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: 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 & 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 —SouthEnctand-South West RegionRepon 4 MILLS, STEPHEN. at work. : 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, 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,, 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 , 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, , 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. 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.

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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 "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.

R. YoreYare 89 RODGERS.RODGERS, MARY. The The river river andand staithes ofof TudorTudor Norwich. Norwich: KingKing Street Street PubIns,Publm, 1996.1996. pp. 72. I11 I illns.iIIns. [King StreetStreet researchresearch see.,ser., no. 4.14.J The river Yare, its trade and passenger traffic,traffic, and operation of the the landinglanding places.places.

CQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF INLANDOF INLAND WATERWAYS: WATERWAYS: the appeal the appeal of Inland orlnlud waterways; watenways; cridtdng; crulsln&; canalama1 walks 90 DEUCHAR, CHRIS CHRlS N. N. A A boater's boater's guide guide to boating. SuttonSulton Boning/on:Bomngton: author,forauthor, for Historic Narrow BoatBoat OwnersOwners Club, 1997. pp.pp. 68. Repr. from the Club's Newsletter. Traditional techniques. teclmiques. 91 WALKING Britain's Britain's rivers rivers & & canals. canals. Editor: Editor: SueSueGordon. Gordon. London:London: CollinsCol/in8 Willow, 1997.1997. pp. 192.200 col.co!. photos,photos, 50 maps.

CQ3 InlandlnlamI waterway watenway photography, photocraphy. chtensatograpky daeaIatocraplay andand filmstIbns 92 ROLT, SONIA. SONIA A Acanal cana1 people: people: the the photographs p\loIogJ'apbs ofofRobert Robert Longden. Longden. Stroud: Sutton PublngPublng / BritishBritish Waterways Waterways //Inland Inland Waterways Waterways Assocn, 1997. pp. vi, 154. A collection of photographs ofof canalcana1 carrying inin thethe Midlands, Midlands, late La 1940s/early1940s/early 1950s.1950s.

CR RESEARCHRESEARCH AND AND STUDY STUDY OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS AND AND THEIR THEIR HISTORY: HISTORY: inland IaIand waterway watenway historian historlaas; sources; -.-ees; bibliographyblblio&raphy 93 HOLLAND, STANLEY. STANLEY. Memorable Memorable memorial&memorials. WaysWwys World vol.vo!. 2626 no.no. 11 (Jan(Jan. 1997)1997) p. p. 36,36, no.no. 99 (Sep.)(Sep.) p. 78. Description of manorials memorials to to waterways waterways personalities.personalities.

672 SECTION RR RAILWAYSRAIL WA VS RA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY HI!!o'TORY AND AND DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION OF OF RAIL TRANSPORT IN IN THETHE BRITISHBRITISH ISLESISLES 94 DIVALL,DlV ALL, COLlNCOLIN (comp). Perspectivesperspectives on railway history: papers delivered at the S.H.O.T. [Society for the History ofTeclmology)of Technology] meeting,meeting. London,London. August 1996. YorkYork: Inst.Inst. ofof RailwayRailway Studies,Studies. 1997.1997. pp. 91. (Working[Working papers in railway studies,studies. no. 11I.) Relevant papers are entered individually in this bibliography. 95 DIDlVALL, VALL, COLIN COLIN (comp). (comp). Railway, Railway, place place and and identity. idatity. York: Inst.lost. of Railway Studies.Studies, 1997.1997. pp. [ii],[ii). 25. [Working paperspapers in railway studies,.• tudle .• , no. 2.)21 Two papers,papers. entered individually in this bibliography. 96 JENKINS,JENKINS. PETER R. (comp). An index to A history of thethe EnglishEnglish railway railway by by John John Francis Francis (1851) (1851) [Ott.[00.16]. 16). Pulbormigh:Pulborough: Dragonwheel Books.Books, 1996.1996. pp. 20. 97 RAILWAY BYLINES amualannual no. I. Ed.Ed. by Martin Smith. ClophilkClophill: /resellirwellPress, Press, 1997.1997. pp. 96. A collection of articles and photographicphotollJllPhic features in similar style to the periodical Railway Bylines. Articles entered individually in this bibliography. 9R98 SIMMONS.SIMMON8. JACK and BIDDLE,RIDDLE, GORDONOORDON (ed).(ed). TheThe OxfordOxford companioncompanion to British railway history from 1603 to the 1990s.199Os. Oxford Univ.Un/v. Press, 1997. pp. am,xv, 591.591.19 19 inns,il1ns, 30 maps. Alphabetical sequence of over 600 articles on aspects of railway history. RB RAH,RAIL TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODS PERIODS RBIRBl Origin,0ri&Jn, antiquity, anthtuity. and aniI early early use _ ofor rail nil transport tl'llllSport 99 LAMB, BRIAN.BRIAN. The The railway railway at at Marple Maple 1797-1811. in]JnlRly& Rly & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp. 406-15.406-15. A temporary plalewayplateway linking two sections of the Peak Forest Canal past the uncompleted locks and aqueduct. 100100 RENNISON,RENNISON, BOB. BOB. A rareA rare find: fmd: a woodena wooden wagonway wagonway unearthed. unearthed. Newsletter (Panel(panel forfor Historical Engineering Works) no. 73 (Mar. 1997) pp. 1-2. Lambton wagonwdYwagonway (c.1790?).(c 1790?). RB2 TheThe tnuultIonal tnuJsItIonal period, period. from trom mineral mine.... waggon/ay -cpnway to to public publle passenger passeD«er railway, nlway. 11100-1830_.18501800-1830...1850 101 BAYLISS,BAYLlSS, DEREK. DEREK. Was Was the the Surrey Surrey Iron Iron Railway Railway the the first fJrst publicpublic railway? Croydon Natural Hist. & Scientific Soc. BulbsBulln no. 102102 (Mar.(Mar. 1997)(997) pp. 2-3.2-3. 102 DAVIES,OA VIES, G. G. J. J.History History of of Penllwyn Penllwyn Trammed.Tramroad. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 2 (1995- ) pp. 11114-15. 4-1 5. Transcribed from a report dated Feb. 1934 fromfrom the District Engineer's Office,Office. Abergavenny. This trammedtramroad was vestedvested in the Sirhowy.Sirhowy. 103 MORRIS,MORRIS, R. R.J. TheJ. The Forest Forest of of Dean Dean Trainload: Tramroad: the the Bulb Bullo Pill Pill to to Chorchway Churchway trammed tramroad via via Soudley Soudley and Cinderford 1807-1854.1807-1854. ColefordColeford: Rock House, 1997.1997. pp. v, 52, [8](8) pl.,pI., fldgOdg map. 1515 photos, 8IC figs. figs. 104 RI1THERFORD,RlrJ'HERFORD, MICHAEL MICHAEL. In In the the beginningbeginning. [Railway reflections.)reflections.] BackTrack vol. 1111 (1997) pp. 539-45. The development of the railway and thethe locomotivelocomotive up toto 1830. RB3 1830-19141830--1914 The The Railway RaIlway Age Ace 105 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. (ed).R. (ed). Railway Railway accidents accidents and and occurrences occurrences of of the the year year 1846, 1846, as as reported reported in in the the Armee! Annual Register.Register. Pulborough:PulborOllgh: DragonwheelBooks,Dragonwheel Books, 19%.19%. pp.pp. 19.19. --RailwayRailway accidents and occurrences of the year 1847,1847. as reported in the Annual Register. 1997. pp. 24. 106106 VAUGHAN,VAUGHAN, ADRIAN. ADRIAN. Railwaymen, Railwaymen, politics politics & & money: money: the the great great age age of of railways railways inin Britain.Britain. London: John Mu"ay,Murray, 1997.1997. pp. Ixl,[x), 407, 1161[l6J pI.pl. 1010 maps, bibliog.bibliog. (146(146 entries). RB6 1921-19391921-1939 The The'Blc 'Big Fair' Foar'lIIIIIIIe-tiou amalgamations of or1923 1923 and ..... railways nilways daring"urine the 1920s1920. and..... 1930s 107 HELM,HELM, JOHN JOHN W.E. W.E. The Thc Grouping Grouping yam years (1923-1938): (l923-1938): a acomparative comparative studystudy of thethe railways inin crisis.erisis. Back'frackBackTrack vol. 1111 (1997) pp. 16- 19,74-80,156-81,216-19.19.74-80,156-81,216-19. RB6-8RB6--8 1921-19471921-1947 TheThe'Blc 'Big Four' Four' 108 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN ALAN and and JENKINSON, JENKlNSON. DAVID. DAVID. The The last last years years ofof the BigDig Four. Pen,"Penryn, Cornwall: Cornwall: Allanhc Atlantlc Transport, Transport, 1997.1997. pp.pp_ 208.20B. Many photos (32 col.). In spite of the title thedie coverage extends back toto 1921. RB7 1939-19451939--1945 Railways RaIIwa,s of theoUIle British Britbh Wks bIes during durtac the tbe Second Second World World War (see(see also also no.no. 714) 109 CHRISTENSEN,CHRISTENSEN, ?Amp.. MIKE. Preparation Preparation for for invasion. invasion. World War Two Railway Study Grp Bulln 19971997 pp. 120--3.120-3. Railway Executive Committee inatructionsinstructions on the action to be taken to disable railways in the eventevent ofof invasion,invasion, 1940-1.1940-1. 110 HOSEGOOD,HOSEGOOD. JOHN. JOHN. It Ithas has been been revealed. revealed. Great Western Echo. I, Casualty evacuationevaaJation trains and ambulance trains. no.no. 137 (Spr.(Spr. 1997) pp. 5-7. 2, Box Tunncl name and FarleighFarlciglt Down [ammunition[ammunition depots).depots!. no.no. 138138 (Smr(Sim 1997)1997) pp.pp. 10--11,10-11, no. 139 (Aut. 1997)1997)p. p. 15.IS. 1III 1 1 WAL....=.WAR report. British Rlys126. Illustrated. Aberdeen in the front line. British Rlys Illustrated Annual nono. 55 (1996)(1996) pp. 6~.64-6. Air raids. All in a day's work.worIt. British Rlys Illustrated Summer Special no. 5 (1997) pp. 6&---70.68-70. RepairingRepairing bomb damage on the SR.)SRI RB8 1945-19471945-1947 Post-war Post-~ recovery, recovery. and od railways nllways dining durllac their tIIeIr thud ...... years years in ill private private ownership _nIIIp 112 CROMPTON,CROMPTON, GERALD. GERALD. 'A'A very very poorpoorbagofpbysical bag of physical assets': the railwayrailwayCOlllpCMalion compensation issueissue 1921-47.1921-47. Accounting,AccOllnting. Business & FinancialFinancialHist Hist. vol. 6 (1996) pp. 73-91.73-91. Evaluates the purchase price for nationalisation of the railways. RibRBI0 1948-1994 Railways ~ ortbeof the BBritish..... bIesIsles In`general ce-nI and .... 'British ·B...... Railways'IWhrays· 1131113 t BIRD,BIRD. JOHN JOHN H. H. Southern Soutbem steam steam sunset.sunset. : Runpalt.Runpast, 1997.1997. pp. 208. A revised and cxtendedextended version ofOlt.13163.of 08.13163. An An account IWCOUIIl ofof the decline ofsteamof steam tradiontraction on on the the Southern Southall Region,Region, 1957-67.1957-67. 114 MORRISON,MORRISON. GAOAVIN.VIN. The Eastern and North EasternEasIem then & nova.now. SlreppertorrShepperton: Ian AlIan.Allan, 1997.1997. pp. 236.256. Pairs of photographs from the same viewpointviewtIoint taken in the earlyear1y BR periodperiod.and and recently,recemty. with extended captions..0IlS. 115 WALKER,WALKER, COLIN. COLIN. Western Western Region Region steam steam twilight, twilight, ptpt 1.1. Llangollen: PendykePendylce Pubis's,PIIblns, 1997.1997. pp. [222].(222). PhotographicPltotollJllPhicalbum. album

673 116 t WILLIAMSON,WILLlAMSON. DAVID. DAVID. A most A most diplomatic diplomatic general: general: the thelife lifeof General of General Lord Lord Robertson Robertson of ofOakridge. Oakridge. London: London: Brassey's,Brassey·s. [1997?).[19971]. pp.pp. 266. With chapter on the period ofhisof his chainnanshipc.hainnanship of of the the British British Transport Transport Conunission. Commission, 1953-61. 1953-61.

RB12RBI2 1997-1997- TheThe prIvatbed privatised =Bond national reiway railway systems system (see (see also also no. no. 843) 117 BUILDINGBUILDING on onsuccess. success. Peterborough: Rail,Rail. for GreatGreat North EasternEastern Rly Ltd.Ltd, [1997].(1997). pp.pp. 32,32. incl. incl. coverscovers. ManyMany col. col. photos.photos. A series of articles about the companyscompany's achievements.achievements, since since it it took took over over the the interCity InterCity East Coast franchise 12 months earlier.earlier, and itsit. Morefuture plans. plans.

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RC1aRCta England-SouthemEncland-8outhem England Encland 118 t GRAY,GRAY. PETER. PETER. Steam Steam on on West West Country Country branch branch lines.lines. Shepperton: IanAllan.Ian Allan, [1997?)(19971) pp. 80. Colour photographicphotographic album, with brief brief histories histories of the branch lines featured.featured

RCIbRClb England--South En&1and-8outh Went West regionrelion 119 ACTON,ACTON, BOB. BOB. Exploring Exploring Cornwall's Cornwall's tramway tramway trails, trails, vol. vol. 2, The2: The Coast-to-Coast Coast-to-Coast Trail: Trail: Portreath Portreath toto DevoranDevoran & beyondbeyond. Truro: Landfall 11 Publns, 1997. pp. 232. 120 CROWTHER,CROWTHER., G. L G.Dates L. Dates of opening of opening & closure & closure of railways of railways & stations & stations in insouth south west west England. England. Preston: author, [1997].(1997). 22 vols.vols. vol. I.I. pp. pp. [68).(68). Listing Listing of of station station opening opening and and closure closure dates.dates. vol. 2. pp.pp. 177].[77J. MapsMaps with with line line opening opening and and closure closure dates.dates. 121 DORSET ARCIIIVES ARCHIVES SERVICE. SERVICE. Railway Railway records records in in the the Dorset Dorset RecordRecord Office. Dorchester.Dorchester, 1997. pp. [x),[x], 65.65.10 \0 dins,illns. fasims,fac"Sims. map,map. './ bibliog. (\3(131 I entries).entries). 122 GOSLING,GOSLING. TED TED and and CLEMENT, CLEMENT, MIKE. MIKE. Devon Devon railways. railways. Stroud: SuttonSulton Publng, 1997. pp. 128. Photographic record ofSRof SR lines. 123 GOUGH,GOUGH, TERRY TERRY and and MITCHELL MITCHELL, DAVID. DA BritishVID. British Railways Railways past past and and present, present, no. no. 29: 29: Dorset. Dorset. Wadenhoe: Past & Present Publng,Pubing, 1996. pp. 160, [81[8J col. pl.pI. Contemporary photographsphotographs alongside identical scenesscenes in formerfanner years. 124 MAGGS,MAGGS, COLIN. COLlN. Railways Railways to to Minehead. Minehead. SomersetSomersetMag. Mag. Jan. 1997.1997. pp.pp. 45-7. 45-7. 125 MITCIIELL,MITCHELL, DAVID. DAVID. British British Railways Railways pan past and and present, present, no. no. 30: 30: Somerset. Somerset Wadenhoe: Pa.tPast & Present Publng. 1996. pp.pp. 160,160. (8)[8] col.col. pl.pI. Contemporary photographsphotographs alongside identical sensesscenes in former years. 126 MITCHELLMITCHELL, VIC VICand andSMITH, SMITH. KEITH. KEITH. Branch Branch lines lines around around Plymouth. Plymouth. Midhurst: Middleton, 1997. pp. [96(.(96). 120120 photos, photos, 29 maps && plans. A pictorial history. 127 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, ERIC ERIC R. The R. The Plymouth Plymouth & Dartmoor& Railway and and the the Lee Lee Moor Moor Tramway. Tramway. Newton Abbot: Ark Publns, 1997. pp. 116.72116 72 photos,photos. 21 maps & plans,plans, facsims. 128 SMITH, MARTIN. MARTIN. Railways Railways of of the the Isle Isle ofof Penland. Portland. Clophill: /resell Invell Press,Press, 1997. pp. iv,iv.44. 44.56 56 inns, iIIns. 10 10 maps. maps. 10 10 plans. plans. facsims.filcsims.

RCIcRCIe: England-SouthEncJmd-South East East regionreclon 129 GAGE,GAGE, 1311.1., SITJ., HARRIS, HARRIS, MICHAEL MICHAEL and and SULLIVAN, SULLlVAN, TONY. TONY. Going Going off the off rails: the rails: the the country country railway railway in in West West Sussex. Sussex. Chichester: WestWest Sussex CountyCounty Council,Council, 1997. pp.pp. 96.12596. 125 photos, photos, 8 8engravings engravings and and drwgs, drwgs, 88 maps maps && plans,plans, facsims.facsims. A succinctsuccinct history & descriptiondescription of the county's railwayrailway network, network. followed followed by by a a series series of of chapters chapters basedbased on the recorded memories ofof railway workers and users. Ch. Ch. 8 8 (pp. (pp. 53·-63). 53-63). SelseySelsey Tramway. 130 HALL, COLIN. COLlN. Diesel Diesel and and electric electric memories: memories: Hampshire.Hampshire. Salisbury: author, 1996. pp.pp. 148].(48). 8181 photos.photos. A photographic recordrecord ofof thethe 1970s1970s and 19805.1980s. 131 HARVEY, MICHAEL MICHAEL 0. andG. and ROOKS., ROOKE. EDDIE. EDDlE. Portsmouth, Portsmouth, including including lines lines to toEast East Southsea, Southsea, Gosport, Gosport, Fareham,Fareham, the Meon Valley, Bishops Waltham and Havant to Hayling Island:Island: 150150 yearsyears of railways aound Britain's principal naval port. Wadenhoe: Silver Link, 1997. pp. 128.201 photos, photos, map, 4 plans, facsims.faction. [Rai/way[Railway heritage series"series.) 132 LENNOX,LENNOX,IAN. IAN. Land Land use usechanges changes and anddcvelopment development at Sway, c.1767-191O.c.1767-1910. Hampshire Field ClubClub && Arch. Arch. Soc. Soc. NewsierNewsltrno. no. 28 (Aut. 1997) pp. 14--17.14-17. Emphasises changeschanges brought brought about about by by the the coming coming ofof thethe railway.railway. 133 MAGGS, COLINCOLIN 0. G. Branch Branch lines lines of of Hampshire. Hampshire. Stroud: SuttonSulton Publng,Pribing, 1997. pp. viii.viii, 142.75142. 75 photos, photos, 99 maps.maps. A photographic record and briefbriefhistories histories of33of 33 branches.branches. 134 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, BILL BILL. A history A history of the ofthe railways railways of ofOxfordshire, Oxfordshire, pt pt I: I: The The north. north. Witney: Lamplight, 1997. pp. 192.258192. 258 inns, illns, 1919 maps maps && plans.plans. 13513 5 t SIMPSON,SIMPSON, HELEN HELEN J. The J. The day daythe thetrains trains came came: the theHertfordshire Hertfordshire railways: railways: the the people people who who built built them them and and who who rejoiced rejoiced when when theythey strived.arrived. Leominster:Leommster: Gracewing, [1997?).(19971). pp. <1>.11. 11 136 SMITH,SMITH, MICHAEL!. MICHAEL By J. tubeBy tube to toRickmansworth. Rickmansworth. BackTrack vol. 11I1 (1997) pp. pp. 62-5.862-5. Use11 Use of of L.MS-owned LMS-owned tube tube stock stock on on its its branches branches from Watford Junction.Junction.

London 137 HAYHA WOOD,YWOOD, RUSSELL RUSSELL Railways, Railways. urban urbuJ form form and and town town planning planning in in London:London: 1900-1947.1900-1947. Planning Perspectives Perspectives vol. 1212 (1997)(1997) pp.pp 37-37- 69. The changingchanging relationship between railway development development andand suburbansuburban growth. 138 LONDONLONDON REGIONAL REGIONAL PASSENGERS PASSENGERS COMMITTEE. COMMITTEE. Major Major rail ccestruction rail construction schemes schemes in in London. London. London, Mar. 1997. pp. 140).[40]. A discussion paper. Summarises the the debatedebate since since the the Govenunent's Government's Transport Transport strategy strategy for for London London (May (May 1996).1996). 139 MITCHELLMITCHELL, VIC andVIC SMITH, and SMITH. KEITH. KEITH. North North London London Line: Line: Broad Broad Street Street to Willesdento Willesden In In via via Hampstead Hampstead Heath.Heath. Midluest:MidhuT!t: Middleton, 1997. pp. (961.(96). [London suburban railways series.'series.) A pictorial history. 140 MORRISON,MORRISON. BRIAN BRIAN and BRUNT,and BRUNT. KEN. KEN.British British Railways Railways past pastand andpresent, present, no. no. 7: 7:North North east, cast, east east and and southsouth east London. 2nd edn ofof Ott.13512.0It.13512. Wadenhae,Wadenhoe: Past & Present Publng.PubIng, 1997. pp. 128, (8)[8] col.pl.calpl. 141 SMITH.SMITH. MICHAEL MICHAEL J. Beneath 1. Beneath King's King's Cross. Cross. BackTrack. Metropolitan RlylmainR1y/main line line connections. connections. pt I, MazeMv.e of oflines. lines. vol. 11 (1997)(199'7) pp.pp. 563-5.563-5. pt 2. Runaway traintrain [in MI 1932).19321. vol. vol. 11 11 (1997)pp. (1997) pp. 669-71, 669-71, vol.vol. 12 (1998)(1998) pp.pp. 172-3.172-3. 142 SOUTHSOUTH LONDON LONDON LINK LINK TRAVELLERS' TRAVELLERS' ASSOCIATION. ASSOCIATION. Victoria Victoria to London to London Bridge Bridge 1867-1997: 1867-1997: the theSoLLTAstory. SoLLTA story. Comp. Comp. by by John John Stewart, Graham Larkby, Hilary Hunt Hunt and and John .John Keane.Keane.~ndon. London, 1997. pp.pp. [12],(12), incl.incl. covers.covers.

674 London-UndergeuandLondoD-t;nderlJ'Olllllll'llilways runways 143 GOSLIN,GOSLIN. GEOFF. GEOFF. Steam Steam on the on theWidened Widened Lines, Lines. vol. vo\. I: The I: The Great Great Northern Northern and and Midland Midland Railways Railways and and their their successors. successors. Cokhester.Colchester: Connor & Butler. 1997. pp. 60. 144 LONDONLONDON UNDERGROUND UNDERGROUND LTD, LTD. 1973 1973 TUBE HJBE STOCK STOCK REFURBISHMENT REFURBISHMENT PROJECT. PROJECT. Piccadilly Piccadilly progress: progress: London London Underground Underground moving into the 21st century. London,London. 1996. pp.pp 32. . Three articles: 'The Piccadilly Line: aa summary of its history'history' by Bob Greenaway;Greemaway, '1973 '1973 tube stocIc.stock refurbIshment'refurbishment' by by DaveDave Morphcw;Morphew, 'Piccadilly 2003: aa viewview of of the the wayway ahead'ahead' byby BobBob Bayman. 145 SCHOLEY.SCHOLEY. KEITH. KEITH. The The Baker Rak.,.. Street Street war war memorial. memoria\. WesternWesrernFrontAssocn Front Assocn Bullnno.Bulls no. 48 (June 1997) p. 39. Metropolitan Rly. 146 THORP.THORP. GARY. GARY. A guideA guide to to Crams Cravens heritage heritage trains. trains. [London):[London': Cravens Heritage Trains,Trains. 1997. pp. 16. Notes on the history of certain tube stock trains (buih(built by Cravens LtdLld and others) and on Epping siplsignal cabin,Lubin, all now preserved.preserved. 147 TOMLINSON.TOMLI(I;SON. M. J. M.Some 1. Some nineteenth-century nineteenth-century experiences experiences of earth-retainingof earth-retaining structures structures and and tunnelling tunnelling for for undergroundunderground railways in London. Procs JesseInsrn CIVIL Engrs, GeotechnicalCieotechnical EngngEngrg vo\.vol. 125 (1997)(1997) pp. 19-26.19-26. Primarily comprises extr.u:ts extracts relating relating to to Metropolitan Metropolitan R1y Ely taken taken from: from: BAKER. BAKER. BENJAMIN.BENJAMIN. The The actual actual lateral lateral pressure pressure of earthwork. Mins of ProcsPro cs InsrnProm Civil Gel Engrs vol.vo\. 6565 (1881)pp.(1881) pp. 140-86. 140-86,187-241. 187-241. 148141< WILLIS.WILLIS, JON. JON. Extending Extending the the Jubilee Jubilee Line: Line: the the planning plaming story. London Transport,Transporr. 1997. pp. 96.

ECIdRCld England-WestERlIand-West Midland, Mid...... region reclon 149 BOYNTON.OOYNTON. JOHN. JOHN. A century A century of railways of railways around around Birmingham Birmingham and and the the WestWest Midlands, vol.vol. I:1: 1900-1947.1900-1947. Kidderminster:Kiddermlnsrer: Mid England Books,Books. 1997. pp. 96. 150 COLEMAN,COLEMA."J. RICHARD RICHARD and andRAJCZONEK, RAJCZONEK, JOE. JOE. Steaming Steaming into into Birmingham Birmingham and and the the West West Midlands. Midlands. Wellingborough..Wellingborough: W. D. Wharron.Wharton. 1997. pp. [214).[214]. A photographic record. 151 FOSTER.,FOSTER. RICHARD. Birmingham Birmingham New New Street: Street: the the story story of of a a greatgreat station, including CUl70nCanon Street. Vo\.Vol. 3 of 011_13862:Ott. 13862: L.M.S.L M.S. daysdays 1923 to 1947. Didcot:Didcor: WildWild Swan,Swan. 1997. pp. 128.119128. 119 photos. photos. 7 maps & & plans.plans. 11 II figs.fig.-;. Includes BirminghamBimingham traintrain controlcontrol and Curzon StreetStreet goodsgoods station. 152 HITCHES,HITCHES. MIKE MIKE and and ROBERTS, ROBERTS. MM. RM. Shropshire Shropshire railways. railways. Stroud:Srroud: SuttonSurton Publng.Publng, 1996. pp. 128. [Sutton's[Surton's phoragraphlcphotographic hisroryhistory of railwaysrallway.f series.)series.] A photographic record. 153 HITCHES. MIKE. MIKE. Warwickshire Warwickshire railways. railways. Stroud:Srroud: SuttonSurton Publng.Publng, 1997. pp. 128. [Brrtaln[Brawn inIn old photographsphorographs series.)series.] A photographic record. 154 HITCHES,HITCHES, MIKE. MIKE. Worcestershire Worcestershire railways. railways. Stroud.-Stroud: SurtonSunon Publng.Publng, 1997. pp. 126. [Britain inin oldold photographsphotographs series.)series.] A photographic record. 155 SIMPSON,SIMPSON. HELEN HELEN J. The J. dayThe the day trains the trains came: came: the theHerefordshire HeretOrdshire railways; railways; the the people people who who bulk buih them them and and who who rejoiced rejoiced when when theythey arrived. Leominster..I.eomm.,ter: Gracewmg.°recessing, 1997. pp. xiv,xiv, 143.143,16 16 pl.pI. 156 TWEIATWEU.8, S, R. N. TheThe railwaysrailways in in and and aroundaround ButtonBurton uponupon Trent. Oldham.-Oldham: Challenger Publns, 1997. pp.96. 174174 photos,photos. 11II mapsmaps & plans,plans. gradient diagm.

ReleRCle England-East EnCIand-East Midlands Midlands Region Reclon 157 13ILLSON,BILLSON, PETER. PETER. Derby Derby and and the the Midland Midland Railway.Railway. Derby: BreedonBreedon Books,Books. 1996. pp. 149. 158 t LUND,LUND. BRIAN. BRlAN. Leicestershire Leicestershire railway railway stations stations in inold old picture picture postcards, postcards. including including Rutland Rutland views.views. Keyworth: ReflectionsReflections of aa Bygone Age,Age. 1996. pp. In[7]. [Yesterday's[Yesterday'.f LeicestershireLeIcestershire series,series. no. 2.)21 55 postcardspostcards illusb-ated.illustrated. 159 TUFFREY,n JFFREY. PETER PETER (comp). (comp). Nottingham's Nottingham's railways railways from from the the Bill Bill Reed Reed collection. collection. Stroud: ChagardChalford Pribing.Publng. 1997. pp. 128. IArchive[Archive photographsphotograph. series.]series.) 160 WEISS,WEISS. MARTIN MARTIN R. R.The The Leen Leen Valley Valley at at work work 1785-1985.1785-1985. Barnsley: Wharncliffe Publng,Pubing, 1996. pp. [ix).[ix]. 126. pp. 16-62,16~2. RailsRails inin thethe Leen Valley_Valley. RClfRCI r England--Enat Encland-Eat Anglia Anclia 161 INGRAM,INGRAM, ANDREW ANDREW C. Branch C. Rranch lines linesaround around W insects, Wisbech. from from Peterborough, Peterborough, Sutton Sutton Bridge,Bridge. March, WallingtonWatlington and Upwell. Midhurst: Middleton,Middleton. 1997. pp.pp. [96].[96). 120 120 photos, photos. 33 maps, maps, 2828 O.S. O.S. plans, plans. facsims.facsirns. A pictorial history.history. 162 MANN, J. J. D. D. (comp). (comp). East East Anglian Anglian steam: steam: a a photographic photographic tribute. no. 6. Frmton-on-Sea: South AngliaAnglia Productions.Productions, 1997. pp. [48).[48]. RCIRClh h England-NorthEnclud--North West west regionrecJon 163 CRABB,CRABB. G. D. G. 'A D railway .• A railway suburb': suburb': growth growth and anddevelopment development in Gorton in Gorton and and Openshaw Openshaw during during the the mid-nineteenth mid-nineteenth century.century. Unpubl. M.PhI/. thesis,thesis, Univ_UM, ofofKeele, Keele, 1995. 164 [(ANDS,HANDS. PETER PETER (comp). (comp). British British Railways Railways steaming steaming in in thethe North-West. Solihull: Defiant,Defiant. 1997. pp. (ii).[ill, 94. Photographic album. 165 HITCHES,HITCHES. MIKE MIKE and and ROBERTS, ROBERTS. JIM. nM. Lancashire Lancashire railways. railways. Stroud: SuttonSulton Publng.Publng, 1996. pp. 126. [Sutton's(Sulton's photographicphotographic history of railwaysrailway. series.]series.) A photographicphotographic record. 166 OPPITZ,OPPITZ, LESLIE. LESLIE. Cheshire Cheshire railways railways remembered. remembered. Newbury: CountrysideCountrySide Books,Books. 1997. pp. 160.127160. 127 photos, photos, 33 maps,maps. plan. OutlawOutline histories histories of each fine.line. 167167t t PEARCE, KEN. Shed side on Merseyside. Stroud: Sutton PubIng, 1997. pp. 220. PE:~~~f:::!~:rM:;::::dl:~gn~!:1~7~!An account of motive power depots during the last 20 years of steam operation.

