.
CL INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL CANALS CANALS AND AND RIVER RIVER NAVIGATIONS NAVIGATIONS
Upper and Lower Avon NavigationsNavll:ations (WanrickshJre)(Warwickshire) 59 DAVIES.DAVIES, JAMIE. JAMIE. Shakespeare's Shakespeare's Avon:Avon: thethe history of a navigation. Oxford: Oakwood.Oakwood. 1996. pp. 152.61152. 61 photos,photos. 1212 printsprints && sketches,sketches. 4 lineline drwgs, 5 figs,fi~ 1818 maps & plans. History of the Upper and LowerLower Avon Navigations. Ch.Ch. 55 (pp. (pp. 39-42), 39-42), 'TheThe world's world's first first steamboat'; steamboat'; 99 (pp.(pp. 69 74),74), The The legal legal case case over whether the GWRGWR owned the UpperUpper AvonAvon Navigation.
Carlisle Canal 60 tt RAMSHAW.RAMSHAW, DAVID.DAVID. The The Carlisle Carlisle Navigation Navigation Canal, 1821 1853.1853. Carlisle: P3P3 Publns,Publns. 1997. pp. 144. 155 illns.
ChelmerChebner'" & BlacinvaterBlackwater NavilationNavigation and R. B1acBlarkwater .....t .. r 61 MARRIAGE.,MARRIAGE, JOHN. JOHN. Barges Aarges on on the the Chelmer & BlackwaterBlackwater Navigation. WaysWwys World vol. 26 no. 7 (July 1997)1997) p.p. 82.
ChesterfieldChesterfteld CCanal ..... 62 RICHARDSON, CHRISTINE CHRISTINE (transcribed (transcribed and introduction).introduction). Chesterfield CanalCanal boat-registers. boat-registers. NottinghamshireNotllnf!,hamshlre Family HistoryHi.,tory Society. Society. Records Series vol. 110 (1997). pp. [vi),[vi], 105.105. Diagm,Diagm, map.map. Transcripts of 17951795 andand 1877I 877 registers.registers.
EardingtonF..ardlnpn Canal 63 HOLLAND, STANLEY. STANLEY. Underground Underground in in Shropshire. Shropshire. Wwys Worldvol.World vol. 26 no. 12 (Dec. 1997) pp. 72-3.72-3. History andand description of the EerdingtonEardington Canal.
R. Forth 64 STEVENSON, DAVID. DAVID. A Anote note on on a ascheme scheme toto straightenstraighten the River Forth in 1636. ScottishScotttish Economic && SocialSocial HlSt. list. vol. 1717 (1997) pp.pp. 65-8. Proposals (not (not carriedcarried out) out) for for improvingimproving navigation fromfrom A1loaAlloa to StirlingStirling.
Grand JunctionJundion Canal 65 SMITHETT, ROBIN. ROBIN. The The Grand Grand Junction Junction 'Northern 'Northern Engines'. Engines'. WaysWwys WorldWorldvol. vol. 26 no. 6 (June 1997) pp.pp. 48-9.48-9. The back pumps on the Grand Junction Canal.
R. HambleHamhle 66 CHUM,CIRfN, DAVID.DA VID. Herds, Hards, quays quays and and landinglanding spacesspaces onon the the 'Upper' 'tipper' Hamble. Hampshire Field ClubClub && Arch.Arch. Soc. Soc. NewshrNewsltr no.no. 28 (Aut.(Aut, 1997) pp. 21-3. Used by coastal shipping and lighters.lighters.
KennetKennet'" & Avon Canal 67 VILE, NIGEL. NIGEL Pub Pub walks walks along along the the Kennet Kennet & & Avon AvOll Canal: Canal: twenty twenty circular ciradar walks. walks. [Cover [Cover subtitle: subtitle: twentytwenty circularcircular walks waIks betweenbetween Bath andand Reading,'Reading.) Newbury: Countryside Books,BooIcs, 1997. pp. 96.
LeomirderLeolllinsterCaaaI Canal 68 HAMILTON, ROBERT. ROBERT. Herefordshire's Herefordshire's unfinished unfinished canal.canal. Wwys World vol. 2626 no. 2 (Feb. 1997)1997)pp. pp. 80-1. A brief history. ManchesterMaaellester ShipSIll, CCanal .... 69 t GRAY,GRAY, EDWARD. EDW ARD. Manchester Manchester Ship Ship Canal. Canal .Stroud:.Stroud: SuttonSunon PIIblng,Puffing, 1199771.(19971). pp.pp. 124. 70 MANCHESTER Ship Ship Canal Canal Company Company photographic photog,aphic archive.archive. Greater Manchester CountyCounty Record Record Office, Wee, 119961(1996). 22 vols.vols. pp.pp. 1vu1lviii,, 321; [IL(1),322 322 752.752. A detailed listing.listing
671 Yorkshire OuseOuse 71 BRIDEN,BRIDEN. COLIN.COLIN. YorkYorfc. as as a tidal port.port YorkshireYorkshire Arch. )nlvo!.Jo! vol. 69 (1997) pp. 165-71. Tidal conditionsconditions prior prior to to 1757 1757 and and their their consequences consequences for interpretation of the Roman waterfront. 72 JONES, PAT E. An ill-definediII-definedbounduy.)nIRly& boundary. .1n1Rly & Canal His!.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol.vo!. 32 (1996-8) pp. 418-23. The boundary between thethe OuseOuse Navigation Navigation andand the the Linton Linton LockLock Navigation.