168 TAYLOR,TAYLOR. STUART STUART(comp). (comp). Journeys Journeys by excursionby excursion train train from from East East Lancashire. Lancashire. Stockport:Stoc/cport: Forime.Foxline.[Scenesfrom [Scenes from the past,past. no. 26.)26.] pt 2, SouthportSouthport via the West Lancashire line.line, Morecambe viavia Preston & & Lancaster.Lancaster. 1996. 1996. pp.pp. 128.245 photos, photos. 55 maps,maps. 22 plans,plans. facsims.facsirns. pi 3. PrestonPreston via KirkIwnKirkham andand the MartonMuton lineli,ne toto Blackpool8W:kponl (Central).(Central). 1997. 1997. pp. pp. 1211.225 128. 225 photos, photos, S 5 maps, maps. 88 plans.plans, facsims.facsims.

169 WELLS,WELLS. JEFFREY. JEFFREY. Miles Miles Platting Platting to to Diggle Dip (via (via Ashton). AshIon). Oldham: Challenger,Challenger. 1996. pp. 96. Many photos. photos.

675 ROIRCII England-Yorkshire EqIand-Yorklhire (see (see also also no. no. 12)12) 170 BINNS,BINNS, DONALD. OONALD. Rails Rails to the to theDales: Dales: Skipton-Embsay-Bolton Skipton-Embsay-Bolton Abbey-Ilkley, Abbey-I1kley; Embsay Embsay Junction-Orassington; Junction-{lrassington; the the Embsay Embsay Steam Steam Railway; tawnyquarry tramways, tramways, Massa Massa FlansF1atts and&Dd Haw Hank.Bank. S'IciptorkSkipton: Trackside PIIblns,Publns, 1996.1996. pp. 72.10972. 109 photos, photos., 44 figs, fip. snap, map, 1111 plans.plans. 171 PORTER,PORTER, DEREK DEREK and and CHAPMAN, CHAPMAN, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Railway Railway memories. memories, no. no. 10: 10: Doncaster. Doncaster. Todmorclen.Todmorden:- /decodeBel/code Books, Books, 1997. pp. 96.96.177 177 photos, 5 plans. RCIjRClj England-NorthEaclllnd-Nordt region recion 172 ALLISON,ALLlSON, RAY. RAY. The The Heritage Heritage Line.Line. Bishop Auckland: PentlandPentland Press, Press, 1997.1997. pp. 101.101.25 25 inns.illns. A guide to the Bishop Auck.land-Sa1tbumAuckland-Sanborn line. 173 BIDDLE,BIDDLE, GORDON. GORDON. Kendal's KendaI's mat men of of railways. railways. Cumbrian RlysMyr vol. 6 (1997-(1997-)) pp.pp. 27-9. KendalKendaI residents whowho playedplayed aa prominentprominent partpart inin railwayrailway promotion & managanent:management: CorneliusComelius Nicholson,Nicholson, JamesJames Cropper, Job Bintley,Motley, Myles Fenton,Fenton, John Noble, and George CarrCan Glyn. 174 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN. ALAN. Lines Lines to to the the Citadel. Citade!. BackTrack vol. 11(1997)11 (1997) pp.pp. 524-31. A history of railways to Carlisle. 175 MAITIAND,MAlTLAND, ALAN. ALAN. Durham Durham City Cityand andthe theRailway Railway Age: Age: the the History History of of Education Education ProjectProject. 2nd2nd edn.ain. Durham:Durham: HistoryHistory of of EducationEducation Project, 1997. pp. 38. 11 176 ROBINSON,ROBINSON, PETER. PETER. Special Special traffic traffic 1913.1913. Cumbrian Rlys vol.vo!. 6 (1997-(1997-)) pp. pp. 58.58. Excursion trains. 177 SMITH,SMITH, W. W.A C.A andC. and ANDERSON. ANDERSON, PAUL PAUL. An An illustrated illustrated history histol)'ofCarlisle'srailways. of Carlisle's railways. Clophill: InvellIrwel/Press, Press, 1997.1997. pp. iv,iv, 92.92.159 159 photos.photos, 2 maps, plan. RC2RO ScotlandSeotIand I) 178 ANDERSON,ANDERSON, DAVID. DAVID. Scottish Scottish steam steam in in the the 1950s 1950s and and '60s. Sparkford:Spar/cford: Oxford Publrig,Publng, 1997.1997. pp. 192. 179 JACKSON,JACKSON, DICK. DICK. Great Great North North and and Highland Hig/lIand rivalry. Great North ReviewReview vol.vo!. 34 (1997) pp. 448-9.448-9. Based on evidence presentedpresented to to a a Parliamentary Parliamentary conunitteecommittee inin 1884. 180 MORTIMER, GERALD. GERALD. The The social social and &Dd economiceconomic effects of railway rail way development development inin north-eastnorth-east Scotland. Great North ReviewRelllew vol. 34 (1997) pp. 439-45,439-45,470-5. 470-5. 181 PROPOSEDPROPOSED amalgamation, amalgamation, G.N.S.IL G.N.S.R. andand HR. Great North Review Review vol. 34 (1997) pp. 376-9.376-9. InIn 1906.1906. 182 ROBOTHAM,ROBOTHAM, ROBERT. ROBERT. On On West West Highland Hig/lIand lines. lines. Shepperton: lankm Allan, 1997.1997. pp. 80. Colour photographicphotographic record. 183 SIMMS, WILFRID F. F. The The railways railways of of Shetland. Shetland. Rustington: author, 1997.1997. pp. 56.3256. 32 photos, photos, map, map, 99 sketchsketch maps, 55 plans, 3 figs. 184 SMITH,SMITH, W. W.A. C.A andC. and ANDERSON, ANDERSON, PAUL PAUL. An illustratedAn illustrated history history of Tayside'sof Tayside's railways, railways, Dundee Dundee and and Perth. Perth. Clophill: InvellIrwell Press, Press, 1997. pp. [iv),[iv], 84.14084. 140 photos photos. 99 maps.maps. 185 STANSFIELD,STANSFIELD, GORDON. GORDON. Lanarkshire's Lanarkshire's lost lost railways. railways. Ochiltree: Stenlake.Stenlake, 1997. pp. 52.52.54 54 photos.photos. A photographic record. 186 WHAM,WHAM. ALASDAIR. ALASDAlR. The The lost lost railway railway lines lines of of Ayrshire: Ayrshire: Ayrshire Ayrshire railway railway walks. walks. Wigtown: G. C.C Book Publrs,Pahl's, 1997.1997. pp. 80.1680. 16 sketches sketches by Kay Stevenson, Stevenson, map. [Local(Local historyhistory series,series, no. 20.120.) RC3 WalesWales 187 BARNFIELD,BARNFIELD, PETER. PETER. Railway Railway adventures adventures in in Wales Wales 1960-1964.1960-1964. Bristol: P. & G. Barnfield,Bernfeld, 1996.1996. pp. 36. Explorations ofof the the railwaysrailways of of Wales, Wales, based based on the author's diaries. 188 BERRY,BERRY, ANDRE ANDRE. Q.;Q.; GALE, FIONA;FIONA; DANIELS,DANIELS, JOAN JOAN L; L.; and and ALLMARK, ALLMARK, BILL BILL (ed). (ed). Fenn's Fenn's and and Whixall WhixaI1 Mosses. Mosses. Mold: ClwydClwyd Archaeology Service, 1996. pp. xiv, 2011,151 col. pl., loose map. 76 photos (some col.), 33 figs, 4 tables. Ar~~~:~gy~r.:!tce~~!1~~;,!;!~~~I~Includes detailed account of construction of Oswestiy, Ellesmere :'=J=~& Whitchurch c:l;'(~~,~':.'::jMy (later, Cambrian) across across thisthis peatpeat bog,bog. and of2of 2 Ittt gauge lines used in cutting the peat. 189 CHARLES,CHARLES, GEOFF GEOFF and and HUGH. HUGH. The The golden golden age age of ofBrymbo Brymbo steam. steam. LlanrwsrLlanrwst: Gwasg Gwasg Carreg Gwalch.Gwa/Ch, 1997. pp. 112. Reminiscences of the authors' early lifelife andand of railways railways inin the the area.area. 190 DOUGHTYDOUGHTY Aludrey]. A[udrey). The TheCentral Central Wales Wales line: line: an anillustrated illustrated history histol)' of ofthe the Shrewsbury Shrewsbury to to Swansea Swansea railway. Sparkford:Spar/cford: Oxford Publng, 1997. pp. 192.244192.244 photos, photos, 3 3 maps, maps, 3030 plans, plans, 44 diagrns, diagms. 22 gradientgradient diagms,diagms, facsims.facsims. 191 JOHNSON.JOHNSON. PETER. PETER. The The heyday heyday of of the the Welsh Welsh narrow narrow gauge. gauge. Shepperton: lanIan AI/an,Allan, 1997. pp. 60.80. Col. photographic record of ofthe the Dinorwic, Dinorwic, Penrhyn,Parhyn, Fairboume,Fairbourne, Festiniog,Festiniog. ValeVale ofRheidol,of Rbeidol, Talyllyn, Talyllyn, Welshpool && Llanfair and Snowdon Mountain Rlys.R1ys. 192 RUTHF.RFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. A brief A brief survey survey of railwaysof railways and and locomotives locomotives in in south south Wales. Wales. [Railway(Railway reflections.]reflections.) BackTrack vol. 111I (1997) pp. 321-7, 321-7,385-91. 385-91. RC4 IrelandIreland 193 ASPINWALL,ASPINW ALL, CHRIS CHRlS J. Bangor 1. Bangor signal signal cabin, cabin, Notthern Northern Ireland, Ireland, revisited. revisited. Historical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. Jn1Jnl vol. 1616 (1996-9) pp. 13-16. 194 ATKINS,ATKlNS, PHILIP. PHlLlP. An An Inchicore threesome. threesome. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 11 (1997) pp. 396-9,396-9,517. 517. The work ofofRobert Robed Com, Coey, Richard Richard Maunsell Maunsell and and EdwardEdward Watson,Watson, successively inin chargecharge of ofthe the GS&WR GS&WR works, works, 1896-1921.1896-1921. 195 BAKER,BAKER, MICHAEL MICHAEL H. C. H. TheC. The railways railways of Irelandof Ireland past past and and present: present: . Wadenhoe: Past & Present Publng, 1997.1997. pp. 128.128. [Past & present series.]series.) Contemporary photographsphotographs alongsidealonpide identical scenes inin former years. IncludesIncludes HillHill ofofHowth Houth tramway.tramway. 196 CALLENDER,CALLENDER, DENIS. DENIS. The The West West Clare Clare Railway Railway inin 1950.1950. BackTrack vol.vo!. 11 (1997) pp. 658~0.658-60. 197 FERRIS,FERRlS, TOM TOM and and FLANAGAN, FLANAGAN, PATRICK PATRlCK. The The Cavan Cavan & Leitrim& Leitrim Railway: Railway: the the last last decade. decade. EarlEarl ShakerShilton: Midland Publng,PIIblng. 1997.1997. pp. 64. (Irish[Irish raihvayrailway pictorial series.]series. J A photographic record. 198 FLANDERS,FLANDERS, STEVE, STEVE., in associationin association with with BEGLEY, BEGLEY, JOE JOE and and DOUGHERTY, OOUGHERTY, HUGH. HUGH, Londonderry Londondcny & LoughLoup Swilly Railway. EarlEarl Shilton: Midland Publng, 1997. pp. 64. [fish(Irish railway railway pictonal series"series.) 199 HAMILTON,HAMILTON, MICHAEL MICHAEL. Down Down manory memory lane: lane: the the Sligo Icitrim Leitrim & &Northam Northern Counties Counties Railway.Railway. Manorhamihon,Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim: Drumlin Pubins,Publns, 1997. pp. 128.

676 200 IRISHIRISH RAILWAYRAILW AY RECORD RECORD SOCIETY, SOCIETY. LONDONLONDON AREAAREA The The railways railways ofof . Redhill,Redhill. 1997. pp. 52. Many photos,photos. 22 maps,maps. chronology (IrISh[Irish railwaysrailways inIn pictures,pictures. ms.00. 3.) 3] 201 JENKINS,JENKINS. PETERPETER R. R. (e4).(ed). ShareShare issuesissues of!heof the Great SouthernSouthern RailwayRailway ofof Ireland and itsits constituentconstituent companiescompanies 1925-1945. 1925-1945. Pulborough,Pulborough: Dragonwheel Books,Books. 1997. pp. 11. 202 JOHNSON, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. Johnson's Johnson's atlasatlas && gazetteergazetteer ofofthc the railways ofoflreland. Ireland. Leicester.-Leicester: MIdland Midland Pull/ng.Tithing, 1997.1997. pp. viii,viii. 159.36159. 36 col.col. maps. Pt. 1I (pp. 1I 36)36) Atlas: Atlas: 22 (pp.(pp. 37-67)37-67) Gazetteer: Oazetteer: 3J (68-159)(68-159) Route Route tables. tables. IncludesIncludes tramways and industrialindustrial railways.railwa}s. 203 PUE,Pt.:R, R. J. AA. Steam locomotives of the tiMerUlster Tran.

RCSRes IsleIsI,' oforWllht Wight 205 I1ENDRY,liEN IJR Y, ROBERT. RailsRails inin thethe Isle of WightWight: a a colourcolour celebration. celebration. Earl ShiltorrShilton: MidlandMIdland Publrig,Publng. 1997.1997. pp.pp. 96. A colour photographic record. 206 MAYCOCK, R. R. J. J. and and REED, REED, M. M. J. J. E. E.151e Isle of ofWightsteam Wight steam passenger passenger rolling stock.stock.. Oxford.Uxford:- Oakwood, 1997.1997. pp. 192.129192. 129 photos, photos, 1111 lt(l diagrns. [Series[Senes X, no. 59.) RC6 IsleIsle of or Mao Man 207 BOYD,BOYO, JAMES JAMES I.I. C.C. 5th5th pin cdn of of 00.1910. Ott. 1910. The The Isle Isle of of Man Man Railway, Railway, vol. vol. 3: 3: The The outline outline history history of of!he the IsleIsle of Man RailwayRailway includingincluding thethe Manx NorthernNorthern RailwayRailway and and the Foxdale Railway. Oxford: Oakwood,Uakwood, 1996. 1'1'.pp 320. 208 LLOYD-JONES,LLOYD-JONES, DAVID. DAVIIJ. Passenger Passenger luggage luggage in advance!:in advance!: the the Isle Isle of of Man Man Railway's Railway's two two 'Empress 'Empress vans' vans' F27 F27 and and FF 28. ManxMam Steam Steam 1.1 Railway NewsNews no. 117 (Spr. 1997) pp. 9-12.9-12. RC'7RC? Channela..uutellslands Islands 209 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, MICHAEL MICHAEL A. (comp). A (comp). The TheAlderney Alderney Railway, Railway, 1847 1847 to 1997: to 1997: one onc hundred hundred and and fifty fifty years years of of service: service: souvenir souvenir history.history. Alderney RailwayRaIlway Soc.,Soc .• 1997. pp. ii.ii, 30.3630. 36 dins illns (7 (7 col.). coL), 3 3 mapsmaps & plans.plans. History of the line used toto buildbuild & service the harbourharbour breakwater:breakwater; nownow a touristtourist attraction.

RC'8RCS EnglishEnllbh Channel 210 BOLD, JOHN JOHN and and GRANT, GRANT. SIMON. SIMON. Contingent Contingent boundaries. boundaries: the the Channel Channel Tunnel Tunnel Rail Rail Link Link considered considered as as an an architectural architectural ensemble. ensemble. TransTrans Ancient Monuments Soc.Soc. vol. 41 (1997) pp. 59-73. Methodology of a survey of structures buihbuilt forto.. or affected by the Tunnel and Link..Link. 211 CRAMPTON,CRAMPTON, THOMAS THOMAS R. On R. Onan automatican automatic hydraulic hydraulic system system forexcavating for·excavating the the Channel Channel Tunnel.Tunnel. InIn WINTERBONE, DESMONDDESMOND (ed), (ed), An engineering archivearchive (1997) (1997) pp.pp. 135-50.135-50. Repr. from Procs loomInsrn Mech.Mack EngrsEngrs 1882 pp. 440-50.440-50. 212 PIELOW, SIMON.SIMON. Eurostar.Eurostar. Shapperton:ShepperlOn: lanAlIan,loo Allan. 1997. pp. 160. 152152 photos (68 col.).coL). IlistoryIIistory and and description description ofof the the EurostarEurostar service, itsits stations.stations, depots depots and and trains. trains. !\ppx Appx I I(pp. (pp. 131--43), 131-43), Chronology.Chronology. TheThe listlist ofof acknowledgements indicates thatthat thethe 'author''author' wrote nonenone of the text. 213 SKINNER, M.M. W.W. G. G. The 111e London London and and ParisParis Railway. BackTrack vol. 1111 (1997) pp.pp. 381-4. 381-4,576-7. 576-7. A scheme proposed proposed by by Williarn William CollardCollard in 1928 (Ott.2018). 214 UNION RAILWAYS.RAIlWAYS. Channel Channel TunnelTunnel Rail Link: projectproject brief London.London, June 1997. pp. 20, incl. covers. 31 col. illns.inns, 5 col. maps & figs.

RCIRCIO 0 BritishBritish rail rail transport transport compared compared with with that that of of other other countries cOUDtries 215 POWELL,POWELL, F. ROXANNE.E. ROXANNF.. APT APT and and TGV: TGV: Two Two conceptions conceptions of of modern modern railway railway engineering engineering 1965-1985. InIn DIVALL,nIVALL, COLIN COLIN (comp), (comp), Perspectives on on railway railway historyhistory (1997)(199'7) pp.pp. 35-59.35-59. A comparison of British British and and French French responses responses to the demand for for veryvery high speed rail rail transport.transport. //!! RE09+R0394

RC12RCl2 BritishBritish contribution to overseas railwaysrailway. 216 BROOKE,BRooKE. DAVID.DAVID. William William Mackenzie Mackenzie and and railways railways in in France. France. Construction History vol. 1313 (1997) pp.pp. I17-28. 7-28. 217 BROOKE,BROOKE. DAVID. DAVID. The The fall fall of Barentinof Barentin viaduct, viaduct, 10 10 January January 1846.1846. Jnl RlyRly& & CanalCanal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. 363-6. On the Rouen && Havre railway, built by by Mackenzie Mack.enzie && Brassey.Brassey. 218 COTTERELL,COTTERELL, PAUL. PAUL. Industrial Industrial railways railways of Palestine of Palestine and and Israel, Israel, pt. pt. 6: 6: The The ports ports ofof Jaffa Jaffa and Tel Aviv. IndustrialIndustrial Rly Rly Record Record no.00. 148148 (Mar. 1997)1997) pp.pp. 299-304, no.00. 151151 (Dec.(Dec. 1997) pp. 446-7.446 7. 60cm gauge lines built during thethe periodperiod ofof thethe BritishBritish mandate.mandate. 219 DENDEN OTTER, OTTER, A. A.A TechnologicalA Technological nationalism nationalism or or railway railway imperialism?: imperialism?: a areappraisal. reappraisal. InIn DIVALL.DIVALL, COLIN COLIN (comp), (comp), Perspectives Perspectives on railwayrailway history (1997) pp. 60-82.60-82. The politics behindbehind !hethe construction of the Grand Trunk Railway ofof Canada. Canada. ~ 220 DENIJEN OTTER, OTTER, A. A.A TheA The philosophy philosophy of railways:of railways: the the transcontinental transcontinental railway railway idea idea inin BritishBritish NorthNorth America.America. Univ. ofof Toronto Toronto Press,Press, 1997. pp. xiii.xiii, 292,292. 19) (9) pl.pI. 33 maps.maps. 221 ENGLISH, PETERPETER J.J. Braithwaite & Kirk,Kirk, Crown Crown Works, Works, WestWest Bromwich. Blackcountryman vol. 30, no. 4 (Aut.(Aut. 1997) pp. 28-35,28-35, vol. 31.31, no. 1I (Wntr 1997-8)1997-8) pp. pp. 71-5,71-5. no. no. 22 (Spr.(Spr. 1998)1998) pp. 61-5.61-5. Railway bridge contractors supplying principally to India. ,1 222 tt JAEKEL,JAEKEL. FRANCIS. FRANCIS. The history of the Nigerian Railway.Railway.lbadan: Madan.- SpectrumSpecrrum Books. [1997?).[1997?). 33 vols.vols. vol. 1,I. Opening the nation to sea, airair andand roadroad transportation. transportation. pp. pp. (1). Pt vol. 2.2, Network and infrastructure.• pp. [7).(1). vol. 3, Organisation, structurestructure andand relatedrelated matters. pp. (7).I?J. 223 PIRIE.PIRIE, G. H. Brutish bombelas:bombe]. trains trains for for inagrant imigrant gold gold miners in South Africa.Africa. c.1900-25. c.1950-25..Inl Jnl TransportTransport History 3rd set ser.-. vol. 1818 (1997) pp. 31-44.

224 ROBBINS,ROBBINS. MICHAEL. MICHAEL. London London Llnderground Underground and and Moscow Moscow Metro. Jnl TransportTransport History/Iisrory 3rd ser.scr. vol.vol. 18 (1997)(1997) pp. 45-53.45-53. Examines !hethe extent to which the design and operatingoperating practicespractices of of thethe first first sectionsection of ofthe the MoscowMoscow Metro drew upon London Underground experience.experience. 225 TREVITHICK,i~~THICK. RICHARD RICHARD F. LocomotiveF. Locomotive building building in in Japan. Japan. InIn WINTERBONE,WINTERBONE. DESMOND DESMOND (ad), (cd). An An engineering engineering archive archive (1997) pp. 249-69. Richard Francis Trevithick (1845-1913) (1845-1913) was was loco. loco. & & carriage carriage superintendent superintendent ofoflmperial Imperial GovtGovt Rlys Rlys of of Japan Japan at Kobe. Repr. fromfromProcs Procs InstilInstn Mech. Engrs 1895 pp. 298-307.

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ROtRID Lightupt railways nllways and ...d light Debt milnil transit t ...... t SystelllSsystems 226 SCOTI-SIORGAN,SCUIT-MORGAN, JOHN. JOHN. The The Light Light Railway Railway Era Era 1896-1996.1896-1996. Panty',Penryn: AtlanticAtlantIc Transport,Tran.'port, 1997. pp. 190. Combined odeedn of The Colonel Stephens railways railways (1978) (1978) andand BritishBritish independent light light railways railways (1980).(1980), with additional col. photos.photos.

RD2 NarrowNarrow gauge IDle railways nlIways 227 SMITHERS,SMITHERS, MARK. MARK. Manning Manning Wardle's Wardle's little little wonders. wonders. Railway BylinesBylmes annual no. 1I (1997)(1997) pp. 67-77.67-77. Narrow gaugegauge steam locomotiveslocomotives built built byby Manning Wardle & Co.

RD)RD3 Industrial, industrial, mineral, nWtenll, sp.-limitary& alrtcuIturaI, dock, dock, harbour, hanour, and .... public public utRisies' udlIties' systems systems 228 BAKER_BAKER. ALLAN ALLAN C. IndustrialC. lndustrial10c0m0tives locomotives of of North North Staffordshire. Staffordshire. Oakham:Oakham: IndustrialIndliStnal RailwayRaIlway Soc..Soc .. 1997. pp. 473. 73 pI.pl. Brief details details ofof each each industrialindustrial railway railway system system & & tabulated tabulated details details of of its its locos. locos. With With sections sections on on contractors' contractors' locos, locos, preservation preservation locations.. locations. lineslines not worked byby locos,locos, andand private wagon owners.owncrs. 229 BAKER,BAKER. ALLAN AJJ.AJI: C. SomeC. Some Fox Fox Walker Walker notes notes & & queries. queries. industrialIndustnalLocomotlve Locomotive vol. 88 (1996-)(1996-) pp-pp. 92-104. 230 BILLINGTON,BILLlNGTON, M. M. H. H. 2nd 2nd ode edn of of 011.9019, 00.9019. rev. by David H. Smith. TheThe Cliffe Cliffe HillHill mineral railway. East Harlmg:Harting: Plateway,Plateway. 1997. pp. s,x. 77.77.47 47 photos.photos. 5 figs,figs. map, 4 plans. I, 23123 I BOOTH,BOOTH. ADRIAN.ADRIAN. The 'Ine Waterside Waterside railways:railways: the N.C.B. in Ayrshire.Ayrsbire. RailwayRazlway BylinesBylme., annual no. 1I (1997)(1997) pp. 34-52. 232 F1OWDITCH,ROW DITCH, SIMON. SIMON. Pontypool: Pontypool: a a chronology. chronology. IndustrialIndustrial LocomotiveLocomotrve vol. 8 (1996- ) pp. 188-93. A Sharp Stewart 0-6-OST0-6-0ST builtbuilt in 1863.1865. 233 tt BUTTERELL.BUTTERELL. ROBIN. ROBIN. The The Shillingstone Shillingstone LightLight Railway.Railway. Chester:Che.,ter: author.author, 1995. pp.pp. 1?).(?). (' The 10%10'/, in. gauge estateestate railway railway ofof SirSir ThomasThomas SaltSalt inin Dorset, 1954-65.1954-65. I 234 CIVIL,CIVIL. T. T.D. D.ALLEN. ALLEN. babel: 1sabel: Stafford's Stafford's own own 1897-1997.1897-1997. Stafford: StaffordshireStaffordshire Narrow GaugeGauge Railway Soc.,Soc .. 1997. pp. 45. 30 photosphotos (16 col.),coL), 7 figs,figs, f&minis...... ims. History andand restorationrestoration ofof a a BagnallBagnall 0-4-0ST0-4-0ST loco loco preserved preserved byby thethe society. 235 CLAYTON,CLAYTON, D. D. Whence Whence HarrietHarrier andandPeris7 Penis? IndustrialIndustrial RtyRIy Record no. 149149 (June 1997) pp. 338-44.338-44. Two vertical-boileredvertical-boilered locomotiveslocomotives of the Dinorwic slate slate quarries.quarries. 236 t DINGWALL,D1NGW ALL. ROD. ROD. Narrow Narrow gauge gauge tracks tracks in in the the sand, sand: thethe Leighton BuzzardBuaard Light Railway. Oxford: Oakwood,Oalcwood, 1199711.(19977). pp.pp. 160. (Sems[Series PS, no. 8.] 237 ELMS,ELMS, PETER. PETER. Reminiscences Reminiscences of ofan an industrial industrial loco loco boy: boy: life life at at Samuel Samuel Williams, WilIiams. Dagenham Dagenham DockDock inin thethe 1950s.I 950s. IndustrialIndustrral LocomotiveLocomotive vol. It8(1996 (1996 )pp.) pp. 177-82.177-82. 238 GENT,GENT, BRIAN. BRIAN. Motor Motor Rail Rail 8/12 8/12 h.p. h.p. locomotives. locomotives. IndustrialIndustrial !Hy Rly RecordRecord no. 151 (Dec.(Dec. 1997) pp.pp. 432-6.432-6. 23232ft 2ft and 60cm gauge locomotiveslocomotives built built 1936-49.1936-49. 239 NANKIN,HANKIN, GEOFF. GEOFF. Narrow Narrow gauge gauge locos locos and and wagons wagons at at I.C.I., I.C.I., Areleer. Ardeer. Narrow Gauge no. 157 (Smr(Sine 1997) pp.pp. 26-8,26-8, 32. 240 HATCHER,HATCHER. W.W. J.J. IndustrialIndustrial electrics.electrics. Railway BylinesByhnes annual no. I1 (1997) pp. 56-9. Electric industrial locomotives. 241 HOWARD,HOWARD, BRIAN BRIAN D. D. The The llemelite' 'Uemelite' branch. branch. BackTrack vol. 11II (1997) pp. 72-3.72-3. The Hemelite clinker black block works worlcs at at Hemel Hemel Hempstead Hempstead and and theirtheir use use of a a Class 17 So-SoBo-Bo diesel. 242 HURD,1lURD, ALEX. ALEX. The The Cleethorpm Cleethorpes Coast Coast LightLight Railway.Railway. Narrow Gauge Gauge no. 157 (Smr(Sine 1997)1997) pp.pp. 11-14.11-14. 243 JACKSON,JACKSON, DICK. DICK. Harbour Harbour rails rails at at Aberdeen. Aberdeen. Great North ReviewReview vol.vo!. 34 (1997)(1997)pp. pp. 406-9.406-9. 244 JONES,JONES, GWYNFOR GWYNFOR PIERCE PIERCE and and JONES. JONES. BRYNLEY. BRYNLEY. A A plateway plateway in in aa NantlleNantllc slatesllte quarry. IndustrialIndustrial GwyneddGwynedd vol. 1(1996)I (1996) pp.pp. 3030- 3. 3ft311 6in. 6in. gauge gauge plateway plateway in in Cloddfa'r Clodetfa'r LOn Liki quarry. 245 LITTLE,LITTLE, TAW LAWSON. SON. The The Eaguleys. Baguleys. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 154 (Wntr(Wntr 1996-7)1996·7)pp. pp. 3-9.3-9. 246 LODGE,LODGE, TREVOR.. TREVOR. A A glorified glorified dealer? dealer? IndustrialIndustrial RlyRly RecordRecord no. 149 (June 1997)1997) pp.pp. 309-15,309-15, no. 151 (Dec. 1997) p. 448. 0-4-0STO-4-OST locomotiveslocomotives builtbuilt by by. Homy Henry Hughes Hughes of of Loughborough Loughborough that that passed passed throughthrough thethe hands ofIsaacof Isaac Watt I3oulton.Bou1ton. 247 MILLER,MILLER. BOB. BOB. The The Haslingden Haslingden Grans Grane tramway. tramway. IndustrialIndustrial LocomotiveLocomotive vol.vo!. 8 (1996-(1996-)) pp.pp. 125-33,12S-33, 153-8. 3 ft gauge quarryquarry railwayrailway at Grane,Crane, Lancashire. 248 MOODY,MOODY, BERT. BERT. The The Eling Eling Tramway. Tramway. SouthSourh Western Circular Circular vol. 10 (199S-7)(1995-7) pp. 291-4.291-4. AtAtTotton. Tonon. 249 MOUNTFORD, COLIN COLIN E. E. 'Mines 'Mines de de LambtonLambton 1891'. IndustrialIndustrial Rip RIy RecordRecord no. 151 (Dec.(Dec. 1997) pp.pp. 410-20.410-20. Set ofphotogJaphsof photographs of the collieries served byby thethe l.ambtonLambton RlyRly in 1891.

250 MUCKLE,MUCKLE, PETER PETER. The ThePenscoins Penscoins cburohouse drumhousc and and associated associated buildings, Y Felinhefi.Felinbcli. IndustrialIndustrial Gwynedd Gwynedd vol. 1 (1996) pp. 4-21.4-21. t. A survey of the headhad of of Port Port DinorwicDinorwic incline incline (terminus (terminus of of Parham P.dun Rly) prior to to itsits destructiondeslruction by roadworks. 251 NEALE,NEALE, ANDREW. ANDREW. Broad Broad gauge gauge at at Holyhead. Holyhcad. IndustrialIndustria/Gwyneddvol. Gwynedd vol. 2 (1997)(1997)pp. pp. 18-2S.18-25. BreakwaterBrcakwata- construction andand maintenance. 252 DAMEN,OAKDEN, STEVEN. STEVEN. The The enigmatic enignWic railways railways of (01irnbyHimby Woods.Woo& Cumbrian RlysRip vol. 66 (1997- (1997-)) pp.pp. 38-41.38-41. 253 ROBERTS,ROBERTS, DAFYDD. DAFYDD. Ruston Ruston HomsbyHamby 175414.17S414. Industrial GwyneddGwynedd vol. 1I (1996) pp. 26-9.26-9. Locomotive fonnerlyformerly at Cilgwyn andand MadMod Tryfan Tryflm quarries, quarries, now now preserved preserved at thethe Welsh SlateSlate Museum.Museum 254 ROUNTHWAITE,ROUNTHWAJTE, T. E TheT. E. ironstone The ironstone mines mincs and and railways railways of ofClevclandCleveland and and Rosedale. RosedaIc. [n.p.J:[mg.): Nt.pubL{n.pubL}, J. 1997. pp. 60. 37 photos, 7 maps & plans.plans. (Industrial[Industrial archaeology archaeology of o[Ctev.Umd Cleveland series.)series.] Reprint of the following articles from&om 1hcRailwaythe Raihvay Observer: 'Ironstone'Iromtooe railwaysrailways ofof Cleveland'Cleveland' (1960);(1960); 'Cleveland'C1cvcland ironstone ironstone systems' (1961-2); 'The RosedaleR.OIIedalc bnmcb'branch' (19S7).(195'7), 25525S SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, CUFF. CUFF. Last Last outpost outpost oldie of1hc Ruston Ruston 48DS 48DS class. class. IndustrialIndustrial Rly RIy Record no. 149 (June 1997)1997) pp.pp. 323-33. 323-33. Blacken.Blackett., HuttonHU1ton '"& Co. foundry,fOUlllky, Guisborough. 256 SllEPHERD,SHEPHERD, CUFF. CUFF. Stearn Steam locomotives locomotives of of Walker Walker Brothers' Brothers' PagePagefield field works works 1872-88. 1872-88. IndustrialIndustrial Rly Rly Record no. 150 (Sep.(Sm. 1997)1997) pp.pp. 353-75.3S3-7S. Locomotive builder ofWipn.of Wigan. 2572S7 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, COLIN. COLIN. British British Steel's Stcel's SheltonSbcItonworks.lndu.rtrialRlyRecordno. wales. Industrial Rly Record no. 151 (Dec.(Dec. 1997) pp.pp. 422-30. 422-30. 258 STEWART,STEWART, RICK. RICK. Standard Standard Steel StceI of Croydon.of Croydon. locomotive locomotive builder builder and and dealer. dealer. NarrowNan-ow GaugeGOIIge no. 1155SS (1997)(1997) pp. 2-232-23

678 259 SYDDALL,SYDDALL. BRIAN. BRIA.". Whitehaven Whitehaven memories. memories. RackTrack vol. 11 (1997) pp. 510-13. IndustrialIndustrial lineslines duringduring thethe 1970s.1970•. 260 WADE,WADE. E A. E. TheA. The Plynlimon Plynlimon & Hafan& Hwan Tramway. Tramway. New :'IIewedn ode of of Ott.9689. 00.9689. Truro:Trnro: TwelveheadsTwelveheads Press, 1997.1997. pp. 72.72.38 38 ilhts.illns. 111)5RDS Unusuall:nusual formefonns of railway railway andancIloeomodoll locomotion 261 WINKWORTH,WINK WORTH, D. W. D. TheW. 'Ibe Bennie Bcnnie railplane railplane and and the the Southern Southern Railway.Railway, Railway Bylines annual no.no. 1 (1997) pp. 28-31.28-31. Correspondence betweenbetween George George Bennie Bennie and and the the Southern Southern Rly Rly 1926-38. 1926-38.

10D6RD6 Miniature railwaysrailways 262 CLOWES,CLOWES. PETER. PETER. Under Under the the big big dipper. dipper. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 157 (Smr(Smr 1997)1997)pp. pp. 3-6.3-6. 21 in. gaugegauge railway atat BlackpoolBlackpool Pleasure Pleasure Beach.Heach. 1934.1934, 263 HOLROYDE,HOLROYDE, DAVE. DAVE. Trevor Trevor Guest Guest and and the the Dudley I>udJey Zoo Zoo railway.railway. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 158 (Aut. 1997) pp. 3-13.3-13. Guest was one ofof thethe two two partnerspartners who who buih built the railwayrailway in 1937. 264 McGOWMcGOW AN, A."I. ()RADON GRADON W. W.'Ratty': 'Ratty': a history a history of ofthethe Ravenglam Ravenglass & & Eskdale Eskdale Rly.Rly. 2nd2nd edn of of 00.718007181. I. EastEast Harting:Harling: PlatewayPlateway press,fress, 1997. pp. vi.vi, SO.50.46 46 photos, photos, station layout diamnsdiagJll.' 1922 & 1947.1947. faikims,fa~'Sims, stock list, gradient profile. A re-issuere-i ...ue with correctionscorredions and new illustrations.

RE RAILWAYRAILWAY ENGINEERING I!:NGINI!:I!:RING 265 BONNETT,BONNETT. CLIFFORD CLlI'I'ORD E. 1'. Practical Practical railway railway engineering. engineering. London.-London: Imperial CollegeCollege Press,Press, 1996.1996. pp. ""ii.xxii, 207.62207. 62 photos, photos, 6 figs. 266 INSTITUTIONINSTITlrrION OF MECHANICALOF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS. Design, Design, reliability, reliability, and andmaintenance maintenance for for railways: railways: selected selected papers papers from RaltechRaihech 96.96. London,London. 1996. pp. [vi], 124.6124. 6 photos, photos, 9 figs. " II11 papers, papers. includingincluding a a paperpaper on low-floor trams.trams. 267 INSTITUTIONINSTITlJfION OF MECHANICALOF MECHANICAl, ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS. Railway Railway engineering, engineering, systems systems and and safety safety: selected selected papers papers fromfrom RailtechRaihech 96. London,London. 1996. pp. [vi1,[vi], 138.138. Many figs.fig.•. 14 papers. 268 WINTERBONE.WINTERBONE, DESMOND DESMOND (cd). (cd). An engineering An engineering archive: archive: a selection a selection of papersof papers from from the the Proceedings Proceeding.. ofof the the Institution ofof Mechanical Mechanical Engineers. Archive assistance from from Keith Moore. Bury SiSt Edmunds: Mechanical Engineering Publns, 1997. pp. xvi.sot 630. Facsim repr. of26of 26 key papers, 18471847- -1947; 1947; relevant papers are are entered entered individually individually inin thisthis bibliography.bibliography.

RE]RE) BiographiesBIoCraphles °Ira/May of railway civil civU and and eivilinseannical clvWmecluulkal engineers mctneen (see(see also no.no. 216)216) 269 BROOKS,BROOKS. EDWARD.EDW ARD. Sir Sir Samuel Samuel MortonMorton Peto Peto, Bt.. Bt .•eminent eminent Victorian,Victorian, railway railway entrepreneur, entrepreneur, country squire, M.P. [Cover title:title, Sir Samuel Morton Peto, Bt., Bt, 1809-1889: VictorianVictorian entrepreneur entrepreneur of East Anglia.]Anglia.] [Bury St Edmunds]: Bury Clerical Soc.,Soc., 1996.1996. pp. vi, 345. 70 dins.illns. . Appendix (pp. 312-5) lists lists railway railway construction construction contracts contracts undertakenundertaken by PetoPeto worldwide. 270 CICIIAPMAN,1. [APMAN, J. VINCENT.VINCENT. Joseph Joseph Locke:Locke: Barnsley'sBarnsley's brilliant railway railway engineer. engineer. ForwardForward no. 112112 (Smr 1997) pp. 26-7. 271 FREESTON,FREESTON, GEORGE GEORGE and and BUNKER, BUNKER, JON. JON. The The Great Great Blisworth Blisworth contractor: contractor: Richard Richard Dunkley DunkJey and and his his buildingbuilding projects. projects. Northamptonshire Past & Present vol. 3 (1996-7) pp.pp. 259-64. IncludingIncluding Durdcley'sDunkley's work.work forfor thethe L&NWR.L&NWR. 272 JODY,JOBY. RICHARD. RICHARD. Samuel Samuel Morton Morton Peto. Peto. GreatGreatEasternJnl Eastern Jnl JulyJuly 19971997 pp. I11-14. I -14. 273 RENNISON,RENNISON, It W. R. W.Thomas '!bomas Sopwith Sopwith (1803-1879), (1803-1879), civil civil and and mining mining engineer: engineer: a a brief briefbiogl'aphy. biography. ArchaeologicArchaeologia Aehana Aeliana 5th ter.ser.,, vol. 25 (1997)pp.(1997) pp. 115-23. Mentions his involvement in railway surveys.surveys. 274 RUSSELL,RUSSELL, J. SCOTT. 1. SCOTT. Notice Notice of the of thelife lifeand and character character of ofthe the late late George George Stephenson. Stephenson. InIn WINTERBONE, DESMOND (ed), An engineering archivearchive (1997) (1997) pp.pp. 13-25.13-25. Rem.Repr. fromfromProcs Procs IonicInstnMech Alech Engrs 18481848 pp. 33.13. 13. RE2 Civiavu engineering:enctneerbtc: construction andand maintenance;maiDtenance; problemsproblems ofoftelTaln terrain (gradients, (cl'llllleats, cuttings, cuttIap, trumiels, tuJmels, emlllmkments)embankments) 275 SOWAN,SOWAN, PAULPAUL W. W. Brighton's Brighton's place place in in the the development development of the 'tunnelling-and-shoot-hole~unnelling-and-shoot-hole' system for for makingmaking railwayrailway cuttings. SussesSussex IndustrialInduslrlal HistoryH,story no. 27 (1997) pp. 18-21. RE4 ElectricElectric railway engineeringenctn.... rint: 276 DUFFY. M.M. C.C. PowerPower supply to D.C. electric railways, 1890-1920. Trans.Tram. NewcomersNewcomen Soc. vol. 68 (1996-(1996-7)pp.7) pp. 191191-216. 216. 277 VICKERS,VICKERS. R.R. L.L. TheThe electriceleL1ric trains of Merseyside, 1890-1935.1090-1935. BookTrackBackTrack vol. II1 I (1997)(1997) pp. 179-84,340,404-5,517.179-84,340,404-5,517.

RE5RES Architecture and and design:desl,": bridges,bridces, viaducts,vladads, stations, tunnel entrances (see(see alsoalso no.no. 654)654) (See(See class RL for buildings and structures ofof individualindividual railway companies) 278 BIDDLE,BIDDLE, GORDON. GORDON. Goods Goods sheds sheds and and warehouses. warehouses. Jo)Jnl Rly & Canal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp. 293-9. 279 BURMAN,BURMAN, PETER PETER and and STRATTON, STRATTON, MICHAEL MICHAEL (ed). (ed). Conserving Conserving the the railway railway heritage. heritage. London:London: E. & FF. N.N. Sport,Spon, 1997.1997. pp. X,x, 232.232.97 97 photos, 14 figs.figs Collection ofof 17 17 essays essays on aspectsaspects of of development development of ofthe the British British railway railway buih built enviromnentenvironment andand ofof itsits conservation.conservation. pp. pp. 34-57, 34-57, bibliographical overview. 280 EDWARDS,EDW ARDS, BRIAN. BRlAN. The lbe modem modem station: station: new new approaches approaches to to railway railway architecture. architecture. London:London: E. & F.F N.N. Sport,Spon, 1997. pp. xii, 186, [8] col. pl.pI. Many photosphotos & drwgs.drwgs. 'An• An attempt attempt toto setset out the principles of good railwayrailway architecture, drawingdrawing uponupon examplesexamples recently recently built.' built' The BritishBritish examples examples areare Waterloo International, Victoria, the Channel Tunnel terminal at Folkestone, WoolwichWoolwich Arsenal, Hammersmith.Hammersmith CrossRail,CrossRail, DodelandsDockIands Light Rly,Rly, and and SheffieldSheffield Supertram.Supertram. 281 HORNE, D. K.K.lrongirders.BackTrackvol. Iron girders. BackTrack vol. 11 (1997)(1997)pp. pp. 185-8,308-12,441-4, vol. vol. 12 12 (1998) (1998)p. p. 172.172. The development ofof iron railway bridges.bridges.

282 NEWBY,NEWBY, F. The F. The innovative innovative uses uses of concreteof coocrete by by engineers engineers and and architects. architects. Proc.Proc. Poem Insm CiV11Civil EngryEngrs: Structures Strnctures & Buildings,BUIldings, 1997.1997. pp. 497-497- 8. IncludesIncludes West Highland Rly viaductsviaducts and Ashington Colliery footbridge. 283 PARISSIEN,PARISSIEN, STEVEN. STEVEN. Station Station to to station. station. London: Phaidon,Phaidon 1997.1997. pp. 240. Many dins.illns. An internationalinternational architectural history. 284 ROBINS.ROBINS, NICK. NICK. The The evolution evolution of of the the British British ferry.ferry. Kilgetty: FerryFerry Pubins,Publm, 1995. pp. 104.65 photos.photos.

679 2R5285 WARNER,WARl\ER. TIM. Country Country house house stations.stations. BackTrack vol. 11I I (1997) pp. 298--302.298-302. The influence ofof neighbouring neighbouring stately stately homeshomes on railway stationstation architecture.

REARF..6 MechanicalMechanlc:al engineering encmeerinll: (locomotives, (locomotive., carriages carriales and and wagons _lOllS generally)I .. neraly) 2116286 RAILWAYRAILWAY DIVISION, DIVlSIO:>l, INSTITUTION INSTITUTION OF OFMECHANICAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS. Train Train maintenance maintenancc tomorrow...and tomorrow... and beyond: beyond: thethe third international conferenceconference organisedorganised byby thethe RailwayRailway Division of the the InstitutionInstitution ofof Mechanical Mechanical Engineers.Engineers. BuryBury Si St Edmunds, 1997.1997. pp.pp. ivi(vi], 1, 229. Many figs.fi~. 24 paperspapers onon aspectsaspects of rolfmgs rollin~ stockstock design, design, maintenance and overhaul.

RES Steam locomotives (See classclass RClc RCIc for LondonLondon IUnderground Inderground locomotives.baninotives, clamclass RCARC4 for IrishIrish locomotives,locomotives. class Rn3RD3 fortor industrialindustrial locomotives,locomotives, classclass RDARD6 for miniature locomotives,locomotives. andand classclass RL for tor locomotives locomotives of individual railway companies) 288 ALLSOPP,ALLSOPP. S.S. G. LocomotiveLocomotive sheds. sheds. BackTrack vol. III I (1997)(1997) pp. pp. 640-6407, 7, vol. 1212 (1998) pp. 40~.40-6. 289 BAGNALLBAONALL: a narrow a narrow gauge gauge legacy: legacy: a celebration a celebration of preservedofprescrved Begun Bagnall steam steam locos locos and and an an investigationinvestigation into thethe locoslocos builthuilt toto governmentgovernment order in the First World War. SpecialSpecial issueissue of Narrow GaugeGauge (no.(no. 156),156), 1997.1997. pp. pp. 56.56. 51158 photosphotos (3(3 col.),col.), 3 figs.fi~. 290 BARNES, ROBIN.ROBIN. Strangers Strangers on on the the shore:shore: the foreign steam locomotivelocomotive inin BritainBritain && IrelandIreland. BackTrackBackTrock vol. 11II (1997)(1997) pp. 482- 8.532-8 532-- 8,8,613-9. 613-9. A comprehensive survey of h,,:ornotiveslocomotives imported to the British Isles.Isles. 291 BLAKEMORE,B1.AKEMORE, MICHAEL MICHAEL and and MOSLE:Y, MOSLEY. DAVID. OAVlO. Great Great British British locomotives: locomotives: National National Railway Railwav Museum Museum locomotives locomotives inin action.action. Shepperion.Shepperton.·lanAlIan,- fan Allen, 1997. pp. 80. . Colour photographic trecord. sod 292 CROSSE, JOHN. B.R.B.R. Standard Standard tanks tanks onon thethe Southern Region. BackTrack vol. 11 (1997) pp. 292·-7.292-7. An allocation history. 293 DERRY,DERRY. RICHARD.RICHARD. TheThe bookbook of the B.R. standards.standard•. Clophill..r./ophill: fp-wellIrwell Press,Press. 1997. pp. vi, 90.90 104104 inns, illns. tables.tablcs.(British [British RailwaysRailways IllustratedIllustrated special.] 294 DRUMMOND,DRUMMOND, DI. TechnologyDI. Technology and andthe thelabour labour process: pro<:ess: a preliminarya preliminary comparison comparison of of British British railway railway companies' companies' approaches approaches to locomotivelocomotive constructionconstruL'lion before 1914. InIn DIVALL,DIV ALL, COLIN COLIN (comp), (cornp), Perspectives Perspectives on railway history (1997) pp. 22-34. A study of the differing rates rates atat whichwhich thethe railwayrailway company company locomotive locomotive workshops workshops adopted adopted new new manufacturing manufacturing processes. processes. 295 EARNSHAW, ALAN.ALAN. Down Down in in the the dumps: dumps: aa preludeprelude to thethe. scrappingcrapping of of British Rritish steam. steam. BackTrack vol. 111 I (1997) pp. 45-8,163,166,45-8, 163, 166, 285.341.285,341. Storage ofof withdrawn locomotives. 296 HILLS,IIILLS, RICHARD RICHARD L. BeyerL. Beyer Peacock Peacock locomotive locomotive order order list. London:London: BritishBritish Overseas Overseas Railways HistOricalIf istancal Trust, 1997.1997. pp.pp. 36. 37 photos.. Revised editionedition of article in Trans.Trans. Newcomen Soc. vol. 40 (1967-8).(1967-8). 297 JACKSON,JACKSON, DAVID. DAVID. Caledonian Caledonian connections. connections. Forward no. 113 (Aut.(Aid 1997) 1997) pp. pp. 8-8 10.10. Robinson ROD 2-8-Os2-8"()s on the Caledonian Rly. 298 POS'IlETHWATTE,POSTLETIIW AJTE, ALAN ALAN (ed). (ed). The The last last days days of of the the steam steam railway. Stroud.Stroud:- SuttonSulton Publng, 1997.1997. pp. x,X, 126.126. A photographic album. 299 RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. The The 'Prairie': 'Prairie': a asurvey survey of of the the 2-6.22-6·2 type.type. BackTrack vol. 11 (1997) pp. 622-8,622-8, 677-84, vol.vol. 1212 (1998) p.p. 117. British-built 2-6-2 2-6-2 tender tender locos locos netset in the international contest.context. 300 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL MICHAEL. The The Bury Bury influence. influence. [Railway reflections.]reflections.] BackTrack vol. 11I I (1997) pp. 205-12,205-12.340, 340, 460,460, 576,576, 689, vol. 12 (1998)(1998)pp. pp. Il6-17.116-12 301 SEMMENS, PETER.PETER. Boilers and their limitations. RlyRlyMag. Mag. vol. 14314300. no. 1151IIS1 (Mar.(Mar. 1997)1997) pp. 38-40.38 40. 302 TUFNELL, R.R. M.M. TheThe 0-6-00-6"() locomotive.locomotive. BackTrack vol. 11I1 (1997) pp. 279-80,279-80, 328-31, 652-7,6S2-7, vol.vol. 1212 (1998)(1998)p. p. 117.117. 303 WELLS, JEFFREY. TheThe quest quest for alternative fuels. BackTrack vol. 11 (1997)(1997) pp.pp. 6-12, 6-12, 66-71,66-71. 148-5S.148-55.

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(See notes to class RES) • 304 DARVILL,OAR V1LL, R. D.R. TheD. The Bowesfleld SowesfieId Works, Works, Stockton-on-Tees. Stockton-on-Tees. IndustrialIndustrial RIY Rly Record no.00. 148 (Mar. 1997) pp. 265-76.265-76. The works of Metropolitan-Vickers-Beyer Metropolitan-Vickers-Seycr Peacock Peacock LtdIJd and and itsit. production production ofof lessamotives, locomotives, 1949~1949-61 I

RE9 ElectricE1edrk locomotives locomotives and.... trainstnlns (See ootesnotes toto class RE8)RES) 305 MONK-STEELMONK-8TEEL, DAVID. DAVlD. The The double double decker. docker. Southern Notebook vol. 12 (1995-7) pp. 169-80. 306 TAYT AYLER,LER, ARTHUR ARTHUR T. II. T. 600/750v. H. 6001750v. de. electric dc. electric and andelectra-diesel electro-diesellocornotives locomotives of theofthe Southern Southern Railway Railway and and its its successors. successors. Trans.Trans. Newcomen Soc. vol. 68 (1996-7) pp. 23231-64. I --64.

RE10REIO Diesel Diesel locomotiveslocomotives and trainstnUns (Sec(See notes toto classclass RES) RE8) 307 CLASSCLASS 47 47locomotive locomotive number number list: list: all all the the numbers numbers the locomotiveslocomotives ever carried in one book. Imp.):(n.p.): Class Class 47 n LocomotiveLocomotive Soc., Soc., 1997.1997. pp.pp. [1.51.(IS). 308 DIESELDIESEL dawn: dawn: Out Out and and out out disaster. disasIer. British Rlys Rlys Illustrated lUustrated Sommer Summer SpecialSpecial no.00. 5 (1997) pp. 30-9.30-9. The Metropolitan VickersVickers typetype 22 Co-BoCo-Bo dielsel-electricdielsel-electric locomotives. 309 HATELEY,HATELEY, R. K. R. DieselK. Diesel dawn: dawn: early early L.M.S. L.M.S. diesel diesel shunters shunlers in in later later years. years. Railway Bylines annual no. 1I (1997) pp. 78-81.78-81. 310 LEWIS,LEWIS. J. J.K K.The The Western Western hydraulics. Penryn,Penryn. Cornwall: Atlantic Transport, 1997. pp. 174. Many ilIns. 311 MARSDEN,M!JtSDEN. COLIN COLIN J. 'WessexJ. 'Wessex Elect Electrics'.RlyMag. rice. Rly Mag. vol. 14314300. no. 1151IIS1 (Mar.(Mar. 1997)1997)pp.5S-9. pp.55-9. History and descriptiondesaiption ofof thethe class class 442 442 c.m.us. emus. 312 MARSDEN,MARSDEN. COLIN COLIN J. First J. First generation generationraiJbuses. rebuses. (History[History of the Britishrailcarf1eet,British railcar fleet, pl pt 2.) 2.)/lly RlyMag. Mag. vol.wl. 143143 no.no. 1133IIS3 (May(May 1997) 1997) pp. pp. 54-8. 313 MARSDEN, COLIN COLIN J. J. The The class class 31 story. RlyRlyMag. Mag. vol. 143 nono. 1160 (Dec. 1997) pp. S4-9.54-9. A history.

680 314 MARSDEN, COLIN J. 1. TheThe goldengolden jubilee 61theof the main line diesel. RlyRlyMag. Mag. vol. 143143 no. IlSS1155 (July(July 1997) pp.pp. 41-7,41-7, no. 1156IIS6 (Aug. 1997) pp. 70-3, no. 1157IIS7 (Sep. 1997) pp. 66-70,66-70, no. 1158 (Oct.(Oct. 1997) pp.pp. 60-4.60-4. A chronicle of the development of BR main line dieseldiesel locomotives.

RE13 WagonsW"Ions (See classclass RDJ RIM forfor industrial railwayrailway wagons wagons andand class RLRL for wagons ofof individualindividual railway companies)companies) 315 BARTI.F17,BARTLE"lT, PAUL PAUL W. From W. From box vanbox tovan holdall: to holdall: the developmentthe development of coveredof covered merchandise merchandise wagons wagons on B.R.B.R.llistorlcal Historical Model flyRly Soc. Soc. JotJnl vol. 16 (1996-9) (1996-9) pp. pp. 9-12, 9-12,58-62,80-5,114-19. S8~2, 80-S, 114-19. 316 BARTLETT,BARTLETI, PAUL PAUL W. W.Mineral Mineral wagons wagons at at Falmouth Falmouth Docks. Docks. HistoricalHistOrical Model Model Rly Rly Sac. Soc. JedJnl vol. 16 (1996-9)(1996-9) pp.pp. 130-1.130-I. 317 DANIELL, DAVE. DAYE. Continental Continental ferry ferry wagons: wagon..: international international vehicles vehicles passed pa.... 'led to run on British Railways. Leicester: Leicester Railway Wagon Soc., 1997. pp. 84, incl. covers. Tabulated details. 318 GAMBLE, G. G. (comp). (comp). British British railway railway wagons: wagons: opens opens and and hoppers. hoppers. Chinnor:Chmnor: CheonaCheona Rubins,Publns, 1997. pp. 60.60.98 98 photos.photos. [Railways in profile series,series. no. 1.]I.] 'I 319 GAMBLE, G. G. (comp).(comp). BritishBritish railway railway wagons: wagons: railtanks.rai1tanks. Chinno,Chmnor: Cheona Cheona Rubins,Publns. 1997. pp. 60.60.105 105 photos.photos. [Railways min profile series.series. no. 4.] 320 JOHNSON, J.J. F. C. R.C.H. goodsgoods brake vans.llistorlcalModelvans Historical Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. JetJnl vol.VD!. 16 (1996-9) pp. 54-5. 321 KING, M.M. S.S. FiveFive further further L.S.W.R. LS.W.R. area area private private owner owner wagons. wagons. South Western Circular Circular vo!.vol. 1010(1995 (1995 7) pp. 286286 8.

,) 322 LARKIN,LARK[N, DAVID. DA VID. What What happened happened to to the the private private owner owner wagons? wagons? HistoricalH,storical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. JotJnl vol.VD!. 16 (1996-9) pp. 123-9. 323 SHEPPARD, GEOF.GEOF. BroadBroad gauge gauge privateprivate ownerowner waggons.waggons. Broadsheet no. 3838 (Aut.(Ant 1997)1997) pp. 9 9 12,14. 324 SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS for for private private owners' owners' wagons. wagons. South Western Circular Circular vol. 10\0 (1995(1995 7) pp.pp 257 62. Extracts from Modern railway working (1923 edn).edn) 325 GAMBLE.GAMBLE, G.G. (comp).(comp). British railwayrailway vans. vans. ChinnorChlnnor: Cheona Cheona Rubins,Puhlns, 1997.1997. pp. 60.60.104 104 photos.photos. (Railways[Railways m profile series.series. no. 3.)1]

RE14 BrakesBrakes 326 ROBINSON,ROBlNSON, PETER. PETER. Braking Braking systems sy,terns used used by by Cumbrian Cumbrian railway railway companies. companies. Cumbrianc.:umbrian Rlys vol. 66 (1997-(1997- )) pp.pp 44-5.

REISRE15 Safety Safety engineering: englneerinc: signals signals and and signalling signaUinC methodsmethods (See(See classclass RL RL forfor signallingsignalling of individual railwayrailway companies) companies) 327 BRIDGES,BRIDGES, BARRY. BARRY. Hand Hand worked worked level level crossings. crossings. SignallingSIgnalling Record 1997 pp. 81-5.81-5. In[n EastEast Anglia. 328 INSTONE.[NSTONE. REG. REG. Can Can a Webb-Thompson a Webb-Thompson ETS ETS instrunmt instrument be be dated dated from from the the serial serial number?number? Signalling Record 1997[997 pp. 206-9.206-9. 329 JAMIESON,JAM[ESON, M. M.A. ASignalling Signalling on on the the Bournemouth-Weymouth Bournemouth-Weymouth line.line. SignallingSIgnalling Record 1997 pp.pp. 21-8,38-44. 21-8,38-44. 330 KAY,KA Y, PETER. PETER. SignallingSignalling atlas atlas and and signalsignal box directory, Great Britain andand Ireland: Railtrack,Railtrack., LondonLondon UndergroundUnderground and other U.K. systems; NorthernNorthern Ireland Railways, larrand[amrod Eireann, Eireann, preserved preserved railways, allall other other preserved preserved andand disused boxesboxes inin thethe UK.U.K. and [reland.Ireland. Teignmouth..Telgnmouth: author,author, 1997. pp. 96. 19pp19pprnaps. maps, 21 photos. 331 LOWE,[.OWE, SIMON. S[MON. Two Two heads heads are are better better thanthan one. Signalling Record 1997 pp. 130-3. Splitting distantdistant signals at junctions. 332 MACKIE,MACK[E, ALAN. ALAN. Ding Ding ding dingand and away. away. Signalling Record 1997 pp. 61-6.61-6. Signal Passed atat DangerDanger indicatorsindicators in signalboxes. 333 McCRICKARD,McCRlCKARD, JOHN JOHN P. P. The The B.R.(L.M.R.) B.R.(LM.R.) 'Type 'Type 14 14 and and 15' 15' boxes boxes and and the the 1960sI 960s West Coast Main Line electrification. Signalling Record 1997 pp. 182-94. 334 PALMER,P ALMER. BOB. BOB. Rationalisation Rationalisation on onthe the W.R. W.R. (or (or the the whys whys and and wherefores wherefores of resignalling).resignalling) Signalling Record 1997 pp.pp 146-51. 335 PRYER,PRYER. G. G.A SignalA Signal box box diagrams diagrams of ofthe the Great Great Western Western & &. Southern Southern Railways.Railways. Dorchester:Dorche.ter: author. vot.vol. 9, S.R. lines, Bournemouth toto Southampton.Southampton. (1997). [1997]. pp.pp. [iv),[iv], 67. vol.vot. lO,10, G.W.R. lines.lines. Bristol-Bristol-Taunton Taunton &&. branches.branches. (1997).[1997]. pp.pp. [ivJ,[iv], 65. 336 KlIFFELL,RUFFELL, BRYAN. BRY AN. The The earth earth and and its its relationshiprelationship to S.&S.&. T. circuits. SignallingSIgnalling Record 1997 pp. 167-70. 337 RI IFFELIRUFFELL, „ BRYAN. BRY AN. A retrospective A retrospective view view of powerof power supplies supplies for for the the S.& S.&. T. T. department department with with particular particular reference referen~e to W.R. andand G.G.W.R. W. R. practice. Signalling Record 1997 pp. \01-5.101-5. 338 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAELMICHAEL. Safety, detonators and ATC. [Railway reflections.)refiections.JBackTrack BackTrack vol. 11 (1997) pp. 265-72.265-72. 339 VANNS,V ANNS, MICHAEL A. A Signalboxes.Signalboxes. Shepperton: Ian Allan, 1997. pp.pp 12/1.158128. 158 photos.photos. (Ian[Ian Allan ABC series.]series.) A detailed guide toto the survivingsurviving signalboxes onon the the former former BR BR network, network, with with thethe following following classified listings:listings: signalling contractors'~ontractors' designs, 1870·1922;1870-1922; pre-pre- andand post-grouping railway company ~ompany designs;designs; BR regional regional designs;designs; signalling panelspanels housed inin Portakahins,Portakabins, 1981-90; listed listed signalboxes;signalboxes; alphabeticalalphabeti~a1 list. 340 VANNS, MICHAELM[CHAEL A A An An illustrated illustrated history history of of signalling. signalling. Shepperton: Jan[an Allan,Allan, 1997. pp. 144.213 photos,photos, 9 drwgs &&. engravings,engravings, 3 facsims. U11 pp. 137-9, Glossary.Glossary.