OxfordOdordCanal Canal 73 COMPTON, HUGH.ffiJGH. NellNell Bridge Bridge (Oxford (Oxford Canal Canal Co.), Co.), Adderbury.Adderbury. Cake & Cockhorse vol. 13 (1994-7) pp. 282-4. 74 HAMILTON, ROBERT. ROBERT. Long Long lost lost loops loops of of thethe Oxford Oxford Canal. Canal. WwysWwys World vol.vo!. 26 no. 66 (June(June 1997)1997) pp. pp 54-6. BriefBriefhistory history and and description description ofof the the loopsloops bypassed byby Telford'sTelford's improvement of the northern Oxford Canal.
Peak Forest Canal 75 LAMB.LAMB, BRIAN.BRlAN. Hyde Hyde Wharf, Wharf, the the Peak Peak Forest Canal. AI)nl Rly Rly & & Canal Canal Hist. Hist. Soc.Soc. vol.vo!. 32 (1996-8) pp. 343-53.
Sharpness NewNew Docks"Docks & Gloueester Gloucester "1IinaIJI&Iwn & Birmingham NaviptionNavigation (see(see also also no. 56) 76 CONWAY-JONES,CONW AY -JONES, HUGH.ffiJGH. The Old Dock HaaseHouse at SharpnessSharpness and its occupants. Gloucestershire Soc. forfor IndlInd! Arch. Jo))nI1995. 1995. pp. 1919 25.
SheffieldSheMeld "& South Yorkshire NavigationNavi&1Ifion I,. 77 t OGDEN,OGDEN, SIMON. SIMON. The The Sheffield Sheffield and and Tinsley Tinsley Canal. Canal. Sheffield: HallamsioreHallamshire Press,Press, 1199771(19971). pp. 55. A history. 11.R. TlwnesThames 78 EADE, BRIAN.BRlAN. AlongAlong the Thames.Thelma Stroud: SuttonSulton Publng, 1997. pp. 126. [Britain inin oldold photographs photograph., series..eries.J 79 SIMPER, ROBERT. Thameslbames tideway. Woodbridge:Woodbndge: Creekside,Creekslde, 1997. pp. 104.104.161 161 iIIns.illns. [English[EnglISh estuaries,estuaries, 6.16.J References toto sailing barges and lighters. 80 SKEMPTON, AA W.W. Engineering Engineering on on the the ThamesThames navigation.navigation, 1770-1845. InIn SKEMPTON, AA W. W. Civil Civil engineers engineer.; and and engineering engineering in Britain, 1600-18301600-1830 (1996) (1996) seas seen VIII. Repr. from Newcomer;Newcomen Soc.Soc. Trans vol. 55 (1983-4) pp. 153-76.
ThamesTlwnes" & SevernSenna Canal and Stroa4waterStroudwater Canal 81 GROVER, PHILIP.PHILIP. The The Stroudwater Stroudwater Canal Canal Company Company and and itsits rolerole inin the the mechanisation of the GloucestershireGloucestershire woollen woollen industry, industry, 1779-1779- 1840. Univ. of Oxford, 1996. pp. 28.28.2 2 fags,figs, 4 tables.tables. [Discussion papers inin economic andand socialsocial history, 4.)4.J Shows that toll levels on coal significantly affected affected thethe amount of steam power employedemployed inin thethe woollenwoollen mills. 82 WILSON, RAY. RAY. Stroudivater Stroudwater Canal Canal cranes. cranes. PtPt 2, The Dudbridge crane.crane. GloucestershireGloucestershIre Soc.Soc. for for Indl loll Arch. )nll995.Jnl 1995. pp. 21-5.21-5.
R.R.Trent Trent 83 WIDDOWSON, BRIAN.BRlAN. The The Jolly JoUy Bargeman. Bargeman. Wwys Worldvol.World vol. 26 no. 10 (Oct. 1997) pp.pp. 56-8.56-8. Details of carrying on on thethe Trent inin aa publicpublic house house ledger. 84 WIDDOWSON, BRIAN.BRlAN. Trent Trent ketahes. ketches. Wwys World vol.vo!. 2626 no. 2 (Feb. 1997) pp.pp. 48-50.48-50. History andand descriptiondescription ofofa a type ofofbarge barge operating on the Trent and adjoining waterways. I!// CE04
TrentTrent" & Mersey Canal 85 JEUDA, BASIL Rudyard Rudyard Lake Lake 1797-1997:1797-1997: the the bicentennialbi-centennial history.history. Leek:Leek: Churnet ValleyValley Books, 1997. pp. 128.128. Detailed history ofof thethe T T&M &M reservoir.reservoir.
WithamWItham NavigationNaviption and and the the Fossdyke Foudyke 86 CAREY, RAY. SellingSelling the family silver?silver? The Fossdyke navigationnavigation 1741-1846:1741-1846: the eraera of of thethe ElIisons. Ellison. LincolnshireLincolnshire Past Past & & Present Present no.no. 29 (Aut. 1997)1997) pp. 8-·11.8-11. R. Wye and LUllLugg 87 BRIAN,RRIAN, ANTHEA. ANTHEA 'As 'As to tothe the River River Lung' Lugg' - its - itsvanished vanished mills, mills, broken broken weirs weirs and and damaged damaged bridges.bridges. Trans Woolhope Naturalr.