RE16 OtherOther railway railway equipment equlpmmt 341 HAYHAYWARD, WARD, I.J. S. S. TheThe Works computer.computer. NorthNorrh Star vol. 3 no. 12 (Writs(Wntr 1996) pp. 14-18.14-18. Implementation ofof the first electronicelectroni~ computer system atat SwindonSwindon Works by BR.Bit 342 MOON,MOON. GEORGE. GEORGE. Registered Registered WD WD numbers numbers allocated allocated to to plantplant &&. machinerymachinery ofR.E.of R.E. ProvisionProvision Transportation items. World War Two Railway Study GrpGrp BullnBulls 1997 pp. 69-73.69-73. 343 RAILWAYRAILWAY timekeeping timekeeping today. today. Radio Time vol. 88 (1996-7)(1996-7) pp.pp. 30-5, 30-5,53-65. S3~S. An historical survey of public clocks currently alat London termini. 344 SHERYN,SHERYN, HINTON HINTON J. J. An An illustrated illustrated history of cranes. cranes. Shepperton: IanAllan,Ian Allan, 1997. pp. 128.282128.282 inns.ilIns. Includes railway cranes cranes andand dockdock cranes.cranes.

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RFI Rata, Rates, charges, charJes, fares fares and IIIld tolls; tolls; tickets tickets and IIIld luggage luallaae labels labels 345 DAVID.DAVID, TREFOR. TREFOR. Hop Hop pickers pickers luggage luggage labels, labels, S.E.& S.E.& C.R., C.R S.R., .. S.R., 13.12.(S). B.R.(S). Railway Print Soc.Soc. Newsltr no. 82K2 (Mar.-Apr. 1997)1991) pp.pp. 1711 24.

RCRG RAILWAYRAILWAY OPERATION OPERATION 346 SIGNALLINGSIGNALLING RECORD RECORD SOCIETY. SOCIETY List .. ~istof General ofUeneral & Sectional & Sectional Appendices Appendices of of the the British, British, Irish, Irish. AustralianAustralian & other other railway.railways. 2nd 2nd edn, cdn. ed. by Peter Kay. [Teignmouth[Teignmouthj. J. 1997.1991. pp. [ivl,[iv], 44. (Research[Research notes, no.no. 8.)K.] A bibliography, includingincluding locations locations of editions editions known to exist.

RG1RGI OperationOperation of of railway railway services ",,",ices 341347 HENDERSON,HENDERSON. A. A Traffic Traffic at at Warlebridge Wadebridge. BackTrack vol. 1II I (1997)(1991) pp.pp. 3411-57.348-51. A detailed survey of operations in 1960. 348 TRAIN journals. Railway Print Print Soc. Soc. NewsierNewsltr no. 85 (Sep.(Sep-Oct. -Oct. 1997)1991) pp. 13-16.

1102RG2 Freight.·reichttramc traffic (see(see also also no.no. 371,311,396) 396) 349 ESSERY,ESSERY. BOB. ParcelsParcels traffic, basedbased upon LMS practice c.1938. [Railway[RaIlway topics,topiCS, no.no. 111.]1.1 BackTrackBackTrack vol. 11 (1991)(1997) pp.pp. 145-1.220-3.145-7,220-3. 350 HUGHES,HUOHES, M. J.J. Transport ofoflivestock livestock by rail. JotJnl Rly & CanalCanal Hist.Hi.TI. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp.pp 299-305. 351 JACOBS. OERALD.GERALD. RailwayRailway freight freight train train operations. operations. In/Jnl Rly Rly& & Canal Canal Hist. Hut. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp. 305-11. 352 K1LSBY,KILSBY, R.R. E. How much does itit weigh?weigh?Jn1 JnlRly&Rly & CanalCanal Hist.HIS/. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996(1996 8)8)pp. pp. 291 2. Weighing machines for goods traffic. 353 KNIGHT,KNIGHT, STEVEN STEVEN (ed). (ed). English English Welsh Welsh & Scottish & Scottish Railway: Railway: moving moving rail rail freight freight into into the the 21st 21st century. century. Peterborough: Peterborough: EMAPEMAP Apex Apex Publns.Publns. for English Welsh & ScottishScottish Rly,Riy. 1996.1996. pp.pp. 32,32, incl.incl. covers.covers. 24 photos (23(23 col.).col.). [ARai/IA Roil supplement.]supplement.J 354 RAILTRACKRAlLTRACK PLC. PLC. A guideA guide to tofreight freight connections. connections. London, April 1997.1991. pp.pp. 101.101. With listinglisting of of all all private private sidings sidings and and other other freight freight sites sites connectedconnected to the RaiJtrackRailtrack network. -2nd2nd edn. Nov. 1997. pp. 122.122. 355 SHEPPARD,SHEPP ARD. GEOF. GEOF. China China clay clay on on the the Broad Broad Gauge. Gauge. BroadsheetBroad..heet no. 37 (Spr. 1997) pp. 3-8.3-8. 356 SMITH,SMITH, TIM TIM R WarehousesR. Warehouses for for coal. coal. JotJnlRly& Rly & CanalCanal Hist.HlSt. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)pp.(1996-8)pp. 286-91. Coal drops.drops_ 357 TORTORELLA,TORTORELLA, ARNOLD. ARNOLD. Scottish Scottish traders' traders' wagons: wagons: the the background background to todemurrage demurrage and and siding siding rent.rent. BackTrack vol. 111I (1997) pp. 452-5. 358 VANVAN VLECK,VLECK, V. V. N. N. I.. L. Delivering Delivering coal coal by by road road and and rail inin Britain:Britain: thethe efficiencyefficiency of the 'silly littlelittle bobtailed'bobtailed' coalcoal wagons'. JotJnl of Economic Hist. vol. 57 (1997) pp. 139-60

1103Rf;] PassengerP...... nler traintrain services 359 RARFE,BARFE, LOUIS. WUIS. Rail Rail travel travel 1997 1997 market market report. report. Hampton, Middlesex.Middlesex:- Keynote, 1997. pp. 70. 11II chapters coveringcovering Market definition; Size;Size; Industry;Industry; CompetitorCompetitor analysis; analysis; StrengthsStrengths & weaknesses:weaknesses; Buying;Buying Supplies:Supplies; CurrentCurrent issues; issues; Forecasts; Profiles;Pmfiles; Research.Research. 360 FRYER,FRYER., C.C. E.E. J.J. A historyhistory ofof slipping slipping and and slip slip carriages. carriages. Oxford: Oakwood,Uakwood, 1997.1997. pp.pp. 96.96.31 31 photos,photos, 10 figs, 77 tables.tables. [Series X, no.no. 60.160.] 361 GIBSON,GIBSON, W. W.F. C.F. C.The The Queen's Queen's journey journey from from Gosport Gosport to to Renfrew Renfrew andand Banger.Ballater. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 11II (1997) pp. 430-2. InIn 1888.1888. 362 t KUMARKUMAR., AMBA. AMBA. Stately Stately progress: progress: royal royal train train travel travel since since 1840.1840. York:York: NationalNatIOnal Railway MUSEUM,Museum, 1997. pp.pp 72.8272. 82 photos photos (44 col.).coL). 363 RAWLINSON,RA WLlNSON, MARK. MARK. Class Class one one: the the complete complete guide guide toto loco hauled passenger operations, Summer 1997 (...).:( ... ).Swmdon: Freightmaster. 19971997( (...).... ). Published twice-yearly: summer and winter. 364 WILSON,WILSON, ANDREW. ANDREW. Football Football supporters' supporters' trains trains in inthe the post-war post-war period.perind. BackTrack vol. 1111 (1997)(1997) pp. 468-74. 365 WINKWORTH, D. D. W. W. Festival Festival of of Britain Britain trains. trains. BackTrack vol. 1111 (1997) pp. 124-7. Named expresses promotedpromoted inin connectionconnection withwith the Festival in 1951.

RCARG4 RailwayRalIwlIy road ..... stet-vicesd services (see(see alsoalso no. no. 476,499,673) 476,499,673) 366 EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN ALAN and and ALDRIDGE, ALDRIOOE, BILL. BILL. British British Railways Railwa~ road road vehicles vehicles 1948-1968.1948-1968. Penryn,Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport /I Appleby-in-Westmorland: TransTrans PenninePen"ine Publng, 1997. pp. [Iil,[ti[, 4646. 81 81 photos.photos. (Nostalgia[NostalgIa Road series, FamousFamousj/eets, fleets, vol. 1.]1. [ 367 KELLEY,KELLEY. PHILIP PHILIP J. 1.The The Mechanical Mechanical 'Orse.'Orsc. British Rlys Rlysll/ustrated Illustrated Summer Summer SpecialSpecial no. 5 (1997) pp. 72-4_72-4. RCSRG!! RahwayRalIwlIy_ter""rvk:es: water services: docks dock..... and harboera;harboun; ....beets;ts; ....boatt trains trains (see(see also no.no. 473. 473,542,564,611,701,711,716) 542, 564,611,701.711,716) 368 ARMSTRONG,ARMSTRONG. JOHN JOHN and and STEVENSON, JULIE.JULIE. LiverpoolLiverpool to Hull-Hull - by sea?Moriner'ssea? Mariner's MirrorMi"or vol. 83 (1997)(1997) pp. 150-68.150-68. Thomas WiIsonWilson &&. SonSon liner service that competedcompeted with with rail, rail, 1884-1914.1884-1914. 369 BAIN,BAIN, C. J. C. Employment J. Employment of the of the steamship steamship in thein the Scottish Scottish east east coast coast trades trades to 1850.1850. UnpstbLU"p"bL PhD.Ph.D. thesis, Univ. ofSt Andrews, 1997.1991. IncludesIncludes influence ofof railways, railways. as as bothboch competitorscampetitors andand customers.customers. 370 BASNETT,BASNETT, STAN. STAN. Ferries Ferries of ofthe the Isle Isle of of Man Man past past && present present. plarberth?]:(Narberth?J: Ferry Ferry Publns, PublM, 119961.[1996?). pp.pp. 80.8880. 88 photos photos (15 col.).col.). A photographic record. 371 BOYES,BOYES, GRAHAME. GRAHAME. The TheraiIways' railways' continental continental trade trade in 1913. JalRlyJnlRly &Coned & Canal Hist. Hilt. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp.pp. 31311-16. 1-16. 372 BUTLER,BU'lLER., ROBERT. ROBERT. Sandwich Sandwich Haven Haven and RichboroughRichborouglt Port. Sandwich Local History Soc.,Soc., 1996. pp. 15151.56 I. 56 figsfigs. DevelopmentDeveIotxr-t andand demise demise of of the the W. W.W.I W. I portport at at RichborougIL Richborough. Pt P16 6 (pp. (pp. 4O-3). 40-3), Railways; Railways; 7 7 (pp. (pp. 44-56). 44-56), The traintrain feny,ferry; 99 (pp.(pp. 74--82),7482), DisposalDisposa1 of the train ferries and thethe arrivalarrival ofthe East KentKent LightLight Railway.

373 COWSILL,OOWSILL, MILES. Ferries Ferries of oftl1e the Channel Cbmnel Islands, Islands, past St&. present. NarberfirNarberrh: FerryFerry Publns, PMbl"s, [t996J.(1996). pp.pp. 56.10156. 101 photos. photos. -A photographic record. 374 COWSILL,OOWSILL, MILES MILES and and HENDY, HENDY. JOHN. JOHN. Holyhead-Dun Holybead-Dun Laogthsie Laogltaire from &om car car ferryfeny to HSSIISS 1965-1996. Narberth: Ferry Publns, Publns. [1997).(1997). pp. 56.8256. 82 photos photos (10 col.), col.). dawn. drwg. map.RIIp. 375 COWSILL,OOWSILL, MILES. MILES. Ferries Ferries of PortsmouthofPor1smouIb and IIIIl the the SolentSolent. KilgenyKilgeny: Ferry Ferry Pat PMbln., bins, 1995. pp. 128.128.117 1 17 photos (24 (24 col.). col), 2 2 drwgs, ens, col. col. map.RIIp. Year-by-year accountacc:oumofConlinenlal of Continental and and Isle Isle ofWight of Wight ferry 'any servicesservices 1975-1995. 1975-1995.

682 376 COWSILL,COWSILL. MILES. MILES. Ferries Ferries of of the the English English Chan 6w.nel nel past past and and present. present. Vol. 2 ofof on.0106466. 16466. Narberth: Ferry Pubins,Publm, [1997]. pp.pp. 56. Many photos. With introduction outlining outlining changes changes sincesince 1992, particularly the the effectseffects of the Channel Tunnel. 377 COWCOWS SILL, ILL, MILLS.MILES. Stranraer-Larne:Stranraer-Lame: the the carcar ferry era. Narberth: Ferry Publns,Publn!, 119967].(l996?). pp. 48.48. 60 photos (10(10 col.), map, fleetfleet list.hat :378378 FORSYTHE, R.R. N.N. Windermere:Windermere: itsits railwayrailway steamers steamers and theirtheir publicity.publicity. BackTrackBack1,ack vol. 11 (1997)(1997) pp.pp. 172-8.172-8. 379 HENDERSON.HENDERSON, ROY. ROY. Crossing Crossing the the Channel: Channel: a reviewa review of of post-war post-war Continental Continental ferry ferry services. services. Wadenhoe: Silver Link, 1997. pp. 128. 176 photos. map, tiunilyfamily tree ofofferry ferry operatingoperating companies.companies. [Maritime heritage series.] 380 BENDY,HENDY, JOHN. JOHN. Ferry Ferry port port Dover: Dover: the the development development of of cross-Channel cross-Channel vehicle ferries, their services andand allied allied infrastructure.infrastructure Staplehurst:Staplehum: Ferry Publns,Publn!, [19971.[1997]. pp. 128. 38 photos, 6 drwW',drwri, 7 7 plans, plans, 1717 tables.tables. 381 1t MacLAGAN, MacLAGA..'I/, IAN. IAN. The The piers piers and and ferries ferries ofofRute. Bute. RothesayRothe.,ay Bute Mu"eum,Museum, [1997?].(19971). pp. (1).[7]. 382 PATTON,PATION, BRIAN. BRIAN. Scottish Scottish coastal coastal steamers, steamers, 191R-1975.1918-1975: 'the'the lineslines that linked the lochs'. Wadenhoe: SilverSilver Lmk, link, 1996. pp. 128. 'Maritime[Marltime heritageheritage series.]series.) A pictorial history.

'I ItG6RG6 RailwayRailway air air services services 383 KING, JOHN.JOHN. Air Air cargo cargo and and airmail:airmail: the the L.M.S. L.M.S. experience. experience. JnlJnlRly Rly & Canal Canal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp. 269-75.

R07RG7 Ancillary services: services: HotelsHotels and and catering,caterinc. camping camPIn& roaches roaches and and otherother special special facilities; faellliies; stationstation kiosks Id...... and bookstalls;bookstalls; station cabs andandtaIis taxis 384 kleRAE,McRAE, ANDREW. ANDREW. British British railway railway camping camping coach coach holidays, holidays, pt pt I: I:the the 1930's 1930's & & British British Railways Railways (London (London MidlandMidland Region).Region). Stockport: Foxline PubIng,Publng, 1997. pp. 96, with facsim. repr. ofB.R.of B.R. 8pp fldg brochure. 176 photos (5 (5 col.),col.), 22 plansplans of of coaches,coaches, facsirns, fa.ims, tables ofof camping coachcoach details andand sites. [Scenes fromfrom the past, no. 30,30, ptpt I.JI.]

RG9 PublicPublk relations relations and and publicitypublicity 385 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. R.(ed). (ed). Railway Railway advertisements advertisements of of the the EdwardianEdwardian era:era a portfolio. Pulborough: DragonsvheelDragonwheel Books, 1996.1996.30 30 pI.pl. FacsimsFacsirns ofof railwayrailway company letterpress advertising.advertising RH RAILWAYRAILWAY LIFE LIFE AND AND LABOUR LABOUR (see alsoalso no.no. 645)645) 386 BRIDGES.BRIDGES, BARRY. BARRY. The The signalmen's signalmen's roster roster clerk. SignallingSIgnalling Record 1997 pp. 16-19. 387 RAYNER, PETER. PETER. On On and and off off the the rails: rails: the the anecdotal anecdotal reminiscences ofof moremore than than 40 40 years years at at work work with with BritishBritish Railways. StratfordStratford-upon­-upon- Aver,:Avon: Novelangle, 1997. pp. 384. 62 illns.illus. Memoirs of a senior BR operating manager.

RHIRHl Biographical Biographical / autobiographical I autobiographical memoirs memoirs of of railwaymen railwaymen 388 BARRADELL,BARRAUELL. MARTIN. MARTIN. Dropping Dropping the the pilot.pilot L.& N.W.R.N.W.R. Soc. Jnll997Jet 1997 pp. 1-3. Reminiscences of of pilotingpiloting on a Claughton class 4-6-04-6-0 atat EdgeEdge Hill. Hill. 389 BROWN,BROWN, GEOFF. GEOFF. Riding Riding 'The 'The Midnight Midnight Hour': Hour': drama, drama, excitement excitement and and fun fun on on thethe fouplatefottplate 1914-1954. Wolverhampton: author,author. 1997. pp. 60. 9 photos. Author was a footplateman at Wolverhampton Stafford Road. 390 COWCOWLEY, LEY, STANLEY STANLEY HAROLD. HAROLD. The freeman'sThe frreman's tale: tale: the theexperiences experiences of ofa Banbury a Banbury fireman fireman in in the the days days of of thethe Great Great Western Railway. Banbury: Diadem, 1997. pp. 40. 391 LANGIUDGE,LANGRlDGE, E. E. A. A LifeLife as as an an apprentice apprentice and improver underunder R.R. W. W. UrieUric 1916-1920.1916-1920. South Western Circularvol. Circular vol. 10 (1995-7) pp. 204-13. 392 LOCK, ROD.ROD. SwaffhanaSwaftham. 1953:1953: aa dayday inin the life ofofa a booking clerk. Great Eastern EasternJnl .1n1 Apr. 1997 pp. 3-8.3-8. 393 MARKLAND, JIM. JIM. Bolton Bolton engineman: enginernan: footplate footplate reflections reflections of of shed shed life && jounieysjourneys from from thethe Lancashirel..anca..... ire town. Stockport:Stockpart: FarbFoxline rte Publng,Pabing, 1997. pp. 112.112. 182182 photos,photos, 33 maps, 4 plans, facsims.facsirns. [Scenes from from the past, no.00. 31.)31.] 394 POST,POST, RONALD RONALDJ. J. You You don't don't argue argue with with a achiefsignallineman.chief signal lineman. Signalling Record 1997 pp. 57--60.57-60. Experiences c.1938-40 .1938-40 atat EustonEuston (LPTB NorthernNorthern Lau,Line, CityCity Branch).Branch). 395 SOMERS, A-A 1.J. Motive power chief. Caernarvon: XpressXpress PubIng,Publng, [19971.[1997J. pp. 104. Many flirts.iIIns. [Operating Briti!hBritish Railways hIStOry,!unary, vol. 2.]2.) Autobiographical account ofof careercareer with with LNERLNER andand BR(E)BR(E) 1932-76.

RK RAILWAYSRAILWAYSANDTHENATlON AND THE NATION 396 ARMSTRONG,ARMSTRONG, JOHN. JOHN. Freight Freight transport transport by by rail rail and and ma: sea: how how did did the the coaster coaster and the railwayrailway co-exist.iv-exist Jn1RlyJnl Rly & Canal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996(19968)pp.242-51. 8) pp. 242-51. 397 BACKHOUSE,BACKHOUSE, ROGER. ROGER. Should Should our our railways railways be be nationalized? nationalized? BackTrackBack1,ack vol. 11II (1997)(1997)pp. pp. 497-500,497-500,688-9. 688-9. The arguments put put forward forward byby WilliamWilliam Cunningham in the earlyearly 20th20th cent.cent (Ott.4460).(O5.4460).

RIORKl RailwaysRailways and and society society 398 DAVIS,DAVlS, ANTHONY. ANTHONY. 'Those 'Those cursed cursed Sunday Sunday trains'. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 11II (1997)(1997) pp. 421-3, 576. SabbatarianisrnSahbatarianism andand traveltravel in the 19th cent.cent " RK2RKl RailwaysRaIlways and and the the passenger JlllS!elller 399 ASSOCIATIONASSOCIATION OF. OF TRAIN TRAIN OPERATING OPERATING COMPANIES. COMPANIES. Rail Rail travel travel for disabledfor disabled passengers, passengers, I JuneI June to to 31 31 DecemberDecember 1997.1997. [Newcastle-[Newcastle­ uponupon-Tyne],-Tyne], 1997. pp. 20. IncludesIncludes an application formform forfor aa DisabledDisabled PersonsPersons RailcardRailcard. RK3RKJ SafetySafety in in transit; transit; accidents accidents (see also no. 105,425,427,456,584,640,657,681,704,707)105, 425, 427, 456, 584, 640, 657, 681, 704. 707) 400 EARNSHAW,EARNSHA W,ALAN. ALAN. Trouble Trouble on onthe the trans-Pennine trans-Pennine line. BackTrack vol. 11 (1997) pp. 243-8,243-8, 404. Accidents onon the the L&NWR L&NWR Huddersfield-Manchester line,line, 1858-1989.1858-1989. 401 EVANS.EV ANS, A.A W.W. AA statistical statistical analysis analysis of offatal fatal collisions rollisions and and derailmentsderailments of passenger trains trains on on British British Railways: Railways: 1967-1996.1967-1996. Procs 1nstnloom MechanicalMechamcalEngr! Engrs vol. 211 (1997) pt F, pp. 73-86.73-86. 402 HALL.HALL. STANLEY. STANLEY. Railway Railway accidents. accidents. Shepperton: lanIan Allan,Allan, 1997. pp. 128. Van[Ian Allan ABC series.]series.)

683 40340] HEALTHHEALTH & SAFETY & SAFETY EXECUTIVE: EXECUTIVE: H.M. H. M.RAILWAY RAILW AYINSPECTORATE. INSPECTORATE. Accident Accident report report published published inin 1997.1997. London,London: H.S.E.H.S.E. Books. 1997. Fatal accident nearnear AisAis GillGill 31 Jan 1995. pp. iv, 18. 404 TATLOW,TATLOW, PETER. PETER. The The partial partial collapse collapse of of Clapham Clapham Junction Junction 'A' signal signal box. BackTrack vol. 11II (1997) pp. 648-51.648-51. InIn 1965.1965.

RK4 RailwaysRaUways and and industry, Industry, trade trade and and agricultureacricuJture 405 RIRUTHERFORD, ITHERFORD, MICHAEL. Bricks Bricks and and railways. [Railway(Railway reflectIOns.)reflections] BackTrackBackTrack vol. 11I1 (1997)(1997)pp. pp. 89-95.89 95.

RK6 Parliament,ParUament, government covermnent and and the the railways niuways 406 HOUSEHOUSE OF 01' LORDS WRDS RECORD RECORD OFFICE. OFFICE. Witnesses Witnesses before before Parliament: Parliament: aa guideguide to the database ofof witnesses inin ConunitteesCommittees on Opposed Private BillsBills 1771-1917. London, 1997. pp. (i), 59. (House[House o[l,ordsof Lords Record Office memorandum no. R5.)85.] IncludesIncludes detailed descTiptionsdesaiptioro ofof Private Private Bill Bill procedures procedures and and records.records.

RKRK" It CrimeCrime on on the the railways railways 407 IRELAND.IRELAND. R. R. W. W. 'An 'An increasing increasing mass mass of ofhcathens heathens inin thethe bosombosom ofoh a Christian land': thethe railwayrailway and and crimecrime inin thethe nineteenth-century.nineteenth-century. ContinuityContmUl/}' 0& Change,Change, vol. 12 (1997) pp. 55-78.55-78.

RK9 RailwaysRailways and and the the Post Post OfficeOftIce (see(see also no. 609) 408 ROYALROY ALMAIL, MAIL, RAIL RAIL EXPRESS EXPRESS SYSTEMS SYSTEMS and and RAILTRACK. RAILTRACK. Understanding Understanding Railnet: Railnet: a partnershipa partnership between between RoyalRoyal Mail, RailtrackRailtrdCk andand Rail expressexpress system.,systems, revolutionising revolutionising Royal Royal Mail's Mail's railrail distribution network. (London),[London], [1996].(1996). pp.pp. 14,14, [6][6) looseloose routeroute diagmsdiagnlS in pocket. Staff information bookletbooklet describingdescribing the new system for for carryingcarrying letter mailmail traffic,traffic, with detailsdetails of the trains, equipment, route networknetwork & terminals.

RK10RKIO RailwaysRailways andIIIId national defence 409 CIIRISTENSEN,ClIRISTENSEN, MIKE. MIKE. Explosion Explosion at at North North Savemake. Savernake. Great Western RlyRlyJnI 1nl vol. 3 (1996-7)(1996-7) pp.pp. 341-50,477,480. 341-50,477.480. North SavernakeSavernake Sidings were thethe railhead railhead for fa 22 Ammunition Storage Storage Depot in Savernake Forest 1942-50.1942-50. 410 ERWOOD,ER WOOD, PETER. PETER. Heavy Heavy anti-aircraft anti-aircraft guns guns on on railway railway mountings. mountings. World War Two Railway Study Grp Bulls,Bulln 1997 pp. 12-16. 411 PATTENDEN.PATIENDEN. N. N. 11. H. OneOnc May morning:morning: trooptroop trainstrains to Amesbury 1909. South Western Circular Circular vol. 10 (1995-7) pp. 231-5. 412 WOODS, JOHN.JOHN. Instructions Instructions in in regard regard to to the the acceptance acceptance and conveyance by by railrail of armoured fighting vehicles. World War Two Railway StudyS/udyGrpBulln Grp Bulin 1997 pp. 141-4. A Railway ExecutiveExecutive Committee document ofof AprilApril 1944. 413 YOUNG,YOUNG, JOHN. JOHN. Demobilisation Demobilisation of of the the ArmyAnny and RAF.RAF. 1945.1945. RailwayRaIlway PrintPrmt Soc.Soc. NewskrNew.

RK11RKII MilitaryMlUtary railways railways 414 BAKER, ALLAN C.C. AnAn hourhour at Inverkeithing.Invedaithing. IndustrialIndustnalLocomotive Locomotive vol. 8 (1996-(1996-)) pp.pp. 113-18. Admiralty Stores.Stores. Inverkeithing in 1945. 415 FAMMAN,FAIRMAN, J. R.J. R. Bramley Bramley depot. depot. Southern Notebook vol. 12 (1995-7)(1995-7) pp. 196-9. War Department ammunition depot.depot 416 NORRIS,NORRlS, K. P. ParsonPorton Military Military Railway. IndustrialIndustrial RlyRly RecordRecord no. 148 (Mar.(Mar. 1997) pp.pp. 281281-95. 95. 2ft211 gauge gauge railway railway system system linking linking military military establishments to to Porton Paton station,station, 1917-55.1917-55. 417 TAYLORSON,TAYLORSON, KEITH. KEITH. Narrow Narrow gauge gauge at at war, war, ptpt 2. (East Harling):Harting]: Plateway PlatewayPress, Press, 1996. pp. 116. A,peeI._Aspects ofof thethe rolerole ofof thethe 60cm60cm gaugegauge railways railways ofof thethe AlliedAllied armies in thethe French,French, Italian, Italian, SalonikanSalonikan and PalestinianPalestinian theatres theatres of of W. W.W.I. W. I.

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Ashover UghtLight Railway 418 GRATTON,GRATION, BOB BOB and and LITTLE, UTILE, LAW LAWSON. SON. Ashover: Ashover: then then and and now.now. Narrow Gauge no. 154 (Wntr(War 1996-7) pp. 16-21.

BarryHarry RailwayRaUway 419 DAVID.DA VID, TREFOR. TREFOR. Barry Barry Railway Railway luggage luggage labels. labels. Railway Print Soc. Soc. Newsltr no. 81 (Jan.-Feb. 1997) pp.pp. 19-24.19-24.

Brecon8...,.,on && Merthyr Tydfil Tydm Junction Junction RailwayRaUway 420 DAVID,DA VID, TREFOR. TREFOR. Brecon Brecon && MerthyrMerthyr Railway Railway luggage luggage labels.labels. Railway Print Soc. NewsltrNewshr no. 83 (May-June(May-June 1997)1997) pp.pp. 1919 24.

CaledonianCaledonJan RaUwayRailway (see(see also also no. 243, 297) 421 MACLEAN,MACLEAN, SANDY. SANDY. Blantyre Blantyre function Junction and and engine engine shed. shed. N.B.Rly Study Grp NewsllrNewsltr Dec. 1997 pp. 26-26-31.31. 422 SMITH,SMITH, J. J.R. R. The The Leadhills Leadhills and WanloolcheadWanlockhead UghtLight Railway.Railway.llistorical I listorical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. J 1nl n1 vol. 16 (1996-9)(1996-9) pp. 23·5.23-5. 423 THETHE CARMYLLIE CARMYLUE Light Ught Railway. Railway. N.B.Rly Study Grp Newsltr Sep. 1997 pp.pp. 35-7.35-7.

CambrianCamhriIUI RailwaysRaUways 424 GREEN,GREEN, C. C. C.C. Cambrian Railways 1859-1947.1859-1947. Combined Combined ode edn of of the the 22 volevols ofofOtt.9780. 011.9780. SheppertowShepperton: Ian Allan, 1997. pp. 224. 425 JOBSON,JOBSON, CHRISTOPHER. CHRlSTOPHER. The The Welshampton Welshampton railway railway disaster, disaster, Ilth11th June June 1897:1897: a commemoration.commemoratiat Welshampton: author, 1997. pp. 30. 426 SMITH,SMITH, WILLIAM WlLUAM H. Trefeinon H. Trefeinon station station and and the the Hamer Hamer family. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 2 (1995-(1995- ) pp. 138-41.

CarlisleCarIIIIe Citadel<:'ItaoIeI StationStation CommitteeCHIIIIittee (Caledonian(Caledonian RlyRly andand L&NWR) L&NWR) 427 THOMLINSON,TIIOMLINSON, GEORGE. GEORGE. Carlisle Carlisle catastrophe. catastrophe. Cumbrian RtysR/ys vol. 66 (1997-(1997-)) pp. 4-6, 4-6,36-7. 36-7. Collisions at Carlisle Citadel station. 1890 and 1893.

Cluirowoodl.1umnrood Forest RaIlwayRailway 428 LOWE,LOWE, ANDY. ANDY. Chamwood Forest Forest Railway:Railway: Loughborough Loughborough steam steam shed.shed. LBL.& N.W.R. N. w.R. Soc. 1nlJot 1997 pp. 43~.43-6. ~Chamwood Forest Railway:Railway: CoaIvil\eCoalville East.Eat. pp.pp. 129-32.129-32.

Cockermowth,Codr1I!nnotdII, KawIckKeswick & & PearttllPend& RailwayRIIIIway 429 CROWTHER,CROWfHER. KARLKARL. Penruddock station.station CumbrianCllmbrian RlysRlysvol. vol. 6 (1997-(1997-)) pp.pp. 55-7.

684 CanisCorris Raffway RaIlway 430 CORRISCORRIS RAILWAY RAILWAY SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Corns COlTis Railway Railway guidebook guidebook (incorporating (incorporating stocklisi). stocklist). [Cover [Cover title: title: Corns Corris Railway Railway guidebookguidebook & stocklist.)stockfish Machyrilleth.Machynlleth. 1997. pp. 40 (incl. covers).coven;). 1818 photosphotos (12(\2 col.),coL). 55 sketches,sketches. 77 rolling stock drwgs, copy of 1909 1909 map.map. A brief history, history, descriptiondescription ofof remains. remains, & plansplans for re-opening.re-opening. East J(potKent Light RailwaysRailways 431 HARDING,HARDlNG, PETER PETER A Memories A Memories of the of East the East Kent Kent Light Light Railway, Railway, compiled compiled by byPeter Peter A AHarding Harding from from notes notes and and photographs photographs by by the the latelate David Kevan.Kevan. Woking: compiler. 1997.1997. pp. 32.4832. 48 photos, photos, map. Based onon descriptionsdescriptions of of visits,visits, 1945-58.1945-58. FestiniogF estiniol!: RailwayRaiIw.y 432 EDWARDS,EDW ARDS, ROBIN ROBIN and and MOSS, MOSS. PHILIP PHILlP (ed) (ed). The The Festiniog Festiniog Railway Railway historic historic drawings: drawings: locomotives locomotives & rollingrolling stock.stock. fop.]:[n.p.}: 7mm 7mm Narrow Gauge Assocn Assocn / FR.Fit. Co., 1997. pp. 28.28.30 30 drwgs. drwgs. 1313 photos.photos. [Narrow lineslines extra, no. 8.]8.) 433411 JOHNSON,JOHN SON, PETER.PETER. FestiniogFestiniog Railway:Railway: aa viewview from from the the past.past. Shepperton:ShepperlOn: Ian Allan.Allan, 1997. pp. 112. 434 KARDAS, HANDEL.HANDEL. Thoughts Thoughts on on the the Boat.Boat FesnntogFestimog RlyMag.Rly Mag. vol.vo!. 13 (1994--7)(1994-7) pp. 480-2,480 2, vol.vol. 1414 (1997-) (1997-) pp. 25-6. Speculations on operation of the Spooner family family gravity car. 435 MITCHELLMITCHELL. VIC VIC and and GARRAWA'I'. GARRAW A Y, ALLAN. ALLAN. Festiniog Festiniog in in the the sixties. sixties. Midhursr:Midhursl: Middleton,Middlelon, 1997.1997. pp. (96).[96]. [Great railwayrailway eras,eras. no.no. 3.]3.) 436 P.ADLEY,PADLEY. JOHN. A FairlieFairlie singularsingular train formation. [Front[From thethe archives.archives.) I FestonogFeslmlOg Rly MagMag. vol. 1313 (1994--7)(1994-7) pp.pp. 483-4. Festiniog Rly operation in 1924. FurnessFumes. RaiRailway.... y I' 437 BROUGHTON,BROlJGHTON, JOHN JOHN R. R. The The Furness Fumess Railway: Railway: a a fascinating fascinating 150th I 50th anniversary annivcn;ary excursioncxcun;ion alongalong all thethe company's lines.lines. Wodenhoe.Wadenhoe: PastPaSI S& Present Publng, 1996. pp. 64. [British[Brr/ish RailwaysRailways PastPaSI andand PresentPresenl special.]spec/QI.) 438 NORMAN,NORMAN, KEN. KEN. The 'The Furness Fumess Railway Railway and and hydro-aeroplanes hydro-aeroplanes on on Windermere. Windermere. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 6 (1997-(1997-)) pp.pp. 8-9. FuniessFumess Rly complaints toto BoardBoard of of Trade Trade about about itsits WindermereWindermere steamerssteamers being 'huzzed''buzzed' byhy hydroplanes.hydroplanes. 439 ROBINSON,ROBlNSON, PETER.PETER. TheThe FlookburghFlookburgb branch!branch! CumbrianCumbrlan RlysRlys vol. 66 (1997-(1997- )p. p. 6.6. Short-lived branchbranch to airship establishment,establishment. 1917. 440 WILSON,WILSON. BRYANBRY AN I.. I,. On On Furness Fumess lines: lines: Amside Amside to to Hinca.ster Hincaster Junction. RailwayRaJlway BylinesBylmes annual no.no. 1I (1997) pp.pp. 62--5. 6/-5. 441 YEOMANS, CrODFRF.Y. GODFREY. TheThe FurnessFumes, Baltic tanks. CumbrianCumbrlan RlysRip vet.vo!. 6 (1997-) pp. pp. 59-62. 4-6-4T locos built built 1920-1.1920 I. Glasgow & South We.temWestern Railway 442 0113SON,Ull3S0N, W. F. C. The tale ofofa a railway season season ticket. BackTrack vol. 11II (1997) p.p. 456. A legal case in 1588.1888. Glasgow Subway RaIIw&yRailway 443 STRATISTRATHCLYDE ICLYDE PASSENGER PASSENGER TRANSPORT. TRANSPORT. Underground Undorground centenary centenary 1896-1996: 1896-1996: Glasgow U1asgow District District Subway Subway CompanyCompany 1896-1996 Strathclyde PassengerPassenger Transport.Transport. Glasgow, [1996].(1996). pp.pp. 15.15. 444 WRIGHT,WRIGHT, JOHN JOHN and and MACLEAN, MACLEAN, IAN. IAN. Circles Circles under under the the Clyde: Clyde: a historya history of of the the Glasgow Glasgow Underground. Underground. Harrow Weald.' Weald. CapitalCapItal Transport,Transport, 1997. pp. 240.115 photos photos (63(63 col.),col.), 14 14 diagms, diagms, 22 maps,maps, 4 plans, bibliog. (67 entries).entries). Great Central RailwayRaIlway (see(see also also no.no. 297) 445 EMBLIN,EMHLlN, ROBERT ROBERT and and LONGBONE. LONG BONE, BRYAN. BRY AN. The The G.C.R.'s G.C.R.'s joint joint lines: lines: the the rewardsrewards of a railwayrailway flirt.flirt. BackTrack vol. 11II (1997) pp.pp. 190-6. 446 FOREMAN..101INFOREMAN, JOHN 1. J. MemoriesMemories of New Holland. Forward no.no. 110110 (Jan. 1997) pp. 12-17. 447 GRAINGER,GRAlNGER, KEN. KEN. Stations Stations of of the the GreatGreat Central: Sheffield Victoria. Forward no. 113 (AUt.(Aut. 1997)1997) pp. 11-27. 448 GRAY.GRAY, B. B. RecollectionsRecollections of of the the GreatGreat CentralCentral at Grimsby fifty years years ago.ago. Forward no.no. 112 (Smr(Sew 1997) pp.pp. 14-18. 449 HARDY.HARDY, R.R. H.H. N.N. WoodfordWoodford tales.tales. Forward no. 111Ill (Sp. (Spr. 1997) 1997) pp. pp. 6-13. 450 HUGHES,HUGHES, GEOFFREY GEOFFREY and and JACKSON, JACKSON, DAVID. DA VID. Harry Harry Pollitt, Pollitt, G.C.R. G.C.R. Locomotive Locomotive Engineer. Engineer. MilfordMilford-on-Sea:-on-Sea: authors,allthors. 1995.1995. pp. 45.45.27 27 photos, 6 drwgs. 451 JOHNSON, E.E. M.M. Woodhead,Woodhead, ptpt 1: I: ManchesterManchester LondonLondon Road,Road, Gorton,Gorton. Guide Bridge,Bridge, GlossopGlossop and the Longdendale Valley. Stockport.'Stockport ForhneFoxline Publng, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 128.233128. 233 photos, photos. 6 6 maps, maps, 22 plans.plans. [Scenes fromfrom the past, no.no. 29.]29.) A pictorial history. 452 LUDLAM,LUDLAM, A. J.A RailwaysJ. Railways to toNew New Holland Holland and and the the HumberHumber ferries.fairies Orford:Oxford: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1996. pp. 104. [Locomotion papers, no.110. 198.]198.) 453 PEACOCK,PEACOCK, RICHARD. RICHARD. On theOn workshopsthe workshops for thefor thelocomotive, locomotive, carnage carriage and and waggon waggon departments departments of of the the Manchester, Manchester. SheffieldSheffield andand Lincolnshire Railway. InIn WINTERBONE, DESMOND DESMOND (ed). (cd), An An engineering engineering archive (1997) pp. 27-36. ReptRepr. fromfromProcs Procs InstnInstnMech. Mech. Engrs 18511851 pp. 22-7.22-7. 454 BOLT,ROLT, L.L. T.T. C.C. TheThe making making of ofa a railway: railway: the the building building of of the the Great Great Central.Central. Repr.Repr. ofofOlt. Ott 11724. Stroud: SuttonSuttan Publng,Plating, 1997.1997. pp. 158.158. 455 ROYSTON,ROYSTON, G. RestoringG. Rosteringand and link link working working at atMexborough Mexborough and and Wath Wath depots. depots. ForwardForward no. 112112 (Smr 1997) pp. 2-10.2-10. Great EasternEastem RailwayRaIlway 456 ACCIDENTSACCIDENTS on onthe the Great Great Eastern. Eastern, Great Eastern 1nl.Jet. Funtham'sFuntharn's Lane occupationaloccupational levellevel crossingcrossing near near Whittlesea Whittles. 1958 and 1972, byby FrancisFrancis Voisey. Voisey. Apr. Apr. 1997 1997 pp. pp 26-30.26-30. Collision atat WhitileseaWhittlesea 1515 March 1972,1972, byby FrancisFrancis Voisey. Oct. 1997. pp. 32-3 457 A-ZA-7. of G.E.R.ofG.E.R. stations. stations. Great Eastern 1nl.int. Darsham,Darsharn. Suffolk. Jan. 1997 pp,pp. 26-7.26-7. Fakenham, Norfolk.Norfolk. July 1997 pp. 27-32.27-32. Dim,Diss, Norfolk. Jan.Jan, 1997 pp.pp 28-9. Einningham,Finningharn. Suffolk.Suffolk. July 1997 pp. 33-4.33-4. Dullingham,Dullingbarn. Cambridgeshire.Cambridgeshire. Jan. 1997 pp. 30-1.30-1. Foxton,Foxton, Cambridgeshire. JulyJuly 1997 pp.pp. 35-7.35-7. Edmonton, Middlesex. Apr.Apr. 1997 pp. 17-22. Glemsford,Glernsford, Suffolk. Oct. 1997 pp. 2525-8. -8. Ely, Cambridgeshire. Apr.Apr. 1997 pp. 9-13.9-13. Great Chesterford. actOct. 1977 pp.pp. 29-31.29-31. Emneth, Norfolk.Norfolk. Apr. 1997 pp. 14-16. 458 BROOKS,BROOKS, LYN LYN D. D.G.E.R. G.E.R. large-capacity large-capacity tenders. tenders. Great EasternEaslern 1nlJo! Oct. 1997 pp. 23-9.

685 459 CARTER,CARTER. JOE. JOE. Cambridge Cambridge and and the the Royal Royal Show.Show. Great EasternEaSlern JnlJel Jan. 1997 pp.pp. 3-9.3-9. InIn 1922.1922. 460 CONNOR,CONNOR. I. E. J. NorthE. North Woolwich Woolwich to Palaceto Palace Gates: Gates: a aphotographic photographic journey.journey. Colchester..Colchester: ConnorConnor & Butler.Butler, [1997].[1997). pp.pp. 64. 461 EVANS,EVANS. IAN.IAN. The The station station master's ma

686 498 CROSIER,CROSIER, LARRY. LARRY. Lipson Lipson Junction. Junction. Signalling RecordRecord 19971997 pp. 155-8.155 -8. AtAl Plymouth. 499 CUMMINGS,CUMMINGS,J. J. M. M.A pioneerA pioneer of ofprovincial provim,ial motor motor bus bus services. services. Great Western Western Echo no. 137137 (Spr. 1997) pp. 12-14, vol. 138138 (Smr 1997) pp. 12-14.\2-14. 500 CZAJA,CZNA, RICHARD. RICHARD. Mechanical Mechanical signalling signalling in in Worcestershire. Worcestershire. Signalling RecordRecord 1997 pp. 7474.80. ·80. DrottwichDroitwich SpaSpa Junction and NortonNorton JunctionJunction signal signal boxes. box.. 501 EARNSHAW.EARNSHAW, ALAN.ALAN. The The Llanelly L1anelly accident. accident BackTrack vol. II11 (1997) (1997)pp. pp. 601-4,601-4, vol. vol. 1212 (1998)p.(1998)p. 116.116. Derailment onon plainplain track of of a adouble-headed double-headed express,express, 1904. 502 GOODE,GOODE, C. C.T. T. The The Golden Golden Valley Valley line line toto Hay. HulkHull: author,author, 1996. pp. 56. 503 HALE.HALE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Brunet's BruneI's broad broad gauge gauge in in the the Black Black Country. Country. Dudley: author, 1997.1997. pp. 72.72.2 2 photos,photos, 9 maps & plans. I(WoodseltonWoodretton monograph no. 2.) 504 HAYWARD,HAYWARD, JACK. JACK. A blast A blast from from the the past: past: the the Swcindon Sweindon Works Works hooter. hooter. North StarStarvol. vol. 3 no. 9 (Spr. 1996) pp. \2-14,12-14, no. 1010 (Smr 1996) pp.pp.46. 4-6. 505 IFFLEYIFFLEY LOCAL LOCAL HISTORY HISTORY SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Iftley, Iffley, Brunel BruneI & the& the Great Great Western Western Railway.Railway.lfJley, //flay, 119971.(1997). pp.pp. 1421.(421. 506 JF.NKINS,JENKINS, S. S.C. C.and and CARPENTER, CARPENTER., R. R. S. S. The The Shipton-on-Stour Shipton-on-Stour branch. branch. Oidcot:Dldcot: WildWtld Swan,Swan, 1997.1997. pppp. 106.106. 98 98 photos, photos, 88 maps,maps, 44 plans,plans, fig, 44 tables.tables. 507 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEY STANLEY C. andC. and STRANGE, STRANGE, JOHN JOHN M. M. The The Gohowen Gobowen & & Oswestry Oswestry line.line. Great WesternWestern Rly Jo!Jnl vol. 3 (1996-7) pp.pp. 302-27, 359-60.400,480.359-60,400, 480. 508 JOLLY,JOLLY, MIKE MIKE and and LANE, LANE, DAVID. DAVID. The The Wycombe Wyoombe Railway Railway terminus. terminus. Broadsheet no. 37 (Spr. 1997)1997) pp.pp. 11,14-24. 11,14-24. 509 LEITCH,LEITCH, RUSSELL. RlJSSELL. The The railways railways of Keynsham: of Keynsham: featuring featuring Fry's Fry's Chocolate Chocolate passenger passenger and and freight freight operations. operations. LongLong Stratton:Stralton: RailwayRailway Correspondence & Travel Soc..Soc .. 1997. pp. viii, 160.64160.64 photos, photos, 13 13 facsims, facsims, 77 mapsmaps & plans.plans. 510 LEOMINSTER and and Bromyard Bromyard Railway Railway centenary centenary yearyear 1997.1997. Rowden Mill stanon:statIOn: Wilkinson,Wllkmson, [1997].(1997). pp.pp. (ii],[ii), 40.5340. 53 photos, photos, map,map, 77 track plans,plans, facsims.facsims. IncludesIncludes notesnotes on on the the Bromyard Bromyard & &Linton Linton Light light Rly (pp. 37-9).37-9). 511 LEWIS, JOHN.JOHN. LocoLoco coal coal wagons.wagons. Great Western Western RlyRlyJnl JnI vol. 3 (1996-7) pp. 398-9. 512 MAGNER,MAU!IIER., CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. Severn Severn Valley Valley Railway Railway memories memories 1950 1950 to to 1970, 1970, with with additional additional information.infOl1Dlltion. IBridgnorthn(Bridgnorth.?): author,author, I1997. 997 pp. 113,1161113, [16) pI.pl. 513 MITCHELLMITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Branch Branch line line to to Ashburton. Ashburton. Midhurst: Middleton, 19971997 pp.pp. 1961.(96). A pictorial history. 514 MITCHELLMITCHELL, VIC VICand andSMITH, SMITH, KEITH. KEITH. Branch Branch line line to Cheddar, to Cheddar, including including the the Wrington Wrington Vale Vale LightLight Railway.Railway. Midhurst: Middleton,Middleton. 1997.1997. pp. 1961.(96]. A pictorial history. 515 POPE,POPE,IAN IAN and KARAU, PAUL. PAUL. The The Forest Forest of of Dean Dean branch, branch. vol.vol. 2: 2: The The Churchway Churchway and and Whimsey Whimsey branches. branches. Didcor:Didcot: WildWild Swan, Swan, 1997.1997. pp. Iv),(v), 237-430.208237-430. 208 photos, photos, 16 16 maps, maps, 2929 plans, plans, 6 figs. 516 POTTS, DICK.DICK. Hordesley Bordesley engine engine and and carnage carriage houses. houses. Broadsheet no. 38 (Aut. 1997) pp. 6-8.6-8. From plansplan. dated 1854-5.1854-5. 517 POWELL,POWELL, TERRY. TERRY. A waggonA waggon hoist hoist at at Cardiff Cardiff Dock. Dock. Broadsheet no.no. 38 (Aut(Art 1997)1997) pp.pp 3-5. Supplied in 1857. 518 PRATT,PRATT, CHRIS. CHRIS. Puirton Puxton Siding Siding ground ground frame frame circacirca 1970.1970. SignallingSignal/mg RecordRecord 19971997 pp. 118-22. 519 PRIDDLE,PRIDDLE, ROD ROD and and HYDE, HYDE, DAVID. DAVID. G.W.R. G.W.R. to to Devizes. Devizes. Bath:Bath: Millstream Books, 19961996. pp.pp. 272. 520 PRYDDERCH,PRYDDERCH, PETER. PETER. The The IthosIlanerchrugog Rhosllanerchrugog branch branch of of the the Great Great Western Western Railway. Welsh Rlys Archive vol. 2 (1995-(1995-)) pp.pp. 130-3.130-3. 521 RILEY,RILEY. R. R. C. C. The 'Ibe heyday heyday of of Swindon Swindon and and itsits locomotives.locomotives. Shepperton.Shepperton: lanIan Allan, 1996.1996. pp. 80. A colour photographicphotographic record, chiefly 1950a.19505. 522 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. TheThe O.W.R.G. W.R. and CollettCollett. [Railway reflections.] BackTrack vol. 1111 (1997) pp. 36-44.36-44. 523 SISIVITER., VITER, ROGER. BritishBritish Railways Railways past past and and presentpresent special: SnowSnow HillHill to Cheltenham, includingincluding the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway: aa nostalgic trip along thetbe former O.W.E.G.W.R. route from Birmingham toto thethe West Country. Wadenhoe: Past & Present Publng,PubIng, 1997.1997. pp. 112.112. 524 SMITH,SMITH, MARTIN. MARTIN. Through Through the tbe hole. hole. British Rlys Rlys Illustrated/lIustrated Annual no.no. 5 (1996) pp. 38-49.38-49. .Tunnel. 525 SMITH,SMITH, MARTIN. MARTIN. An earlAn earlby any by anyother other name: name: the the Great Great Western Western 90XX 90XX class class 4-4-0s.4-4-Os. British Rlys Rlys IllustratedIllustrated Summer Summer SpecialSpecial no.DO. 55 (1997) pp. 40-56.40-56. 526 STIFF,STIFF, D. R.D. R.in conjunctionin conjunction with with M. M. Dart. Dart Great Great Western Western small small Prairie Prairie tanks: tanks: aa pictorial tribute. Bodmin:Bodmin: BodminBodmin && WenfordWenford Railway Preservation Soc., 1996. pp. 75. 44)744XX and and 45XX 45XX class class 2-6-2T2-6-2T locomotives. locomotives. 527 TAYLOR,TAYWR., RICHARD. RICHARD. Taunton, Taunton, June June 1944: 1944: systematic systematic observations observations ofoftbe the G.W.R.G. W.R. World War Two Railway Study Grp BullnBulls 19971997 pp. 22-6. 528 TOTMAN,TOTMAN, PETER. PETER. Platform Platform trucks trucks and and coal coal boxes, boxes, Vale Vale of ofNeath Heath Railway. BroadsheetBroadsheet no.no. 38 (Aut.(Art. 1997)1997) pp. 16-23. 529 TURNER,TURNER., CHRIS. CHRIS. Brixham Brixharn branch branch operation operation and and traffic traffic in in the tbe 1940s. 1940s. Great WesternWestern MyRlyJnl Jn1 vol. 3 (1996-7) pp. 242-68,355.242-68,355. 530 TURNER,TURNER., CHRIS. CHRIS. 'The 'The bare bare platform': platform': a glimpse a glimpse of of Adleatrop AdJestrop in in the the 1930s.1930s. Great Western Western RlyRlyJnl JnI vol. 3 (1996-7) pp. 422-9. The staff'sstab's dailydaily routine andand traffic traffic working.working 531 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, KENKEN and REYNOLDS, DERMOT. DERMOT. The The Kingsbridge Kingsbridge branch: branch: the the Primrose Prinvose line.line. 2nd2nd edn. Oxford: Oakwood, 1997.1997. pp. 144.144. (Locomotion[Locomotion papers, no. 199.)1991 Gwendraeth ValleysVaUeys RaIhvayRailway 532 PRICE,PRICE, M. M.R. R.C. C.The The Gwendraeth Gwendraeth Valleys Valleys Railway: Railway: KidwellyKidwellyto to Mynydd-y-GarregMynydd-y-Garreg. Usk,Usk: Oakwood, 1997.1997. pp. 136.80136.80 photos, photos, 77 maps,maps, 7 plans. [Locomotion(Locomotion papers, no. 204.)204.]

687 HighlandHilhland Railway (see(see alsoalso nono. 181)181) 533 McCONNE1.1..McCONNELL. DAVID.DA VID. RailsRails to to Kyle Kyle of of Lochalsh. Lochalsh: the the story story of of the the DingwallDingwall and and SkyeSkye RailwayRailway including including the the Strathpeffer Strathpetfer branch.hranch. (Aford.()xford'- Oakwood.Ualcwood. 1997. pp. 340. Hull && BarnsleyBamsley RailwayRaDway 534 PRATTLEY,PRA TTLEY, RON. RON. Locomotives Locomotives of of the the Hull Hull and and Barnsley Bamsley Railway. Railway: a aconcise concise guide guide toto thethe locomotiveslocomotives designed byby Kirtley,Kirtley. Stirling andand Kitson. /71,I?): Historical Model Railway Soc., 1997. pp.pp. [ii),iii], 46.53 photos, photos, 1717 figs. 535 ROSE, PETER. Last triptrip to Little Weighton.W~ighton. BackTrack vol.vo\. 1111 (1997) pp.pp 20-4. Freight working over the H&BR.H&I3R, 1964.1964.

LancashireLanc... hire && Yorkshire RailwayRaDway 536 CARTER.CARTER., DAVID. The The Barnsley Bamsley branch.branch. Wakefield,Wakejield: Lancashirel.anca.,htre,{- & YorkshireYorkshire Rly Soc.,Soc .. [1996?).[I 996"J. pp.pp. 38.38. {Branchline[Branch/me series,serres, nono. 1.II.J LI 537 CARTER,CARTER., DAVID. DAVID. Lancashire Lancashire & Yorkshire & Yorkshire Railway Railway mileage, mileage status ••tatus and and ownership. ownership. PlatformPlaiform no.no. 43 (Spr. 1997)1997) pp.pp. 12-1312- \3 538 COATES,COATES, NOEL. NOEL. 150 150 years years of of the the Lancashire l.ancashire && Yorkshire Yorkshire Railway.Railway. Chagford: HawksbillHawkshlll PublngPubing /Lancashire Lancashire & & YorkshireYorkshire lilyR/y Soc., Soc .. 1997. pp. 80. 539 GIBSON,GIBSON,1. 1. S.S. The 'Hawkshaw'Hawkshaw singles' singles' of of the the L. L.Y.R. Y .R. BackTrack vol.vo\. II11 (1997) (1997) pp. pp. 368-9.517.368-9. 517. vol. vol. 1212 (1998)(1998) pp.pp. 60,60,173. 173. A class ofof 8282 2-2-22-2-2 locoslocos built built inin !1847-9. 847-9. Repr. from PlatformPlar[orm Smr 1992 pp. 28-30. 540 HEAVYSIDE.HEA VYSIDE. .10M. TOM. On On Lancashire Lancashire & Yorkshire Yorkshire lines.lines. Shepperton: lanIan Allan. 1997.1997. pp. 80. A colour photographic record ofof BR steam trains trains in in former former 1.& L&YR YR territory . 541 HODCiSON,HODGSON, JOHN. NineNine footfoot widewide AspinallAspinall tenders. tenders. PlatformPlar[orm no. 43 {Spr.(Spr. 1997) pp. pp. 8 8 I II. 542 HODGSON, JOHN.JOHN. GettingGetting itsits feet wet. Plar[ormPlatform no. 44 (Smr 1997) pp. 10-14. L&YRL& YR steamer steamer services.services. 543 LITTLEL1TTLEWORTH, WORTH, CHRIS. CHRIS. Bromley Bromley Cross Cross station station signalboxsignalbox. SignallingSlgnallmg RecordRecord 1997 pp. 2-15. 544 MILLER,MILLER, BOB. BOB. The The Manchester Manchester and and Leeds Leeds andand Thomas Edmond,on.Edmonds.. PlayPlatform- orm no.no. 44 (Smr(Sim 1997) pp. 6-9.6-9. Early M&I.RM&LR tickets.ticket, 545 RAKE, HERBERT.IIERBERT. The The Manchester Manchester and and LeedsLeeds Railway: thethe origin ofofthe the LancashireLancashire and Yorkshire Railway. PlatformP/aIjorm no.no. 44 (Smr 1997) pp. 22 5. 546 WELLS, JEFFREY.JEFFREY. AspectsAspects of the Manchester and Leeds Railway Railway 1830-1841. BackTrackBackTrack vol.vo\. 11II (1997)pp.(1997) pp. 566-9, 566-9,591-4. 591-4. 547 WELLS,WELU;, JEFF. Station survey:survey. OldhamOldham MumpsMumps (L.& (L.& Y.). PlatformPlar[orm no. 43 (Spr. 1997) pp. 14-17. 548 WRAY.WRA TOMY. TOM and and WELLS, WELLS. JEFF. JEFF. Traffic Traffic control control arrangements. arrangements. PlatformPlar[orm nono. 4444 (Smr(Smr 1997)1997) pp. 15-18.

Lancashire, Derbyshire & EastEast Coast RailwayRaDway 549 CARTER.CARTER., JOE.JOE. TheThe Lancashire, Lancashire, DerbyshireDerbyshire andand East Coast Railway. Great Eastern Eastern .1.11Oct. Jnl Oct. 1997 pp. 16-1716-17. 550 CLIENT,CLlFFE, J,J. Tuxford andand its locomotives. Forward no. 1131 J3 (Aut. 1997)1997) pp. 28-32.28-32. 551 GRAINGER,URAJNUER., KEN.KEN. AA tribute tribute to to thethe 'Clog and and Knocker' toto mark the centenary of the 8th March, 18971897 official opening opening of of the the Lancashire,Lancashire, Derbyshire & EastEast Coast Railway. Forward no. III I1 I (Spr.(Spr. 1997)1997) pp. 14··18.14 18.

Liverpool Overhead Railway 552 13OLGER,BOLGER., PAUL.PAUL. Liverpool OverheadOverhead Railway. Liverpool:LIverpool: BluecoatB/uecoat Press. Press. 1997.1997. pp. 63. A photographic record.

London & North EasternEutem RailwayRaIlway 553 CARTER,CARTER., C.W.C.W. L.N.E.R.L.N.E.R. restaurant restaurant cars.cars. BackTrack vol. 1111 (1997) pp. 250--{;.250-6. 554 COLE,COLE. BEVERLEY. BEVERLEY. Tom Tom Purvis: Purvis: the the man man who who revolutionised revolutionised the the railway railway poster. poster. [Colour(Colour files.]jiles.) BackTrackBackTrack vol.vo" 11II (1997) pp. 685-7. 555 GRESLEY,GRESLEY. H.H. N.N. High-pressureHigh-pressure locomotives. InIn WINTERBONE, DESMONDDESMOND (ed), (ed), AnAn engineering engineering archive (1997) pp.473-51O.pp.473-510. Background to construction ofGresley'sof Ormley's experimentalexperimental 4-6-4 no. 10000 for the LNER. Repr. from ProcsProcs InstnInstn Mech. Engrs vol.vo\. 120120 (1931)pp.(1931) pp. 473-510.473 510. 556 HUGHES,IlUGHES, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. locomotive locomotive building building programmes. programmes. BackTrack vol. II1 I (1997)(1997) pp. 362-7,362-7,672-6. 672--{;. 557 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. (ed).R. (ed). Share Share issues issues of of thethe London London & & North North Eastern Eastern Railway Railway and and its its constituent constituent companiescompanies 1922-1947. Pulborough:Pulborough: DragonwheelDragonwheelBooks, Books, 1996. pp.15. 558 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. Edward Edward Thompson: Thompson: a aview view from from the the outside. outside. BackTrack vol. 111I (1997) pp. 556--{;2.556-62. A reappraisal of his locomotivelocomotive designs.designs. 559 LARIUN,LARKIN, DAVID.DAVID. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. bogie bogie coal coal wagon.wagon. IIistoricalHistorical Model Model RlyRly Soc. 1nl Al vol.vo\. 1616 (1996-9) pp. 44·44-5. 5. 560 MANNION,MANNlON, ROGER ROGERJ. J. The The Streaks: Streaks: Crresley's Gresley's A4s. Stroud: SuttonSulton PuhIng,Publng, 1997.1997. pp. s,X, 214.106 photos, photos, 44 drwgs.drwgs 561 NICHOLLS,NICHOLLS, STANLEY STANLEY C. Train C. Train formations fonnations on theon theLN.E.R. L.N.E.R. and and its successorsits successors in in the the 1940s 1940s and and 1950s.1950s. Historical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. 1nlJnl vol.vo" 16 (1996-9) pp. 96-100.96-100. 562 PENNEY,PENNEY, DEREK. DEREK. LN.E.R. L.N.E.R. Pacifies Pacifies in in colour. colour. Shepperton: lanIan Allan, 1997.1997. pp. BO.80. Colour photographic album. 563 RUTIIERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL MICHAEL and and BLAKEMORE, BLAKEMORE, MICHAEL MICHAEL. Crreen Green Arrow Arrow and and the the LN.E.R. L.N.E.R. V2 V2 class. class. Penryn. Cornwall: Atlantic Transport, 1997. pp. 40.40.69 69 photosphotos (20 col.), 5 figs. 564 WAVERLEY,WAI-1ffiI.EY, the golden80ldenjubilee: jubilee: aa celebrationcelebration ofoffifty fifty years years ofof thethe world's world's last last sea-going sea-going paddle paddle steamer.steamer. Nuneaton: AlIanAllan T.T. Condie/Glasgow:Condie!Glasgow: WaverleyWaverleyErcursions, Excursions, 1997. pp. 96. Many photos.photos. 565 WELLBOURN,WELLBOURN, NIGEL. NIGEL. Lost Lost lima: lines: North North Eastern. Eastern. Shepperton: Ian Alan, 1997. pp. 128. Survey of closed lines and their surviving remains within thethe areaarea of the fonnerformer North EasternEastern Region. 566 YEADON,YEAOON, W. W.B. LN.ER.B. L.N.E.R. locomotive locomotive allocations allocations 1st 1st January January 1973 1923 (the (the first tint day), day). Oldham: Challenger, 1997.1997. pp. 48.

London && North WesternWeste... RailwayRaIlway (see(see alsoalso DO.no. 271)271) 567 BENTLEY,BENTLEY, J. M. J. M.and and FOX, FOX. G. G.K. K.Railways Railways of ofthe the High High Peak: Peak: Buxton Buxton to to Ashboume. Ashboume. Stockport: FoslineFoxline Publng, 1997. pp. 120.225 photos, 2 maps, 13 plans, facsims. [Scenes fromfrom the past, no. 32.)321 A pictorial history.

688 568 BRAINE,13RAIJ\E. P. M. P. LondonM. London & North & North Western WCl.tem Railway Railway horse horsemanagerncnt management in in the the 1850s.I 850s. Jn1Rly1nlRly & CanalCanalHlSt. Hist. Soc.Soc. vol.vo!. 32 (1996-8) pp. pp. 317317- 23. 569 BRUCE,BRUCE. J. J. GRAEME. GRAEME. TheThe 'Irish Mail'. BackTrack vo!.vol. 11II (1997)(1997) pp. 274-8. 570 CARR,CARR, CLIFF. CLIFF. Reminiscences Reminiscences ofof the M.T.& A.A Welsh Rlys Archive vol.vo!. 2 (1995-(1995-)) pp. 99-103,99-103,143-4. 143-4. The author worked onoil the Merthyr. TredegarTredcgar & AbergavennyAbergavenny line as a clerkclerk 1942-4 and and asas a station master 1954-8.1954-8. 571 CARVELLCARVELL, ROGER. ROGER. Gladstone's Gladstone's last last railway railwayjoumcy. journey. L.&LA N.W.R.NWR. Soc. 1nlJn11997 1997 pp.pp. 40 ·2.2. Funeral train Broughton to London, 1898. 572 CATASTROPHECAT ASTROPIIE at at Parkside. Park.ide. BackTrack voUIvoll I (1997)(1997) p.395.p.395. Transcript of a letter (Derbyshire RO 4576/3n)4576/3/7) from EdwardEdward LittletonLittleton MP MP giving giving an an eyewitness eyewitness account of the accidentaccident to to WilliamWilliam Huskisson during the opening ofof thethe LiverpoolLiverpool & Manchester Rly in 1830. 573 ELLIS,ELLlS, PETER.PETER. The1be last last L.N.W.R.L.N.W.R. wagons wagons inin service?service? L.&L.& N.W.R.NWR. Soc.Soc. Jn11nl 1997 pp. 76·76-7. 7. Diagram 8484 18018ft open open wagons and Diagram 88 18R18ft lOT vans.vans. 574 FISHER,FISHER, J. N.J. N. The The Huddersfield Huddersfield and and Kirkburton Kirkburton branch. branch. Usk: Oakwood, 1997. pp. 80.5080. 50 photos, photos, 88 maps,maps, 3 plans. [Locomotion papers,papers. no. 202.]202.) 575 FR.ASER,FRASER. NEIL. NEIL. The The 150th I 50th anniversary anniversary of ofthe the Huddersfield Huddersfield and and Manchester Manchester Railway Railway and and Canal Canal Company.Company. LAL.& N.W.R. N.WR. Soc.Soc. Jo!1nl 19971997 pp.pp. 114-21. 576 HANSON,HANSON. DAVID. DAVID. Standard Standard water water columns. columns. LAL.& N.W.R. NWR. Soc.Soc. Jn11nl 1997 pp. 48-9.48-9. 577 HEYWOOD,HEYWOOD, ROBERT. ROBERT. The The opening opening of theof the line line between between Lancaster Lancaster & Kendal.Keitdal. CumbrianCumbrlan Rlys VOLvo!. 6 (1997--(1997. ) pp.pp. 7. Extracted from the Westmorland Cozener,Gazener, Sep.Scp. 1846. 578 JACK,JACK, HARRY. HARRY. The 111e Cronaford Cromford and and High High Peak Peak tenders. tenders. L.& N.W.R.NWR. Soc. 1nlJot 19971997 pp. 26-8. FormerFonner locomotivelocomotive tenders tenders usedused to carry water to linesidelineside premises.premises. 579 JACK, HARRY.HARRY. Kendal Kendal & & Windermere Windennere Railway Railway engines_ engines. L.&L.& N.WR.NWR. Soc.Soc. Jo!Jnl1997 1997 pp. 5-0.5-6. 580 JACK,JACK, HARRY. HARRY. L.N.W.R. L.N.W.R. engine engine shed shed code. code. LAL.& N.WR. NWR. Soc.Soc. JniJn/1997 1997 pp. 126-8. 581 MASON, ROGER ROGER LAIN. lAIN. The The Kendal-Windermere Kendal-Windennere hranch, hranch: yearsyears of decline. Cumbrian Rlys vol.vo!. 6 (1997-(1997-)) pp.pp. 24-5. Changes since thethe earlyearly 1960s. 582 McCARTHY,McCARTHY. P. JUSTIN.P. JUSTIN. Queen's Queen's Park, Park, Crewe. Crewe. JrilJnl RlyRly A& CanalCanal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol.vo!. 32 (1996-8) pp. 354-5. The public park given by the L&NWR to to the the towntown ofof Crewe. Crewe. 583 MII.LARMIJ.I.ARO, D, PHILIPPHILlP A. A LiverpoolLiverpool to to Leeds Leeds route route coupled coupled trains. L.AL.& N.W.R. NWR. Soc.Soc. JnIJnl1997 199'7pp. pp. 14-19. Train setssets huiltbuilt in 1892. 584 MORRIS,MORRIS. STUART.STVART. A A curious curious collision collision and and contradictions contradictions atat Crewe.Crewe. L.&L.& N.WR.N WR. Soc.Soc. Jo/Jn/1997 1997 pp.pp. 52-9. 52-9,82-8,103-8. 82-8, 103-8. Accident at Crewe in 1911 and collisioncollision at Lichfield in 1946.1946. 585 RATCLIFF,RATCLlFF. DAVID.DAVID. 5 5 ton ton pillar pillar crane. crane. LAL.& N.W.R. NWR. Soc.Soc. JetJnl 19971997 pp. 78-81.78-81. 586 SEMMENS,SEMMENS, PETER. PETER. The The Great Great Divide.Divide. RlyRlyMag. Mag. vol.vo!. 143143 no. 11491149 (Jan. 199'7)1997) pp.pp. 65-7.65-7. Changes on the Leeds-StalybridgeLeeds--Stalybridge Trans-PennineTrans-Permine route since the 1950s.19505. 587 SUTCLIFFE,SUTCLlFFE, MIKE A.A The lost torpedo. L.&NWR. L& N.W.R. Soc. Jn/1997in! 1997 pp.pp. 35-7.35-7 Leylandl.eyland torpedo charabanc for for the the L&NWR. L&NWR. 588 SWEENEY,SWEENEY, D. J.D. A 1. Lancashire A Lancashire triangle, triangle, pt 2:pt a2: history a history of theof the London London and and North North Western Western Railway Railway in in and and around around the the South South Lancashire Lancashire coalfields. Leigh: TriangleTriangle PubIng,Publng, 1997. pp. 189-384. 589 WALKLEY,WALKLEY, HAROLD. HAROLD. The The Webb Webb Coal Coal Tonics. Tanks. LAL.& N.W.R. NWR. Soc. J,,11997int 1997 pp. 69-73.69-73. 590 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY. RODNEY. Come Come in, in, number number 1400. 1400. f...&L.& N.W.R.NWR. Soc.So. .1n1 1nl 19971997 pp. 109 13.13. '1400''1400' clawclass 4-6-0 4-6-0 locomotives.locomotives. 591 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, MIKE.MIKE. Auto-carriers. Auto-carriers. L.& N.WR.N.WR. Soc. Soc. Jest 1nl 19971997 pp. 90-2.90-2. 3-wheel express parcel parcel tricycles. tricycles. 1913-14.1913-14.

London & North Western & LancashireLancashire & YorkshireYorkshire JointJoint Committee 592 BARKER,BARKER, BRIAN. BRlAN. Addison Addison & Gardner:& Gardner: a talea tale of of two two engines. engines. Platform nono. 4343 (Spr.(Spr. 1997)1997) pp. 2-5.2-5. Two locoslocos ofof thethe PrestonPreston & LongridgeLongridgc RlyRlyand and their their subsequent subsequent history. 593 SALVESON,SALVESON. PAUL PAUL. Our Our beautitid beautiful station: station: Huddersfield Huddersfield 1847-1997.1847-1997. Huddersfield.'Huddersfield: Transport Research && Information Network,Network. 1997.1997. pp. (22).[22].

London & SouthSouth Western Railway 594 BRADSHAW,BRADSHAW, T. S. T. SouthernS. Southern Region, Region, pt pt 1: I:Farnborough Farnborough to to Salisbury.Salisbury. Caernarvon: Xpress Xpress Pi1bIng,Publng, [1997].[1997]. pppp. 104.81104. 81 photos, photos, map,map, 47 track plans.plans. [Operating British RailwaysRailways history series.]series.) Details of train servicesservices and engine workings in the 1950s.1950s. 595 COLEFORD,COLEFORD, L C. 1. TheC. The last last steam steam worked worked branch branch line...or line ... or waswas it?it? British RlysRlys IllustratedJ1/uslraled Summer Summer SpecialSpecial no. 5 (1997) pp. 4-24. History of the Lymington branch. 596 HARVEY.HARVEY,JOHN. JOHN. Yeovil Yeovil Town Town revisited. revisited. HistoricalHWoricalModelRlySoc. Model Rly Soc. 1nlvol.Jot vol. 16(1996-9)16 (1996-9) pp.pp. 56-7. 597 HOPKINS,HOPKINS. I. A1. 2-wheelA 2-wheel L.S.W.R. L.S.W.R. horse horse van.van. South Western CircularCircular vol. 10 (1995-7) pp. 255-0.255-6. 598 H1JTSON,HUTSON, MICK. MICK. Richmond Richmond station, station, London London & & South South Western Western Railway. Historical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. JetJnl vol.vo!. 16 (1996-9) pp.pp. 91-5. 599 I IUTSON,IlUTSON, M. M. The The Staines, Staines, Wokingham Wokingham && WokingWoking Railway. Railway. South Western CircularCircular vol.vo!. 10 (1995-7) pp. 227-30,227-30,277-84. 277-84. 600 MAGGS,MAOGS, COLIN COLIN G. G.The The Exeter Exeter and and Exmouth Exmouth railway.railway. Usk: Oakwood, 1997.1997. pp. 128. [Locomotion[Locomotion papers, nono. 203.]203.) Together with The Sidmouth & BudleighBudleigh Sakerton Salterton branches branches (1996), this supersedes Railways Railways to to Exmouth Exmouth (00.8481). (00.8481). 601 PHILLIPS,PHlLLlPS, DEREK DEREK and and PRYER, PRYER. GEORGE. GEORGE. The The Salisbury Salisbury to toExeter Exeter line: line: recollection recollections of of thethe Southern Southern route route to the West.West Sparkford: OrfordOxford Publng, 1997. pp. 192. 602 W1NKWORTH,WINKWORTH, DEREK. DEREK. L.S.W.R. L.S.w.R. printing printing & &stationery stationery contracts. contracts. Railway Print Soc. Soc. Newsltr no.no. 85 (Sep.-Oct.(Sep-Oct 1997) 1997) pp. pp. 10-11,10-11, no. no. 86 (Nov.-Dec. 1997) 1997) pp. pp. 14-•14-15. 15.

L&L.A S.W. S.W,8Ild and LB.&L.B.& S.C. S.C. Joint Joint Committee Conunittee 603 ARNOLD,ARNOLD, S. R.S. R.The The East East Southsea Southsea Railway.Railway. South Western CircularCircular vol.vo!. 10 (1995-7) pp. 289-90.

689 London, BrightonBrichton &'" South South Coastcoast RailwayRaIlway 604 BARKER,BARKER, PETER PETER 0. O. and and CRUTTENDEN, CRUlTENDEN. MIKE. MIKE. Dorking,llorking, LB.&LB.& S.C.R. S.C.R. Brighton Circular 19971997 pp.pp. 50-61,50-61,98-9. 98-9. 605 CREED,CREED, JOHN. JOHN. Neither Neither up up nor nor down. down. Signalling Record 1997 pp.pp. 134-40. Reversible line working.working, SouthSouth BermondseyBermondsey Jeo-LondonJen-London Bridge,Bridge. in 1909. 606 KIRBY,KlRBY, DICK. DICK. The The last last L13.& L.B.& S.C.R. S.C.R. service service timetable.timetable. Brighton Circular 1996 pp.pp. 127-8, 127-8,1997 1997 pp. pp. 6-11. 6-11.72-9.89-91. 72-9. 89-91. 607 MARX,MARX, KLAUS. KLAUS. Newick's Newick's first tim stationmaster. statiorunaster. Bluebell News News vol. 39 no. 2 (Smr 1997) pp. 47-53.47-53. Primarily concerns concerns detailsdetails of an an accident at the station in 1883. 608 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. Brighton Brighton LowerYard.LowerYard. British RlyRlyJnl JnI vol. 7 (1996- ) pp.pp 90-103.134-48. 609 WEDDELL.WEDDELL. GORDON. OORDON. Travelling Travelling post post offices. offices. Brighton CircularClTcular 1997 pp. 14-16.1/14-16. // RK09 610 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. From From music music hall halljoke joke to the to theheart heart of ofthe the nation: nation: the the transformation transformation of ofL.B.S.C.R. L.B.S.C.R. locomotiveslocomotives under William Stroudley considered.considered. BackTrack vol. 11 (1997) pp. 595-600, vol. 12 (1998)(1998)p. p. 233.233. 611 WILSON,WILSON, ROBIN. ROBIN. The The torpedoing torpedoing of ofthe the Susses Sussex, 24th 24th March March 1916.1916. Brighton Circular 1997 pp. 105-8. Sinking of LB&SCR steamer steamer Sussex.

London, Midland'"Midland & Senttlsh Scottish RailwayRaIlway 612 DIVALL,DIVALL. COLIN. COLlN. Down Down the Americanthe American road? road? Industrial Industrial research research on on the the London London MidlandMidland & ScottishScottish Railway,Railway. 1923-1947. InIn DIVALL,DlVALL, COLINCOLlN (comp), (comp). PerspectivesPerspectives onon railwayrailway historyhistory (1997)(1997) pp. 8-21. 613 ESSERY,ESSERY. R. J.1. Official drawingsdrawings ofofL.M.S. L.M.S. wagons. wagons. Ordeal':Dldcot: Wild Swan,Swan, 1997.1997. pp. 72. Many photos & drwgs.drwgs. 614 FARRAR,F ARRAR, ACK.JACK. Train Train control: control: the the development development of of the the control control organisationorganisation on the L.M.S.lL.M.R.L.M.S./L.M.R. (Midland)(Midland) after after the the groupinggrouping of th thee railways in 19231923 and nationalisationnationalisation inin 1948.1948. Midland Record Record no. 8 (1977) pp. 42-9.42-9. 615 JENKINS.JENKINS, PETER PETER R. (ed).R. (ed). London London Midland Midland & Scottish& Scottish Railway Railway station station code code numbers numbers for for EnglandEngland & Wales,Wales, 1928.1928. Pulborough:Pulborough: DragonwheelDragonwheelBooks, Books, 1996. pp. 16. A numerical listinglisting of of the the codes codes usedused on tickets and in stationstation accountancy.accountancy. 616 JENKINSON, DAVID.DA VlD. L.M.S. LM.S. vestibule vestibule third third class class carriage.carriage. HistoricalHistoTlcalModel Model Rly Soc. Jnlin! vol. 16 (1996-9) pp. 34-6.34-6- 617 McCRICKARD,McCRICKARD, JOHN JOHN P. World P. World War War Two Two new new works works infrastructure infrastructure register: register: new new stations. stations. LondonLondon MidlandMidland && Scottish Scottish Railway. World War Two Railway Study GrpBullnGrp Bella 1997 pp.pp 96-101. Details of 41 41 stations,stations, including 1515 reopeningsre-openings of of closed closed stations.stations. 618 PILE, KEVIN.KEVIN. Success Succes..abroad, abroad, failurefailure at al home: home: somesome notesnotes on the L.M.S. Garratts.GarraIts. British RlysRlys IllustratedllIustratedAnnualno. Annual no. 5 (1996) pp. 4-25. 619 ROWROWLAND. LAND, DON. L.M.S.L.M.S. 1010 ton ton vans. vans. Historical Model RI)Rly, Soc. JnlJnI vol. 16 (1996-9)(1996-9) pp.pp. 102-3.102-3.121-2. 121·-2. London, TUburyTilbury &'" Southend Southend RailwayRlIiIway 620 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. The The London, London, Tilbury Tilbury & Southend & Southend Railway: Railway: a historya history of of thethe company company and and line, vol. 2: 1893-1912. TeignmouthrTeignmouth: author, 1997. pp. 73-144.73-144.61 61 photos,photos, 2525 mapsmaps & plans,plans, facsim.facsirn. AppsAppx A, Officers, traffic andand revenue; B, Goods traffic; traffic; C.C, StalionStation architecture archilmture 1875-1912;1875-1912; D.D, Signalling.

Lynton &'" BarnstapleBamsta"e RailwayRaIlway 621 BROWN,BROWN, G. G.A., A.,PRIDEAUK PRIDEAl1X. J. D. 1. C.D. AC. andA. and RADCLIFFE, RADCLlFFE, H. G.H. G.The The Lwiton Lynton and and Barnstaple Barnstaple Railway. Railway. 3rd3rd Mat edo of Ott.00.8491. 849 I. Penryn,Penryn. Cornwall,Cornwall: Atlantic Transport, 1996. pp. 135. Additional photosphotos & plans.plans.

Maryport dr'" Carlisle RailwayRaIlway 622 NICHOL,NICHOL, GORDON. OOROON. Rosewain: Rosewain: the the last last outpost? outpost? Cumbrian Rlys vol. 66 (1997-(1997-)) pp.pp. 22-3. BlackpoolBlockpost between Wigton and Curthwaite. 623 POWELL,POWELL, TERRY. TERRY. Coal Coal handling handling at at Marypod Maryport docks. docks. Cumbrian RlysRip vol. 6 (1997-)(1997-) pp.pp. 12-13. 624 ROBINSON, PETER. Popular shareholdingsharebolding onon thethe M.&M.& C.R. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 6 (1997-(1997-)) p.p. 52.52. 625 YEOMANS,YEOMANS, GODFREY. OODFREY. The The last last of of the the new new 'Greenies'. 'Greenies'. Cumbrian Rlys vol. 6 (1997- ) pp. 20-1. Procurement of the last twotwo locos buihbuilt for the MACE.M&CR.

Mersey RailwayRaIlway 626 HUGHES,Hl1GHES, JOHN JOHN C. C. The The Mersey Mersey Railway Railway- - aafuwlcial financial disaster.disaster. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. I11 I (1997)(1997) pp.pp. 586-90,586-90. vol.vol. 1212 (1998)(1998) p.p. 172.172.

MidlandM.IoIlaDII RailwayRaIlway 627 BENTLEY,BENTLEY, C. C.The The Peak Peak District. District. Caernarvon: XpressXpre.

635 FSSERY,ESSERY, BOB. BOB. Point PoiDllevers. levers. Midland Record Record DO.110. 8 (1977) pp. 64-8.64-8. 636 FARRAR,fARRAR, JACK. JACK. Wellingborough Wel1ingboroup marshalling 1IIInhaIIiDgyuds, yard. Midland Record Record no. no. 7 (1977) pp. 4-17,4-17, no.no. 8 8 (1997)p. (1997)p. 49, 49,52-63. 52-63. 637 HALE,SALE, MICHAEL MlCHAEL. The The early early years ofofthc the S-Swansea ValeVale Railway. WelshWehll Rly'Rlys ArclrMArchive vol. 22 (I99S- (1995-)) pp. 123-8. 638 HUNT,HUNT, DAVID. DAVlD. Ainerican American locomotives locomotives of ofthc the Midland Midland Railway.Railway. Didcot: Wild Siam,Swan. 1997.1997. pp. pp. [iv[,(iv), 57.42 57. 42 photos, pbotos, 10 10 figs, figs, 77 tables. tables. (Midland[Midland RecordRecord supplement supplement no. 1.1.1 639 HUNT,HUNT, DAVID. DAVlD. Victorian Victorilll excellence. Midland Record Recardno. no. 8 (1977) pp. 24-8.24-8. Bristol expressexpress service inaugurUcclinaugurated in 1897.

690 640 KAMPEN,KAMPEN, PAUL PAUL A. TheA The 'other' 'other' Hawes Hawes Junction Junction accident. 8<.'Cident. Signalling Record 1997 pp. IIO-It.110-11. Buffer stop collision, 1891. 641 KNOW your Midland. IN3rvernWyvern vol.vo!. 8 (1997-(1997- ). From Ashchurch toto Malvern. pp.pp. 43-8.43-8. From Northfield to Halesowen,Halmowen, hyby PaulPaul Slater. Slater. pp. pp 92-6, 92-6.137. 137 642 MIDLANDMIDI.AND RAILWAY RAILWAY system system maps maps (the (the Distance Distance Diagrams). Diagrams). Teigninouth..Te,gnmoulh: Peter Kay. Facsim. repr. repr. (reduced (reduced to to80% 80% of of original original I in. tin. - 1I mile scale) of the MR official diagrams.diagrams. vo!.vol. 3, Leicester to London andand branches, Midland and Great Northern Joint fine,line, London Tilbury and and Southend Southend fine. line. 11997].[19971. pp. pp. 1641.(64(. vol. 4, Birmingham toto Bristol Bristol and and branches, branches, South Wales, Somerset and and Dorset Dorset Joint Joint line. line. [1997]. [1997]. pp.pp. [52].[52]. 643 MITCHELL,MITCIIELL, W.R. W.R. The The lost lost shanties shanties ofof Ribblebead. Ribblehead. Settle:Sellle: Caslleberg,Castleberg, 1996. pp. 95. Navvy settlementsettlement during construction of the Settle-Carlisle line. 644 MITCHELL, W. W. R.R. MileMile by by mile mile on on the the Settle-Carlisle.Settle--Carlisle. Settle:Sellle: Castleberg, 1997. pp. 104.12104. 12 photon,photos, 1010 maps, many drwgs.drugs. 645 REVILL,REVILL, GEORGE_ GEORGE. Migration, Migration, mobility mobility and and community community: Midland Midland Railway Railway headquarters headquarters and ~d the the railway railway suburb suburb of Derby. InIn DIVALL,DIV ALL, COLINCOLlN (comp),(comp), Railway,Railway, place place andand identity (1997)(1997) pp. pp. 1-15.1/1-15. !I A A study study of of thethe extent extent to which there was aa dlstmctdistinct railwayrailway cornmurutycommunity min Derby. 646 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. The The era era of of Sir Sir Henry Henry Fowler. Fowler. [Railway reflections.]reflectIOns. ( BackTrack vol. 11 (1997) pp. 501-9.501-9. Locomotive design duringduring Fowler's period as Chief Mechanical EngineerEngineer on Midland andand LMSLMS Rlys_ Rlys.

Midland & GreatGr~at NorthernNorthem HallwayRailway 647 JOHNSON,JOHNSON,1. J. F. F.C. C. Spalding Spalding & & Bourne Bourne Railway Railway goods goods brake no. t.I. HistoricalHislorical Model Model Rly Rly Soc. Soc. Jnl vo!.vol. 16 (1996-9)(1996-9) pp. 18-19. Midland & SouthSouth WesternWestem Junction Railway 648 BARNSLEY, MIKE. MIKE. An An M.S.W.J.R. M.S.W.1.R. carnage carriage for for the the Ludgershall Ludgershall Express.Express.llistorical I Iistorical Model RlyRly Soc. Soc. Jnl vo!.vol. 16 (1996-9)(1996-9) pp. 39-41.39-41. 649 ELTON,ELTON, M M.S. TheS. The third third battle battle of of Newbury. Newbury. BackTrack vol. 11 (1997) pp. 236-41.236-41. The struggle toto buildbuild thethe M&SWJR. Mid-Suffolk Light RailwayRailway 650 COMFORT.COMFORT, NICHOLAS. NICHOLAS. The The Mid-Suffolk Mid-Suffolk Light Light Railway. Railway. 3rd 3rd edn eOO of OttOtt. ?????117^9 Oxford:Oxford: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1997. pp. 144. [Locomotion papers, no. 22.J22.] North British RailwayRailway 651 ELLIS,ELLlS, C. C. HAMILTON. HAMILTON. The The Polton Polton branch. branch. N.B.RlyNB.Rly Study (irpNewsltrGrp Newsltr Dec. 1997 pp. 5-12. 652 MACLEAN.MACLEAN, SANDY. SANDY. North North British British carriages carriages 1844-1849: 1844-1849: historical historical and and financial financial considerations. considerations. N.B.Rly Study OrpGrp NewsltrNewskr June 1997 pp. 32-4.32-4. 653 MACLEAN,MAC LEAN, SANDY. SANDY. Joint Joint station station arrangements arrangements 1918.1918. N.B.Rly Study r,rpGrp NewsllrNewsltr June 19971997 pp.pp. 5-9.5-9 . 654 THETHE M1LNGAVIE MILNGAVIE branch. branch. N.B.RlyNB.Rly Study OrpGrp Newsltr Sep. 1997 pp.pp. 5·9.5-9. 655 RAPLEY,RAPLEY, JOHN JOHN H. H.The The two two Forth Forth railway railway bridges. bridges. N.B.Rly Study r,rpGrp Newsltr Sep. 1997 pp.pp. 25-7.25-7. 656 'RAVENSWOOD'.'RAVENSWOOD'. The The Kirkcaldy Kirkcaldy Harbour Harbour branch. branch. N.B.Rly Study OrpGrp NewsltrNewsllT Mar. 1997 pp. 5-12. 657 SEWELL,SEWELL, G. G.W. W. M. M.A fatalA fatal accident accident at at Rothbury, Rothbury, February February 1897.1897. NB.RlyNB.Rly StudyStudyOrp Grp NewsltrNewsllr Sep. 1997 pp.pp. 12-15.12-15 . Derailment of excursion train. 658 SEWELL,SEWELL, G. W.G. W.M. ObservationsM. Observations on onthe the design design of of North North British British coaches. coaches. N.B.RlyNB.Rly Study OrpGrp Newsltr Dec. 1997 pp. 32-7.32-7. 659 SIGNALLING:SIGNALLING: the the first first fixed fixed types. types. N.B.RlyNB.Rly Study GrpOrp Newsltr Mar. 1997 pp. 33-5. NBANBR signalssignals in 1866. 660 SPOTLIGHTSPOTLIGHT on on St St Boswells. Boswells. N.B.RlyNB.Rly Study OrpGrp Newsltr Mar. 1997 pp. 14-16. North EasternEastem Railway 661 ADDYMAN,1.ADDYMAN, J. F.F. EarlyEarly N.E.R.N.E.R. signalling. North EasternEastern Express vol. 36 (1997) pp. 10-13. 662 ADDYMAN.ADDYMAN.J. J. F. F.Sprouston. Sprouston. North EasternEastern Express vol.vo!. 36 (1997) pp. 19-20. 663 ARMSTRONG, J. J. AA further further note note concerning concerning N.E.R. N.E.R. slip slip coach coach services.services. North EasternEastern Express vol.vo!. 36 (1997) pp. 35-7.35-7. 664 ATKINS,ATKINS, PHILIP. PHILlP. The The four-cylinder four-cylinder compound compound Atlantics Atlantics of of the the North North Eastern Eastern Railway. BackTrack vo!.vol. 11 (1997) pp. 424-9.424-9. 665 BELLBELL, DAVID. DAVID. The The demolition demolition of of the the Brandling Brandling Junction Junction Railway Railway terminus, terminus. South South Shields. Shields. JelJnl Rly & Canal Hist. Soc.Soc. vo!.vol. 32 (1996(1996 -8) 8) pp. 416-17. 666 THETHE BUILDING BUILDING of a of railway: a railway: extracts extracts from from the the journal journal of of Henry Henry Steel Steel Thirlway. BackTrack vol.vo!. 1111 (1997) pp.pp. 475-9,475-9,633,688. 633, 688. The observations ofof a Ripon resident onon thethe constructionconstruction and and early early operation operation of of thethe Leeds Leeds & & Think Thirsk andand associatedassociated lines. lines, 1845-$ 1845-51, I, extracted fromfrom The Thirlway journal:journal. a record ofofhlelife inin earlyearly VictorianVictorian Ripon, ed. Jean Denton. Ripon Historical Soc.,Soc., 1997. 667 BURTON,BURTON, WARWICK. WARWICK. The The Mallon Malton & & Driffield Driffield Junction Junction Railway.Railway. Halifax: Martin Bairstow, 1997. pp. 88.88.78 78 photos, photos. map,map, 1111 plans.plans. 668 DEAN,DEAN, FRANK. FRANK. Saloon Saloon specials. specials. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol.vo!. 36 (1997) pp. 79-81.79-81. 669 FAWCETT,FA WCETI, BILL. BILL. The The Blaydon, Blaydon, Gateshead Gateshead and and Hebburn Hebburn Railway. North EasternEastern Express vol.vo!. 36 (1997) pp. 38-41.38-41. 670 GOAD,GOAD, R. A.R. TrainA Train movements movements into into Barnard Barnard Castle Castle goods goods yardyard 1915/1916.191511916. North EasternEastern Express vol.vo!. 36 (1997) pp. 90-1.90-1. 671 H1JNTRISS,HUNTRISS, DEREK. On On North North Bassoon Eastern lines. SheppertorrShepperton: IanAl/an,Ian Allan, 1997. pp. 80. A colour photographic record of BR steam trainstrains inin formerformer NERNER territory.territory. 672 LANCASTER,LANCASTER, ALAN. ALAN. Along Along by by Pickering.... Pickering. ... North EasternEaslern Express vol. 36 (1997) pp. 84-5.84-5. Pickering station. 673 LOS, PETER.PETER. GarrettGarrettsteam steam road vehiclesvehicles in N.E.R. service.service. North Eastern Express vo!.vol. 36 (1997) pp. 7-9.7-9. 674 MALLON, J. F. Pre-warPre-warpetrol petrol depots on thethe North Eastern Railway.Railway. BritishBritishRlyJnl RlyJnI vol.vo!. 7 (1996-(1996-)) pp.pp. 124-31. 675 MANNS,MANNS, EGBERT. EGBERT. Lobley Lobley Hill Hill incline incline & & hanging banging buffers. buffers. North Eastern Express vol.vo!. 36 (1997) pp. 9S-100.98-100. On the TTanfield antield branch. 676 NICHOLSON,NICHOLSON, MICK. MICK. Coningham. Cottingham. Signalling Record 1997 pp. 124-9.124-9.

691 677 PAAR,PAAR. HARRY.HARRY. Warden Warden station: station: was was it it ever, ever, andand ififso, so, where?Jstwhere?JnIRly& RJy & CanalCanal/list. lhst. Soc.Soc. vol.vo!. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp.pp.356-62. 356--62. On the Newcastle && Carlisle Rly 18308-40s.1830s--40s. 678 RAYNER,RAYNER, DEREK. DEREK. The The North North Eastern Eastern Railway's Railway's first first steam steam lorries. lonies. VintageVintage Commercial VehiclesVehIcles no.no. 96 (Dec. 1997) pp. 34-7.34-7. Original version of this article was publ.pub! in Steaming (National(National TractionTraction EngineEngine Trust) vol.vo!. 22 no. 4 (Oct(Oct. 1979). 679 SMITH,SMITH, D. D.R. R.The The Colleywell Colleywell Bay Bay branch. branch. North Eastern t:xpress&Tress vol.vo!. 36 (1997) pp. 3-6.3-6. -FOSTER,--FOSTER, COLIN. COLlN. More More about about the the Colywell Colywcll Bay Bay branch branch and and Seaton Seaton Sluice.Sluice. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress pp. 93-5. 680 SOWLER,SOWLER, REG. REG. Locomotives Locomotives of ofth~ the Clarence Clarence Railway.Railway. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol. 36 (1997) pp. 82·82-3. ·3. 681 STEPHENSON,STEPHENSON, DAVID DAVIDand and ADDYMAN. ADDYMAN. J. F.J. AnF. An accident accident at at S.& S.& D. D. Crossing. Crossing. NorthNorthEastern Eastern ExpressExpress vol.vo!. 36 (1997) pp. 55-7. At Darlington, 1863.1863. 682 WESTERN,WESTERN. ROBERT. ROBERT. The The Eden Eden Valley Valley Railway.Railway. Oxford.Oxford: Oakwood,Oakwood. 1997. pp. 112. [Locomotion[/.ocomotlOn papers,papers, no.no. 201.1201.1

North London RailwayRaIlway 683 CONNOR, J. J. E.E. BowBow station station in in the the nineteen-sixties. nineteen-sixties. Jest Jnl N.LN.L.RlySoc. drily Soc. nono. 2121 (Son(Srnr 1996)1996) pp. 6-11. 684 GOUDffi,GOUDIE, FRANK. FRANK. Broad Broad Street Street station.station. BackTrack vol.vo!. 11 (1997) p".pp. 414414 20. 685 HANSON, DAVID.DAVID. Dalston Dalston Junction Junction station.station. InlJnlN.L.RlySoc. N.L.Rly Soc. no. 18 (S"r.(Spr. 1996)1996) pp. pp. 7 7 12, no.no. 20 20 (Aut (Aut. Wntr 1996)I 996) pp.pp 4-12. 686 SCHOLEY,SCHOLEY, KEITH. KEITH. The The North North London London Railway Railway war war memorial. memorial. JotJnl N.L.RlyN.L.Rly Soc.Soc. no.no. 18 (Spr. 1996) pp. 1-2. 687 SUMMERS, J.J. P.P. A disputedispute betweenbetween the N.L.R.N.LR. andand G.N.R.G.N.R. ninetyninety years years ago.ago. JestJnl NLRlyN.L.Rly Soc. no. 1818 (Spr. 1996) pp. 3-8.3-8. Dispute overover seasonseason ticket receipts.

North Staffordshire Railway 688 CHADWICK,CHADW1CK, GEORGE OEORGE F. Traffic F. Traffic at Rushton at Rushton station. station. North North Staffordshire Staffordshire Railway, Railway, October October 1912.1912. Historical Model Model Rly Rly Soc Soc .1n1 . .lnl vol.vo!. 1616 (1996-9)pp. 75-9.111-13.75-9,111-13. 689 SELVESTER, 0.G. A.A N.S.R.oilN.S.R.oil axleboxes. axleboxes. Historical/IistoricalModel Model Rly SocSoc. . .lnl in, vol.vo!. 16 (1996(1996 9) pp. 2626 K8.

Plymouth, Devonport & SouthSouth Western Junction RailwayRaIlway 690 CROMBLEHOLME,CROMBLEHOLME, ROGER, ROGER, GIBSON, G1BSON, BRYAN, RRYAN, MICKEY, STlJCKEY. DOUGLAS DOUGLAS and and WHETMATH. WHETMATH. CHARLES. CHARLES. Callington Callington railways: railways: Bens Bere Alston-Calstock-Callington.A1ston-Calstock-Callington. 3rd edn ofof 00.8457Ott8457 Wokingharn,Wokmgham: Forge Books, 1997.1997. pp. 56. 691 FRYER, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. TheThe buildingbuilding of of the the Plymouth, Plymouth, DcvonportDevonport & & South South Western Western Junction Railway. [op.]:[n.p.J: author,author, 1997.1997. pp. [xl,[xl, 87.87.97 97 ills,illns, map. map. 692 SNELI.,SNEIJ., JOHN. TamarTarnar Valley trains. Tavistock:Tallistock: author, 1997.1997. pp. 31.31.27 27 photos. photos.

Port Talbot RailwayRallway & DocksDocks Co. 693 PORTPORT TALBOT T ALBOT RAILWAY RAILWAY & DOCKS & DOCKS CO. CO. Description Description of ofundertaking. undertaking. Faisim Facsim repr. repr. ofof 1913 19 \3 editedn. AV[Wilney? itney?J:J: [Lightmoor ILighmtoor Pres.?Press?/, I, 1199771.(1997?]. pp. pp 72. ILightmoor[Lightmoor facsimilefacsImile series,serieS, no. 3.1

Rhondda & Swansea Bay RallwayRailway 694 BARKER,BARKER, OSWALDOSW ALD J. J. ServingServing Swansea: Swansea: DanygraigDanygraig and and itsits locomotives.locomotives. Railway Bylines annual no.no. 1I (1997) pp. 82-96.82-96. GWR locoloco shed,shed, formerly the R&SBR workshops.workshops. 695 THETHE OPENING OPENING of the of thefust flTSt section section of ofthethe Rhondda Rhondda & & Swansea Swansea BayBay Railway, S. W. Wales IndlInd' Arch. Soc.Soc. Bulb,Bulln no.no. 70 (1997) pp. 5-8. Transcription ofof contemporary contemporuy newspaper newspaper account of 1885.

Rhymney RallwayRailway 696 DAVID,DA VID, TREFOR. TREFOR. Rhymney Rhymney Railway Railway luggage luggage labels. labels. Railway Print Soc. Soc. NewsitrNewsltr nono. 8484 (July(July-Aug. Aug. 1997)1997) pp.pp. 19-24.

Snowdon Mountain RailwayRaIlway 697 JONES.JONES, NORMAN. Snowdon Snowdon MountainMountain Railway,Railway, Llanberis.L1anberis. Stockport:Stockport: Foxline.Foxline, 1997. pp. 64. 698 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, ROL, ROL. Three Three stops stops to the to thesummit: sununit: a history a history of ofthe the Snowdon Snowdon Mountain Mountain Railway. Railway. Rev. Rev. ednedn ofofOtl18813. Ott.18813. LlanwrstLlanwrst: Gwasg Gwasg Carreg Gwalch,(Jwalch, 1997. pp.pp. 104.28 iIInillns.•.

Somerset &'" DorsetDorset RailwayRallway 699 BEALE,BEALE, MIKE. MIKE. Walking Walking the the S.& S.& D., D., Bath Bath toto Midford.Midford. Pines Express no. 202 (Sep- Oct.Oct. 1997) pp.pp. 11-15.11-15. 700 COOMER,COOMER, BILL HILL. Bailey Bailey Gale Gate for Sturminster for Sturminster Marshall: Marsball: history history of the of theSomerset Somerset and and Dorset Dorset Railway, Railway, Wimbome Wimborne Junction Junction toto BlandfordBlandford StSt Mary, 1860-1966. Wimborne: author, 1997. pp.pp 145.91145.91 photos, photos. 1818 mapsmaps & plans.plans. 701 HARPER,HARPER, DUNCAN. DUNCAN. Ifighbridge Ilighbridge Harbour, Harbour, S.& S.& D.J.R. D.J.R. PinesPines Express no.no. 200 (May-June 1997) pp. 3-12.3-12. 702 OSMENT,OSMENT, CHRIS. CHRlS. Signalling Signalling in at Wallow.Wellow. Pines Express no. 198 (Jan-Feb.(Jon-Feb. 1997)1997)pp. pp. 7-11.7-11. 703 PAYTON,PAYTON, PHILIP. PHILIP. 'An English'An English cross-country CfOSSoCOUnIry railway': railway': rural rural England England and and the the cultural cultural reconstruction reconstruction of ofthethe Somerset Somerset and and DorsetDorset Railway. JnIn DIVALL, COLIN COLIN (comp), (romp), Railway, Railway, place place andand identity (1997) pp. 17-25.17-25, A case studystudy ofofthe the 'cult of the the rural railway'railway' that that has has grown grown up up since since the the BeachingBeeching closures.closures. 704 TURNBULL,TIJRNBULL, COLIN. COLlN. The The Somerset Somerset and and Dorset Dorset Railway and the Radstock accidentaccident of7th of 7th AugustAugust 1876. PinesPines Express no.no. 202 (Sep-Oct.(Sep-Oct 1997) pp. 3-8,3-8, no. 203 (Nov-Dec.(Nov-Dec. 1997) pp. 3-9.3-9.

SouthSowth Eastern & Chata..tts.m um Railway a.IIway Companies et_...... 705 COLEFORD,COLEFORD, II. C.C. The S.E.& C.R. 'H' class cIus 0-4-4Ts.0-4-4Ts Railway Bylines annual lo,no. I1 (1997) (1997) pp. 4-26. 706 FRYER,FRYER, CHARLES. CHARLES. The The locomotives locomotiYell of ofJames James Cudworth. Cudworth. Xing:"{Eire}: [author], {OIlthor},II997J. 119971 pp. iV,64.iv, 64. 5S photos, 1l11 figs,fig$, snap.map. Locomotive SuperintendentSuperintendent of the SER I84S-76.1845-76. 707 GRAY,GRAY, ADRIAN. ADRIAN. Blood Blood on 00 the the tracks. traduI. &farm&BackTrackvol. vol. 1111 (1997) pp. 13-15. - AccidentsAccidents toto SE&CRSE&CR employees. employees. 708 PARR,PARK, D. R.R. The South EasternEastern & Chathamawbun Railway && constituentconstituent companies. companies. [Railway clocks, 11.1n.) Antiquarian Horology vol. 23 (1996-7)(1996-7) pp.pp. 322-40.

SouthernSo.thena RaIlwayRailway (see(see also also no. 121) 709 AUSTIN, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. PortraitPortrait of the AtIRicMantic Coast Coast Express. Express. Shapperton:Shepperton: Tanfan AllDn,Allan, 1997.1997. pp. 112.112.129 129 ifins,il1ns, map, famims.facsinn.

692 710 t BENNETT,BENNETf, ALAN. ALAN. Southern Southern holiday holiday lines lines in in north north Cornwall Cornwall and and West west Devon.Devon. Cheltenham: Runpast Publng,Pubing, 1995.1995. pppp. 171[1) 711 COMPTON, HUGH HUGH J. J. Isle IsleofWight of Wight here here we we come: come: the story of the Southern Railway'sRailway's Isle ofWightof Wight ships duringduring thethe wacwar 1939-1945. Oxford: Oakwood, 1997. pp. 80. [Series X, no.no. 58.158.) 712 JENKINS,JENKINS, PETER PETER R. (ed).R. (ed). Share Share issues issues of of the the Southern Southern Railway Railway and and its its constituent constituent companiescompanies 1922-1947.1922-1947. Pinborough:Pulborough: DragonwheelDragonwheel Books, 1996. pp. 16. 713 RLITHF.RFORD,RUTHERFORD, M1CHAEL.MICHAEL. 0.O. V. V. S. S. Bulleid Bulleid and and his his work: work: aa bibliographicbibliographic survey.survey. [Railway reflections.lreflections.) BackTrack vol. 111 I (1997) pp.pp. 445445-51. 51. vol.voI. 1212 (1998)(1998)p. p. 60. 714 THETHE SOUTHERN SOlrrHERN Railway's Railway's role role in 'Overlord':in 'Overlord': glimpses glimpses from from original original documents. document•. World WarWar Two Railway Study Grp Bulln 19971997 pp. 88-95,110-13.88-95, 110-13. 715 SOUTIIERNSOLrrIlERN wagons: wagons: diagram diagram 1375, 137S, I3T 13T open open goods goods wagons. wagons. SouthernSouthern Notebook vol.voI. 12 (1995-7) pp. 209-12. 716 WINKWORTH,W1NKWORTH, D. W.D. W.Something Something on on Southampton. Southampton. British RlysRlys Illustrated Annual no.no. 5(1996)5 (1996) pp.pp. 54-61. Three passengerpa..senger terminals terminals in Southampton Docks. TafrVaJeTall Vale RailwayRaIlway 717 CHAPMAN,CHAPMAN, COLIN. COLlN. The The Nelson Nelson and and Ynysybwl Ynysybwl branches branches of of the the TaffTalfVale Vale Railway.Railway. Oxford: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1997.1997. pp. 144.144. [Locomotion papers, no. 200.)2001 718 DAVID,DAVID, TREFOIL TREFOR. Taff TaIf Vale Vale Railway Railway luggage luggage labels. labels. Railway PrimPrint Soc. Soc. NewshrNewsltr no.no. 86 (Nov.-Dec.(Nov-Dec. 1997)1997) pp. 19-24. 719 POWELL, TERRY.TERRY. The The Taff TalfVale Vale at at Cardiff Cardiff Docks: Docks: thethe early years. Welsh RlysRlys ArchiveArchive vol. 2 (1995- )) pp. 134-7. RN THETilE RAILWAY IN ART 720 NORDEN,NORDEN, GREG. GREG. Landscapes Landscapes under under the the luggage luggage rack. rack: greatgreat paintings ofof Britain.Britain Northampton: Great Norden Railway Publications, 1997. pp. 192. Many illns,dins, incI.incl. col. HistoryofHistory of prints prints produced produced forfor display display in in railway railway carriages. carriages. AppsAppx A,A, BiographicalAiographical details details ofof artists; artists; B.B, ListingListing of of prints prints by by series; series; C.C, Listing of of Western Western Region'sRegion's intended intended carriagecarriage prints;prints; 13,D, Bibliography (13(13 sources).sources). RO THETilE RAILWAY RAILWAY IN IN LITERATURE UTERATURE 721 HAINING,HAlNING, PETER PETER (ed). (ed). MurderMurder on on thethe railways. London: Orion, 1996. pp. 484. An anthology of 32 32 shortshort stones,stories, each by a differentdifferent author and each with with anan inductoryinductory note onon thethe author's author's railwayrailway stories and ftlmsfilms derived from them. The British andand Irish authorsauthors included are AgalhaAgatha Christie,Christie, FreemanFreeman Wills Wills Crofts,Crofts, Dorothy L. Sayers,Sayers, Ethel LinaLine White, Ronald Knox, VictorVictor L. L. Whitechurch Whitechurch, Ernest Ernest Bramah, Bramah, Leslie Leslie Charteris, Charteris, Michael Michael Innes, Innes, Brian Brian Hunt, Hunt, John John Oxenharn, Oxenham, Baroness Baroness Emmuska Orczy, Michael Gilbert, KenKen Follett,Follett, Maeve Maeve Binchy,Binchy, Roald Roald Dahl Dah1, Basil Basil Copper Copper and and Ruth Ruth Rendell. Rendell. With With rape. repr. of ofhroadsheet hrouLsheet balladhallad on the NLR train murder of 1864.1864. ----pprhkpprbk edn. 1996. pp.pp. [x),[xl, 627. 722 POOLE, PEGGY (comp).(comp). Marigolds growgrow wildwild on on platforms: platfonns: anan anthology of railway poetry.poetry. London:London: Cassell, 1996. pp. 192. 723 BENSON,BENSON, GERARD; GERARD; CHERNAJK, CHERNAlK, JUDITH; JUDITH; and and HERBERT, HERBERT, CICELY CICELY (ed). (ed). Comic Comic poems poems on on the the Underground. Underground. London:London: Cassell,Cassell, 1996.1996. pp. 32. 23 poems selected fromfrom Poems on the Underground. RQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF RAILWAYS RAILWAYS (see(see also no.no. 730)730) 724 JOHNSTONE,JOHNSTONE, ROY. ROY. Going Going loco loco over over numbers. numbers. SAGA Mag. Feb. 1997 pp. 62-5.62-5. The history and collectioncollection of the lanIan A1lanAllan abc series ofbooksof books and the locospotting craze.craze. 725 SYKES,SYKES, RICHARD; RICHARD; AUSTIN, AUSTIN, ALASTAIR; ALASTAIR; FULLER, FULLER, MARK; MARK; KINOSHITA, KINOSHIT A,TAKI T AKI and and SHRIMPTON, SHRlMPTON, ANDREW. ANDREW. Steam Steam attractionattraction: railways in Britain's industrial industrial heritage.heritage. Jn1Jnl Transport History 3rd ser. vol.vol. 18 (1997)(1997) pp. 156-75.156-75. RQIRQl PreservationPreservation 726 DOWLEY,DOWLEY, FRANCIS FRANCIS and and GIBBS, GIBBS. PECER. PETER. 73082 73082 Camelot Camelot from from Barry Barry to to Bluebell.Bluebell. Pinner:Pinner: CamelotCamelot LocomotiveLocomotive Soc.,Soc., 1996.1996. pp. 36.36.45 45 photos (13(13 col.).col.) 727 ROSS, MIKE (ed).(ed). StillStill steaming: steaming: thethe guide to Britain's steamsteam railways 1997/98. Cleethorpes: Marksman, 1997.1997. pp. 92. 728 t SHARMAN,SHARMAN, W. W. A. APreserved Preserved steam steam trainstrains of Britain. Newton Harcourt: Milepost 9'4,9¥Z, 11996?1.[19961). pp. 48. Album ofof author's author's colour colour photographs. photographs. 729 SHARMAN,SHARMAN, BILL. BILL. Manin Manin line linesteam: steam: 25 25glorious glorious years years of of preservation. preservation. Penryn, Cornwall: Atlantic Transport,Transport. 1997.1997. pp. 144.144.137 137 photos (70 col.). RQ3RQJ RailwayRailway photography, photography, cinematography clnematocraphy and and Blurs ftIms 730 HARRISON, IAN.IAN. Donald Donald Barber, Bacher, an 'official' railway railway photographer. photographer. British RIyJnlRlyJnlvol. vol. 7 (1996-(1996-)) pp.pp. 104-11.104-11. 731 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, LAWRENCE LAWRENCE (comp). (cornp). 0.O. J. Morris's SouthernSouthern railwaysrailways 1919-1959. MidhurstMidhurst: Middleton.Middleton, 1997.1997. pp.pp. 1961.120[96). 120 photos. photos. A selection of Morris's photographs. photographs. 732 NATIONALNATIONAL MUSEUM MUSEUM OF OF SCIENCE SCIENCE & INDUSTRY:& INDUSTRY: NATIONAL NATIONAL RAILWAY RAILWAY MUSEUM. MUSEUM. Guide Guide to N.R.M.to N.R.M. photographic photographiccoUections. collections. [York],(York], August 1997.1997. pp.pp. 12101.[2101. -another edn. edn. April April 1998. 1998. pp. pp. 12201. [220). 733 ROWLEY, ALLEN ALLEN (ed). (ed). Classic Classic steam: steam: a asuperb superb collection collection of of pictures pictures specially specially selected selected from the archives of the Yorkshire Post.Post. Derby,Derby: BreedonBreedonBooks, Books, 1997. pp. 216.

RR RESEARCHRESEARCH AND AND STUDY STUDY OF OF RAILWAYS RAILWAYS AND AND RAILWAY RAILWAY HISTORY HISTORY (see (seea\sono.121) also no. 121) 734 BRUCE,BRUCE, CATHERINE CATHERlNE (ed). (ed). Proceedings Proceedings of aof seminar a seminar on on Railway Railway Records Records held held at at the the PublicPublic Record Office on 2525 April 1997.1997. London:London: Railway Heritage Committee,Committee, 1997. pp. 151.15 I. ~:~,:The purpose of the seminar was 'to seek information and opinion...onopinion ... on what material should should be be preserved,preserved, and how and where it should be kept'. 735 CHRISIIANSEN,CHRISTIANS REX. EN, REX. Foreword Foreword by John by John Adams. Adam. Railway•. Railway roundabout: roundahout: a guide a guide to tothe the highlights highlights of of the the classic classic TV TV series. series. Shepperton:Shepperton: IanIan Allan, 1997. pp. 112.112. Many col. col. photos,photos, 55 maps.maps. 736 HURST,HURST, GEOFFREY GEOFFREY (comp) (comp). Rail Rail index: index: 1 1268 268 (April/May (April/May 1981 1981 to to December December 1995).1995). Worksop: Milepost Publns, 1996.1996. pp. 86. IndexIndex to the Rail EnthusiastEnthusiast magazine (Rail(Rail from Jan.Jan. 1988). 737 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. TheA, The Wordsworth Wordsworth railway railway dictionary. dictionary. Pprbk Pprbk edn edn of ofOtt19555. 01L19555. Ware: Wordsworth Edna,Edns, 1997.1997. pp. xii.xii, 340.

693 738 QUICK,QUICK, M. E. M. Opening E. Opening dales dates of public of public passenger passenger railway railway stations statiOlL'l in inEngland, England, Wales Wales and and Scotland. Scotland. 2nd2nd edn.edn. Taunton:Taunton: author, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 110.1l0. Listing of of station station °peeling opening dates.dates. 739 RAILWAYRAILWAY HERITAGE HERITAGE COMMITTEE COMMI1TEE. The The Railway Railway Heritage Heritage Committee. Committee. London, April 1997.1997. pp.pp. L6.16. ColCol. photos.photos. Brochure describingdescribing the the Committee'sCommittee's purpose, purpose. methodologymethodology and and decisions deci.iOlL'l to date. 740 SEMMENS,SEMMENS, PETER PETER and and PIGOTT, PI00TT, NICK. NICK. 100 100 not not outout!,. The story ofof TheThe Railway Magazine. RlyMag.Rly Mag. vol. 143143 no. 1155 (July 1997)1997) pp.pp. 13-19. Published in thethe centenarycentenaJy souvenirsouv"l.'ir issueissue of the magazine. 741 SEMMENS, PETER. PETER. Practice Practice && Performance: Perfonnancc: thethe storystory ofofthc the longestlongest running railway seriesseries in the world. RlyRly Mag. vol. 143143 nono. 11115555 (July(July 1997)1997) pp. 77-80.77-80. History of of the the series series of articles, usually based based on train-timing logs, logs, publishedpublished inin everyevery issueissue of the RailwayRailway Magazine except one.one. 742 WILD1SH,WILDlSH, GERALD. GERALD. A title A titlefor everyfor every taste! taste! The The complete complete history history of of British British railway railway magazine magazine publishing.publishing. RlyRly Mag. vol. 143143 no.no. 11551155 (July 1997)1997) pp. 49-53, no.no. 11581158 (Oct. 1997) pp. 40-1.40-1. RT ATLASESATLASES AND AND GAZETTEERS GAZETTEERS 743 SWIFT, JOHN.JOHN. BritishBritish Railways Railways layout layout plans plans of of the the 1950s1950s from the John SwiftSwill collection. frn.p']: n.p.]: SignallingSignalling Record Record Soc. Soc. Track & signalling diagrams diagnuns for for each each signal signal box box in in geographical geographical sequence. sequence. vol. 9,9, L.N.W.L.N.W.lines lines Crewe Crewe to to Euxton Euxton In, Jn, Liverpool Liverpool to to Manchester Manchester (and (and associated associated branches).branches). 1996.1996. pp. 6068 vol. 10,10, L.N.W.L.N.W. lines lines in in North North Wales, Wales. Chester Chester andand Wirral areas. areas. 1996.1996. pp.pp. 80.

SECTION DD ROADROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT DRDB ROADSROADS AND AND ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AT AT APRTICULAR APRTlCULAR PERIODS PERIODS DB1DBI Pre-historyPre-hIstory and RomanRolIWI (see(see also no.no. 2) 744 BOWSHER,BOWSHER, DAVID. DAVID. An Anevaluation evaluation of ofthe the Roman Roman road road at at Brockley Brockley Hill,Hill, Middlesex. Middlesex. Trans.Trans. London &&- Middlesex- Arch. Soc.Soc. vol. 46 (1995)(1995) pp. 45-57.45-57. 745 FLEMING,FLEMING, ANDREW. ANDREW. Early Early roads roads to theto the Swaledale Swaledale lead lead mines. mines. YorkshireYorkshire Arch. J,elJnl vol. 68 (1996) pp. 89-100. Roman and medieval. 746 HARGREAVES,HARGREAVES, G. H.G. RomanH. Roman surveying surveying on on continuous continuous linear linear constructions constructions (BL).(BL). Unpubl. Ph.1)Ph.D thesis, University Coil.,Coll., London, 1996.1996. Analysis of alignment plansplans forfor 2929 British British Roman Roman roads roads leads leads to to a a newnew hypothesishypothesis of how RomanRoman roadsroads were aligned. 747 HINTON,HINTON, DAVID DA VID A. The A The `Scole-Dieldeburgh 'Scole-Dickleburgh field field system' system' examined. examined. Landscape Hist. vol. 1919 (1997) pp.pp. 5-12.5-12 The relationship between pre-Roman and Roman roads andand thethe field field patternspatterns in in this this areaarea of of southsouth Norfolk.Norfolk. 748 MALIM,MALlM, TIM; T1M; PENN, PENN, KEN; KEN; and and WATT. WAIT, GERALD. GERALD. Worsted Worsted Street Street Roman Roman Road. Road. ProcsProes Cambridge Antiq. Soc.Soc. vol. 84 (1995) pp. 50-8. 749 WADDELOVE,WADDELOVE, EDMUND. EDMUND. The TheRoman Roman road road between between Caer CaerGai Gai and and Rug. Rug. Studio StudiaCeltica Celtica vol.vol. 2929 (1995) pp. 31-52. InIn FlintshireFlintshire and Denbighshire.

DB2 .1066-1660c..1~1660 MedievalMedieval and early modernmodem 750 HARRISON.HARRISON, PHILIP PHILlP and andBRAYSHAY, BRAYSHA MARK.y, MARK. Pest-horse Post-horse routes, routes, royal royal progress progress and and government government communications communications in in the the reignreign ofof lames James I.I. JMTransportJnl Transport History 3rd ser.set notvol. 1818 (1997) pp. 116-33. DC ROADS AND ROAD TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ININ PARTICULAR REGIONS OF THETHE BRITISH ISLES DelDClb b England-SouthEncland--South West Weal regionreclon 751 HOBBS, JOHN. The Mumford story. VintageVintage CommercialCommercIal VehiclesVehicles no.no. 95 (Nov. 1997) pp. 4-7.4-7. Historical accountaccount ofof W. W. Mumford Mumford Ltd, Lld, a Plymouth-baseda Plymouth-based group group of of companies, companies, whosewhose activities includedincluded busbus body building,huilding, andand bus operation. 752 JOHNS,JOHNS, BRIAN. BRlAN. The The Dean Dean Road Road survey. survey. New Regard of the ForestForesr of Dean no. III I (1996)(1996) pp. 26-32. DCIDCI" c EnglandEncJand-South -South East Eat regionre&Jon 753 TURVEY,TURVEY, RALPH. RALPH. Street Street mud, mud, dust dust and and noise. noise. LondonLondonJnlvo!. Jnl vol. 21 (1996) pp. 131-48. Why and how the City of of London London streets streets were paved during the 19th cent. DCIdDCI. England-WentEnctand--West Midlands Midlands region repon 754 HAUGHTON, BRIAN. BRIAN. Coaching Coaching days days in inthe the midlands: midlands: the the inns, inns, coaches, coaches, horses, horses, highwaymen higllwaymen and and the the terrible terrible roads., roads; how the midlands developed itsits roadroad network,network, and thethe gloryglory days ofof the stagestage coach. Birmingham: Quercus,Quercus, 1997.1997. pp. ii, 124.124. DCliDClI Engluid--YorkshireF.JaclouMI-Yorksldre 755 BROADBENT,BROADBENT, JOHN JOHN F. DewsburyF. Dewsbury inclosure inclosure 1796-1806. YorkshireYorkshire ArchArch. Jn.1 Jnl vol.vo!. 69 (1997) pp. 209-26.209-26. Incl.Incl. itsits impact anon thethe roadroad system.system. 756 COLE,COLE, DON. DON. Tracks Trades and and roads roads in in a a Yorkshire Yorkshire parishparish. [Adel?]:(Adel?): author, 1996. pp. 56.856. 8 maps,maps, 1616 photos,photos, 1010 drwgs. A survey of routes in the Adel/ArthingtonAdel! Artbington area area since since prehistoricprehisIoric times. 757 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, PHILIP PHILIP L From L. From pack-horse pack-bone to motor to motor lorry: lorry: freight frciglrt transport transport by by road road in Doncaster andand District. District Jo!Jnl Rly & CanalCanal Hist. Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8)(1996-8) pp. 260-4.260-4. DCIJ England-Noraf.IIaIatI-Nortlt region rqIoII 758 WOODS,WOODS. JACK. JACK. The The northnorth road:road: a brief investigation investigation intointo the history of thethe KendaI--SbIpKendal-Shop road. London:London: author, 1996. pp.pp. ii, 36, [SI(8) illnkiIIns. ItsIts origins andand turnpiking,tumpiting, up to reconstructionreconsIruction by McAdam. DC2 ScotlandScodud 759 DURIE,DURlE, ALASTAIR.). ALASTAIRJ. The The impact i..,act ofofmotorlraffic motor traffic onon thethe roads system ofcenlral of central Scodmd, &camel, c.1896--1919. .1896-1919. ScottishScottish Economic & Social Him.Hilt. vol. 17 (1997)(1997) pp. 92-110.92-110. The SlirtitigshireStirIiDphire response. response. 760 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, WILLIAM. WILLIAM. The ThemilitaryroadsiaScotlancl. military roads in Scotland, Rev. ens.edn.[IleofColonsay: hie ofColonsay Haute HOUI"ofLochar, of Lochar, 1996. pp. 208.16208.16 pI.pl.

694 DC3 WalesWales 761 REES, DAVID.DAVID. The northern approaches to Carmarthenshire.Camwthenshire. Carmarthenshire Antiquary vol. 33 (1997) pp. 43-54.43-54. 762 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, GARETH GARETlI HAULFRYN. HAULFRYN. Lord Lord Newborough Newborough and and Mr Mr Madocks"very Madocks' 'very fortunate fortunate circumstance': circumstance': a achapter chapter in in the the development development of slate transport inin the Vale of Maentwrog. IndustrialIndu.trial Gwynedd vol. 2 (1997) pp. 26-33. Proposal for aa new roadroad connectingcorrecting thethe FfestiniogFfestiniog quaniesquarries to the Dwyryd. DC4 IrelandIreland (see (see also also no. no. 195, 195,841) 841) 763 BRODERICK,BRODERICK, DAVID. DAVID. An An early early toll-road: toll-road: thethe Dublin-DunkerDublin-Dunleer turnpike, turnpike, 1731-1855. Blackrock: Irish Academic Press, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 64. 3 maps, 7 fil!l',figs, IS15 tables. [MaynoothIblaynooth studies inIn local history,hi.tory, no. 5.15.) 764 CORCORAN,CORCORAN, MICHAEL MICHAEL and and MANAHAN, MANAHAN, GARY. GARY. Winged Winged wheel: wheel: a a history history ofofC.I.E C.I.E buses 1945-1987. Howth: TransportTran.portMuseum Museum Publns,Pub/ns, 1996. pp. 88. 765 t KENNEDY,KENNEDY, MARK MARK and and McNEIL, McNEII.., D. D. B. B. Early Early bus busscrvices services in in Ulster. Ulster. 171: [?): InstituteImtltute of Irish Studies, I1997?1.[1997?). pp. 160. 150150 photos.photos. Period to 1935. 766 KILROY,KILRUY, JAMES.JAMES.lrish Irish trams. Omagh: Colourpoint,Colaurpoint, 1996.1996. pp. 128.128. Many dinsillns(14pp (14pp col.). A comprehensive survey of Irish tramways. 767 KILROY,KlLROY, JIM. 'Galleons of the streets': Irish trams.trams History IrelandIrelandvol. vol. 5 (1997) pp. 42-7.42-7. 768 MAYBIN,MAYBIN, MIKE. A nostalgic look at trolleybusestrolleybuses 1938-1968.1936-1968. Wadenhoe: Silver Link, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 132.132. ManyMany photosphot05 (2pp(2pp col.),col.), 9 routeMir maps maps & plans. A pictorial record with short historical introduction. 769 O'KEEFFE, PETER J.1. Alexander Taylor's roadworksroadworks in Ireland.Ireland, 1780.1827.1780-1827. [Staines]:[Staines): Inst.Inst. of Asphalt Asphalt Technology, Irish Branch, 1996.1996. pp. viii, 120.120.45 45 figs.fil!l'. . Construction of the military road from RathfarnhamRathfamham to AghavannagbAghavannagh by Major Taylor, 1800-9, in in thethe contextcontext ofof the contemporarycontemporary IrishInsh road situation. DC6 isleIsle of or Mon MIIIl 770 BASNETT,BASNETI, STAN STAN and and PEARSON, PEARSON, KEITH. KEITH. Double Double century: century: the the centenary centenary story story of of two two unique unique ManxManx tramways.tramways. Chetwode: Adam Gordon, 1996. pp. 136. The Douglas Southern Tramways and DouglasDouglas Corporation Cable Tramway. DC12Del2 British contribution to road tnmsporttransport overseas 771 DAVIS, MIKE. Macau: the British bus years. With major contributions by John Shearman.Shearrnan. Croydon: DTSDTS Pub Publng, Ing, 1996.1996. pp.pp.l04. 104. Many photos. (Far[Far East buses, vo!.vol. I.11 \ A history of British-buihBritish-built buses in the islands with particular emphasis on the use of secondhand examples during the 1970s.1970s. DD ROADROAD ENGINEERING ENGINEERING DD3 ArchitectureArchitecture and IIIld design: desip: bridges,bridles, viaducts, toMmuses,tollhouses, milestonesnillestones 772 FLlGHT,FLIGHT, COLIN.COLlN. The earliestearliest recordedrecorded bridgebridge atat Rochester.Rochester. Oxford: TemptsTempus Reparatum, 1997. pp. viii, 58. 11II figs. [BAR[BAR British series,serieS, 2521252.\ Pre-14th cent.; probably Roman. 773 GRAINGER,GRAiNGER, JOHN. JOHN. A Anew new bridge bridge for for Evesham. Eveslwn. Trans.Tram. Worcestershire Arch. Soc. vol. 15 (1996)(1996)pp. pp. 305-15. Workman Bridge, completed 1856. 774 HARRISON,HARRISON, JOHN JOHN G. G. Stirling Stirling old old bridge: bridge: a a 16th 16th C. C. reformationreformation: aa note.note. Forth Naturalist & Hi.torianHistorian vol. 20 (1997) p. 118. 775 HILDRED,HILDRED, FALCON FALCON D. D.Newport Newport Transporter Transporter Bridge: Bridge: a guidea guide to to its its history, history, construction construction andand operation.operation. Newport County Borough Council, 1996. pp. 26. Many inns,illns, chieflychiefly col. 776 PAGE, R. The ancient bridgehridge of Stirling: the continuing search. Forth Naturalist & HIStorianHistorian vol. 20 (1997) pp. 113-7. 777 SIMCO,SIMCO, ANGELA ANGELA and and McKEAGL1E, McKEAGUE, PETER. PETER. Bridges Bridges of of Bedfordshire. Bedfordshire. [Bedford?): [Bedford?): BedfordshireBedfordshire County CouncillBedfordshireCounciMedfordshire Arch.Arch. CounciURoyalCouncil/Royal Commn Hist. Monuments England, 1997. pp. 128. 139 inns.illns. 778 THOMAS,THOMAS, D. D. L L.B. B.Bridges Bridges on on the the Teign Teign rivers. rivers. Report & Tram.Trans. Devonshire Assocn forfor the Advancement of Science. vol. 129 (1997) pp. 145-83. 779 THOMAS,THOMAS, D. D. L L.B. B.Pont Pont Fawr: Fawr: designed designed by lnigoInto Jones? Jones? NewsletterNew.lerrer (Panel(panel forfor Hi.toricalHistorical Engineering Works) no. 73 (Mar.(Mar. 1997)1997) pp. 5- 6. At LIanrw!lt.lianrwst. DE ROADROAD ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION DElDEI TurnpikeTurnpike trusts trusts 780 JAMES,JAMES, JUDE. JUDE. Road Road to toruin?: ruin?: the the Wimbome Wimbome to to Piddletown Piddletown turnpike, turnpike, 1841.1841. Hatcher Review vol.vo\. 4, no. 3939 (Spr.(Spr. 1995)1995)pp. pp. 35-43. DF ROADROAD VEHICLES VEHICLES AND AND ROAD ROAD VEHICLE VEHICLE ENGINEERING ENGINEERING 781 t BATTEN,BATTEN, CHRIS. CHRIS. Ambulances. Ambulances. Princes Risborough: Shire, 119971.(19971). pp.pp. 32.32. ManyMany photos.photos. [Shire album, no. 328.1328.) DF1DFt Horse-dravrnHo""""'rawn vehicles vehides (other (other than thaa omnibuses onmlbuses andand trams)tran.) 782 MacGREGOR,MacGREGOR, ARTHUR. ARTIR1R. Horsegear, Horsegear, vehicles vehicles and and stable stable equipment equipment atat thethe StuartStuart court: a documentary archaeology. archaeolou. Archaeological fritjnl vol. 153 (1996) pp.pp. 148--200.148-200. DF2 Steam-poweredSteam-powered vehicles vellides (other (otIIer thanthaa u-)trims) 783 FODENSFODENS LTD. LTO. Illustrated Illustrated catalogue catalogue of priseof prize agricultural agricultural traction traction engines, engines, road road locomotives, locomotives, steam steam wagons wagons & & patentpatent royalroyal firstfirst prize thrashing machines. Facsim.Facsim. repr.repr. ofoflc.1O(2) 1c.19021 edu.[n.p.1:edn. [n.p.): Road Locomotive Soc., 119971.[1997). pp. 35. 118 S photos.photos [Reprint,[Reprint, new ser., no. 3.]3.) 784 SAWSAWFORD, FORD, ERIC. ERIC. Steam Steam wagons wagons in in colour.colour. Shepperton: IanlanAllan, Allan, 1997.1997. pp. 79.79.87 87 col. col. photos.phot05. Author's colourcolour photographsphotographs ofof preserved preserved vehicles. 785 WHITEHEAD,WHITEHEAD, R. R.A. A Garrett Garrcu traction traction & & ploughing ploughing engines. engines. Tonbridge: R.It A.A. WhiteheadWhitehead && Partners, 1997.1997. pp.pp. 144.144. 129129 ifins.i1lns. Fourth volume dealing with road vehicles produced byby RichardRichard GarrettGarrett && SonsSons UdLtdofLeiston. of Liston. With tabulated detailsdetails ofof the vehicles produced.

695 DF3-4 Motor-poweredMotor-powered goods 100115 and and passenger IJIISSencer vehiclesvehicles 786 BROATCH,BROATCH, STUART STIJART FERGUS. FERGtJS. Bedford. Redford. Glossop:nto.uop: Venture,Venture, 1995 6.26. 2 vols.vols. [British(Bntish busbus & trucktruck heritageheritage series.) A history of this truckbuck and coach manufacturer. vol. 1,I, Bedford and thethe BritishBritish ChevroletChevrolet. (Cover[Cover title:title: Bedford andand British British Chevrolet Chevrolet 1923-1950.(1995. 1923-1950.11995. pp. 151. Many illns (4 col.)coL) vol. 2, Bedford 1950-1986,1950-1986, by by Stuart SlUart Fergus Fergus BroatchBroatch andand Alan Townsin. 1996.1996. pp.pp. 160.160. Many Mos.illns. DF3DFJ Motor-poweredMotor-powered goods loads vehicles vehldes (see (see also also no. no. 751) 787 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. I roll,roll, Volvo.Volvo. VintageVintage Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 85 (Jan. 1997) pp.pp. 28-32,28-32, no. 86 (Feb. 1997) pp.pp. 27-31.27-31. The early history of this SwedishSwedish·truck truck manufacturer and its enrtyearly into the British market. 788 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Griffin Griffin or or Phoenix. Phoenix. VintageVintage Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 94 (Ocl(Oct 1997)1997) pp.pp. 4-7.4-7, no.no. 95 (Nov. 1997)1997) pp. 26-30, no.no. 96 (Dec. 1997) pp. 12-16, no.no. 97 (Jan.(JarL 1998) pp.pp. 26-9.26-9. Outline history ofof the the BedthrdBedford marque.marque. 789 DAWE,DAWE, BILL.BILL. NOWNew power for Thorny's. VintageVintage Commercial VehiclesVehIcles no. 91 (July 1997) pp. 10-11.10-11 Thomycroft lorrieslorries with typetype T4 andand AB4 engines,engines, 1913-26. 790 EDGE,EDGE, GRAHAM. GRAHAM. The The AEC AEC Mandator Mandator VS. vs. Cambridge: Cambridge: Gingerfold Gingerfold PubIns Publns / British/ British Commercial Commercial Vehicle Vehicle Museum Museum Trust Trust Archives, Archives, 1997.1997. pppp. 48.5848. 58 photos. photos. (Commercial(Commercial vehiclesvehicles archive series.) A history ofof this this marque, marque, withwith list list of of the the chassis chassis producedproduced and original customers.customers. 791 GEORGANO, NICK.NICK. Scammell: Scammell: the the load load moversmover.; from Watford. Nynehead: Roundoak, 1997.1997. pp.pp 184.404184.404 dins illns (22(22 pp.pp. col.).coL). An illustrated history. 792 MILLAR, ALAN.ALAN. Truck Truck recognition. recognition. 2nd edn. Shepperton:Shepperton: IanIan AI/an,Allan. 1997. pp. 96. Many photos.photos. [Ian(Ian AllanAI/an ABC series.) BriefBrier illustrated illustrated descriptionsdescriptions of the principal lorry types currently operating inin Britain. 793 MURPHY, JIM.I1M. VeryVery versatile versatile vans.vans. VintageVintage CommercialCommerclOl VehiclesVehIcles no. 90 (June 1997) pp.pp. 41-3.41-3. DevelopmeMDevelopment of the British Motor CorporationCorporation LDLD series series ofof vans, vans, 1950s-60s.I 950s-60s.

DF4 Omnibuses and coaches 794 BAILEY,BAILEY, DAVID DA VIDand andPHILLIPS, PHlLLlPS, RON RON (comp). (comp). Leyland Leyland metal metal framed framed bus bus bodies bodies 1933-1935: 1933-1935: 'The ·The Great Great Disaster'.Disaster'. Leyland:Leyland: British CommercialCommeTCIal Vehicle Museum Museum I P.S.PS.V V. Circle, 1997.1997. pp. 28.1528. 15 photos, photos.. listlist of of vehicles vehicles withwith these these bodies.bodies. 795 FODENS Limited. (n.p.1:[np.J: P.S.V.p.s. v. Circle,Circle, 1997. pp. 28,18128,(8) pI.pl. [Manufacturers'lManufacturers' monograph,monograph. MM2.1MM2.) A list ofof bus bus chassischassis by this manufacturer. 796 RANSOME'S,RANSOME'S, Simms Simms & Jefferies& Jefferies Ltd Ud and and Richard Richard Garrett Garrett & & SonsSons Ltd. M.o.]:[n.p.]: P.S.V.P.SY Circle, 1997.1997. pp. 44.44, [8) pl.pI. [Manufacturers' monograph,MM11monograph, MMI.) A list ofof buses buses and trolleybuses byby thesethese manufacturers. 797 t ROBERTS,ROBERTS, D. D.and and SENIOR, SENIOR, J. EasternJ. Eastern Coach Coach Works: Works: a aretrospect_ retrospect. Glossop: Venture.Venture. 1995.1995. pp. 149.149. 798 TOWNSIN, ALAN. The Bristol story,story, pt pit: I: 1908-1951.1908-1951. Glossop:ntossop: Venture.Venture, 1996. pp. 160. Many dins.illns.(Brirish [British busbus & trucktruck heritageheritage series"series.) 799 TOWNSIN,TOWNSIN, ALAN. ALAN. Built Buihat at Gifford. Gilford. VintageVintage Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 86 (Feb. 1997)1997) pp.pp. 32-6, 32-6, no.no. 8888 (Apr.(Apr. 1997) pp.pp. 17,38-9,17,38-9, no.no. 89 (May(May 1997)1997) p.p. 39, no. 91 (July 1997)1997) p. 12.12. History ofof thethe GiffordGilford Motor Motor Co. Co. and and its its predecessor, predecessor, E. B. Home & Co.,Co., hasbus builders,builders. c.c.I925-35. I 925-35. 800 TOWNSIN,TOWNS IN. ALAN. ALAN. 1947: 1947: the the year year of of thethe 'big' 'big' engines. engines. VintageVintage Commercialrommercial VehiclesVehicles nono. 9090 (June(June 1997)1997)pp. pp. 14-18. The year's developments in British busbus design.design. 801 WALLER, PETER PETER (ml). (ed). Classic Classic bus bus tests. tests. Shepperion,Shepperton: IanAllan,Ian Allan, 1997. pp. 112. Many dins.illns. Selected road 1e!.1stests ofof newnew bus modelsmodels reprintedreprinted fromfrom Modern TransportTransport and Passenger Transport 1932-57.

DG1DGI TRANSPORTTRANSPORT OF OF GOODS GOODS 802 ROYALROY AL Mail. Nynehead: Roundoak, 1995. pp. 80.80.201 201 photosphotos (32 col.). [Tnickr[Trucks inm BmainBritain series.'series. ( A pictorial historyhistory ofof Royal Royal MailMail road road vehicles. vehicles.

DGla Animal Animal powered: powered: drovers, drovers, packhorses, packhorses, carriers 803 BROWN,BROWN, CYNTHIA. CYNTHIA Droveri, DroverS, cattle cattle and and dung: dung: the the long long trail trail from from Scotland Scotland to to London.London. Procs Suffolk Inst. Arch. & Hist. vol. 3838 (1993(1993 6) pp. 428-41.428-41.

DG1bDGI b Steam and motor tnuuporttransport road haulagehaulat:e 804 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Gregory Gregory Distribution. Distribution. VintageVintage Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 89 (May 1997)1997) pp. 10-14, no.no. 90 (June 1997) pp. 9-13,9-13, no. 91 (July 1997) pp. 4-8.4-8. IlistoryHistory of A.A J. Gregory & Son,Son, haulagehaulage and distribution companycompany based atat NorthNorth Tawton,Tawton, Devon, founded in1919. 805 GRIEVES,GRIEVES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Truckin' Truckin' round round Scotland. Scotland RadioRatho:- ArrhurArthur Southern,Southern, 1997.1997. pp. 112. Photographic record of commercial conunercial vehiclesvehicles builtbuih and and used used in Scotland.Scotland. 806 LEE,LEE. DAVID. DAVlD. Heavy Heavy haulage haulage & &abnormal abnormal loads, loads, vol.vol. 3. Nynehead: Roundoak, 1997.1997. pp. 176.176.174 174 photosphotos (87 col.)col.). 807 SANDERS,SANDERS, MAURICE MAURlCE H. GiantsH. Giants of timberof timber and and transport transport: they they don't don't make make them them like like that that any any more.more. Ashwell, Herts:Hens: CormeyCorrney PubMs,Publns, 1997. pp. viii,viii, 88.11388. 113 photos.photos. Fourth ofof thethe author's volumes volumes of of stories stories about about the the menmen andand women involved inin rotundround timber haulage. 808 STOREY.STOREY, RICHARD. RICHARD. Charles Charles Dunbar Dunbar and and the the co-ordination co-ordination of ofparcels parcels carriers carriers between between thethe wars. JaiJnl Rly Rly & Canal Canal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 32 (1996-8) pp. pp. 265--9.265--9. 809 TRITTON,TRlTION, P. Wincheap P. Wincheap memories: memories: a pictoriala pictorial history history of of a acomer comer of of Canterbury. Canterbury. Canterbury: RobertRoberr BrettBren & & Sons,Sons, 1996.1996. pp. 208. Robert Brett && SonsSons Ltd,Lld, haulage haulage cotradors coCractors and and aggregate aggregate suppliers. 810 VAUGHAN,VAUGHAN, DAVID. DAVID. A Aseaside seaside family.family. VintageVintage Commercial VehiclesVehiclesno. no. 93 (Sep. 1997)1997) pp.pp. 34-7,34-7, no. 94 (Ocl(Oct. 1997) pp. 36-9, no.110. 95 (Nov. 1997)pp. 12-14. (N~~n:~History of the Eastbourne~ roadmU haulage contractor,contractor, F.F. Avann,Aware, 1912-d992.1912-c.1992.

DG2DGl TRANSPORTTRANSPORT OF OF PASSENGERS PASSENGERS DIC26-4DGllHI °moans,0nuIi..... trolleybas troIIeyInu and od tramysty tramway opendo 811 HILTON,HILTON, ALAN. ALAN. Development Development of DoncasterofDoncasta- busbus services. services. SheffSheffield:ield: author, 1996. pp. (12).[121 8 photos. An outline historyhistory ofof electric electric tram, tnm, trofleybus troUeybus andand motorbus motorbus operation by DoncasterDoncasta- Corporation and and successors successors since 1902.

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812 TOWNS1N,TOWNS IN, ALAN. B.E.T.'s RE.T.'s unsung unsung centenary. centenary. Buses vol. 49,49. no.no 503503 (Feb. 1997) pp.pp 18 21.21. Outline history of the British Electric Traction group. London and London TransportTransport 813 BLACKER, KEN.KEN. London'sLondon's utilityutility buses. buses. Harrow Weald: Weald: CapitalCapItal Transport.Transport, 1997. pp. 176. Many photos,photos, 2 drwgs.drwgll. Detailed history ofof756 756 buses delivereddelivered to to LPTB LPTB inin 1941-{;.1941-6. 814 GENT,GENT, JOHN JOHN B. andB. and MEREDITH, MEREDlTH, JOHN JOIIN IL Clapham11. Clapham and and Streatham Streatham tramways, tramways, includingincluding Tooting andand Earlsfield. Midhurst: Middleton, 1997. pp.pp [96]. 121121 photos.photos, 55 drwgll,drwgs, 10 10 maps maps & &plans. pls.. 'Tramway[Tramway classicsclaSSICS series.[series.) A pictorial history. 817815 GLAZIER,GLAZIER. KEN. KEN. London London buses buses before before the the war.war. Harrow Weald:Weald: Capital Transport, 1995.1995. pp. 160.160. Many photos.photos. Covers motor buses, trolleybuses trolleybuses and and trams, trams, 1933-9 1933-9 (in (in continuationcontinuation ofofThe The last years of the General). With LPTB fleet fleet listlist on on vestingvesting day, 1 July 1933. 816 HARLEY. ROBERT ROBERT J. J. Barnet Barnet and and FinchleyFinchleytramways. tramways. MidhurstMldhurst: Middleton,Mlddleton, 1997.1997. pp. [96]. 120120 photos,p.hotos, 8 maps & plans,plans, 1919 figs, facsims. [Tramway classicsclaSSICS series]series.) , A pictorial history. 817 JOHNSON,JOHN SON, JEF.JEF. LondonLondon coachcoach operators in colour, 1950-1980. Shepperton.'Shepperton: lanAl/an,Ian Allan, 1997.1997. pp. 79. Colour photographic record 818 JONES,JONES. DAVE. DAVE. Enfield Enfield and and Wood Wood Green Green tramways. tramways. ModhurscMidhurst: Middleton, 1997.1997. pp. [96].(96). 121121 photos,photos. drwg, 88 maps & plans.plans. [Tramway[Tramway classicsclaSSICS series.]series. 1 A pictorial histon'.history. 819 I1.ANE, .ANE, KEVIN. AnAn illustrated illustrated history history of of London London buses. buses. Shepperton: lastlan Allan. 1997. pp. 14+144. ManyMany photos. photos. Short histories of each each class of London TransportTransport buses. buses. 820 LLOYD,LLOYD, COLIN, COLlN, JOHNSON, JOHN SON, JEF JEF and and GRIMES, GRIMES, KEITH. KEITH. London London coach coach handbook. handbook. 2nd 2nd edn. eOO. Harrow Weald:Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1997.1997. pp. 128,128,[87]. [87]. Col. photos & fleetfleet listslist. ofof London London coach coach operatorsoperators as at 1 Sept.Sept 1997. 821 LONDON TROLLEYBIISTROLLEYBIJS PRESERVATION PRESERVATION SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Trolleybuses Trolleybuses in in west west London: London: aa pictorialpictorial survey.survey. Sandy.Sandy, 1996.1996. pp. 128. Many photos (8pp col.)col.). -Trolleybuses in north-westnoith-wed London:London: aa pictorialpictorial survey.survey. 1997.1997. pp.pp. 128.128. Many photosphotos (8pp col.).coL). 822 McLACHLAN. London London Buses Buses 1985-1995: 1985-1995: managing managing the the change. change. Glossop:Crlossop: Venture,Venture, 1996.1996. pp. 127. Many photos (incl. col.), 1010 col. route maps. [British busbus & truck heritage series.[series.) The privatisation ofof London London has bus services.services. Tabulated details of LT bus bus garagesgarages in appendix. 823 NEWMAN, A. A. G. G. London's London's wartime wartime gas gas buses. buses. Harrow Weald:Weald: Capital Transport, 1997. pp. 64.2464. 24 photos, photos, 5 drwgs,drins, fleetfleet list. The use ofof producerproducer gasgas as as a afuel fuel for for buses buses during during W.W.1 W.W.I & & 2,2, particularlyparticularly in London. 824 REED, JOHN. LondonLondon tramways. Harrow Weald: Weald: Capital Transport,Transport. 1997. pp. 152.252 photos (14 col.). A history. Apps:Appx: ScrappingScrapping dates of London tramstrams 1933-53. 825 RIXON, GEOFF. GEOFF. The The heyday heyday of of the the Routemaster.Routemaster. Shepperton: lanIan AlIan,Allan. 1997. pp. 79. Colour photographicphotographic record. 826 ROBBINS.ROBBINS. GEORGE. General buses ofof the twenties:twenties: an introduction to thethe K,K, S,S, NS,NS, LSLS classes.classes. Malvern: Images Images PubIngdohnPub/ng/John A. A. S.S Hambley,11 ambley, 1996. pp. 128. London General Omnibus Co. 827 RUSSELLRUSSELL, TERRY.TERRY. Croydon's Croydon's trolleybuses. trolleybuses. MidhurstMidhurst: Middleton.Middleton. 1996.1996. pp. [96].(96). 120120 photos, photos. 22 drwgs,drwgll, facsims,facsims, routeroute map. [Trolleybus[Trolleybus classics.classiCS. no. 2.)2.] A pictorial history. 828 TOUNSIN,TOWNSIN. ALAN ALAN and and BEARD, BEARD, TONY. TONY. The The first first RTs. RTs: a ahistory history of ofRTs RTs 1-151.1-151. Harrow Weald.. Weald: Capital Transport, 1996.1996. pp. 144.144. Many photos. A detailed history of this LTLT bus bus class. class.

1N;2bDG2b OmnibusOmnibus and and coachcoach operation (see(see also also no.no. 751)751) 829 BASSETT,BASSETI, JOHN.JOHN. WheelsWheels aroundaround Sutton,Sulton, Lichfield andand Tamworth. Studley: Brewin, 1997.1997. pp. 86.86.75 75 dins.illns. The development ofof bushas andand coach coach services services around around Sulton Sutton Coldfie1d Coldfield up up to to the the 1970s. 1970s, principally principally the the Birmingham Birmingham & & Midland Midland Motor Omnibus Co. (Midland Red) and A.A T. HastilowHastilow & & SonSon (Tudor(Tudor Rose). Rose). 830 BOOTH, GAVIN. BritishBritish buses buses in colour.Shepperton..colour.Shepperton: lanIan AlIan.Allan. 1996.1996. pp.112. Many col.col. photos.photos. The development ofof thethe bus bus in in Britain Britain 1950~6.1950-86. 831 BROWN, STEWARTSTEWART J. J. BusBus review review no.no. 12:12: review of 1996. 1996. Newbridge, Midlothian: BusBus EnthusiastEnthusia.tPublng, Publng, 1997.1997. pp.pp. 48. Many photos,photos, incl. col. 832 CARTER,CARTER. C. TheC. The heyday heyday of of thethe bus: bus: the the postwar postwar years. Shepperton: IanIon Allan,AlIan, 1997.1997. pp. 79. Colour photographic record 1949-52. 833 CASH, JOHN. The ATL story.story. Buses vol. 49, no. 505 (Apr.(Apr. 1997) pp. 23-7.23-7. History ofof this this Yorkshire-basedYorkshire-based bus & coach operating group,group, 1986-9. 834 CONDIE,CONDlE, ALLAN ALLAN T. T.Alexanders A1exanders buses buses remembered.remembered. Nuneaton..Nuneaton: author, 1996-8. 33 vols.vols. vol. 1,1, 1945-1961.1945-1961. 1996. 1996. pp. pp. 96.21796. 217 photos, photos, 2 2 route route maps, maps, plan. vol. 2,2,1961-1985.1997. 1961-1985. 1997. pp. 112.289 photosphoIIls (26 col.). A photographic history of the busesbus. of of Alexander Alexander & & Sons Sons Ltd, Ud, with with sheet short historicalhistorical introductionsintroductions toto eacheach volume. With detailsdetai1s of Fleet Fleet numbering system,system, Garages, Routes, Tickets, ParcelsParcels service, and Livery inin appendices. appendices. vol. 3. Bodywork 1943-1960.1998.1943-1960. 1998. pp. pp. 96.250 96. 250 photos photos (I (1 co).), col.), 7pp 7pp col. col. drwgs.drwgll. Bus and coach bodiesbodies buih built byby A1exandersAlexanders Coachbuilding Coachbuilding department, department, 1943~ 1943-8 andand Waher Walter Alexander Alexander & & Co.Co. (Coachbuilders),(Coachbuilders), I1949-60. 949-{;0. 835 COWIE busbus handbook. [On title page: ArrivaArrive butbus handbook.]handbook.) Telford:Telford: BritishBritish Bus Bus Publng, 1997.1997. pp. 238. Many photos,photos, ine!.incl. col. Current fleet lists, with briefbriefhistory history of of thethe Cowie Cowie Group Group plc plc and and its its bus bus companies. companies. 836 GRIMLEY,GRIMLEY, ROGER.ROOER. The Brad'ry bus: bus: thethe story of the first motor buses toto Bradworthy, SutoambeSutcombe and Meddon. BigburyBigbury: author,author, 1997.1997. pp. 28, (8)PI pl.pI. Typescnpt.TypeSCript. [Devon[Devon omnibus collection,collection• no. 17.)171 A history of services inin northnorth Devon,Devon, 1908-56.1908-56. 837 GRIMLEY,GRIMLEY, ROGER. ROOER. Half Half a crown a crown from from Stibb Stibb Cross: Cross: thethe story ofof Hill'sHill's Services. Bigbury.•Bigbury: author, 1997.1997. pp. 36, (4)[4] pl.pI. Typescript.TypeSCript. [Devon ommbusomnibus collectIon,collection, no. 19.]19.) A history of this northnorth DevonDevon operator.operator.

697 838 GRIMLEY,GRIMLEY, ROGER. ROGER. A pintA pint of beerofbeer or or a areturn return to to Bridiam: Brixham: the the story story ofofBurton Burton Cars. Bigbury:Bigbury: author, 1997. pp. S6,56, [4)[4] pI.pl. Typescript. [Devon[DevolI omllibusomnibus collectioll,collection, no. 18.]18.) A history of services operaIedoperated by by the the Geddes Geddes tlunily family of of Brixham Brixham and and their their competiton, competitors, 1925-93. 1925-91 839 HALL,HALL, COUN. COLIN. Buses Buses in in Hampshire Hampshire. Salisbury: author, 1997. pp. (56).[56]. 107107 col.col. photos. A photographic record,record, 1985-91.1985-91. 840 HUTCHINSON,HUTCHINSON, ERIC. ERIC. 40 yearn40 yean of ofbusesbuses in in Newcastle Newcastle uponupon Tyne. Glossop: Venture,Vellture, 1996. pp. 80. [Colour album no. 5.)5.] Colour photographic record. 841 THETHE IRELAND IRELAND and and islands islands bus bus handbook. handbook. Telford: British BusBus Publng, 1997. pp. 144. Many photos, incl. col. Current fleet fistslists ofof stage stage carriage & expressexpress coach opendonoperators inin Ireland, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. 842 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, KEITH KEITH A. FirstBus: A. FirstBus: Britain's Britain's largest largest bus bus operator, operator, incorporating incorporating Badgerline Badgerline & Grampian.Grampian. Bradford: AutobusAutobua Review,Review. 1997. pp. 112. ManyManyphotos(4pp photos (4pp col.). History of thethe three bus groups in the title.title. 843 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, KEITH KEITH A Stagecoach A. Stagecoach Holdings: Holdings: bringing bringing the the has bus out out of of thethe dark dark. ages. ages. Bradford: AcrobatAutobus Review,Review, 1996. pp. 112. Many photos (8pp(8pp col.). A history since the formationformation of the group in 1980. With lists of companies ownedowned or or controlled controlled by by it it Includes brief mention of its railway operationsoperations sincesince 1995. 844 LAMB,LAMB, PHIL. PHIL. Fishwick Fishwick at at 90. Buses vol. 49, no. S12512 (Nov.(Nov. 1997) pp.pp. 28-30.28-30. John Fishwick & SonsSons Ltd, busbus & coachcoadI operators ofof Leyland, Lancashire.Lancashire 84S845 THETHE LANCASHIRE, LANCASHIRE, Cumbria Cumbria & Manchester& Manc:hesIer bus bus handbook. handbook. Telford:Telford: British BusBus Publng, 1996. pp. 133.135. Many photos, incl.incl. col. Current fleet lists ofof stage stage carnagecarriage & eddessexpress coachcoach operators. 846 MACDONALD,MACOONALD, SANDY. SANDY. Diminishing Diminishing independents. independents. BuserBuses vol. 49 (1997), 00.31no. 511I (Sept)(Sept) pp.pp. 29-31; no.no. 512 (Nov.) pp. 20-3.20-3. Valedictory histories of AyrshireAynhire bus operators AA AA Motor Services UdLtd andand McGill's McGill's Bus Service Ud.Ltd. 847 THETHE MERSEYSIDE MERSEYSIDE & Cheshire& Cheshire bas bus handbook. handbook. Telford::Telford: British Bus Publllg,Publng, 1996. pp. 111.Ill. Many photos, include col. Current fleet listslists ofof stage stage carnagecarriage && expressexpress coachcoach operators. 848 MILLAR,MILLAR, ALAN. ALAN. Thames Thames TransitTransit [Buses profile]profile.) Buses vol. 49, no. 508 (July(July 1997) pp.pp. 16-19.16-19. A historyhisto!)' of this Oxford bus & coachcoad! operator, 1987-97.1987-97. 849 MILLS,MILLS, GEOFF. GEOFF. Fowler's Fowler's Travel Travel of HolbeachofHolbeach Drove, Drove, Lincolnshire: Lincolnshire: serving serving the the Fens Fens for half a centurycentury: aa pictorialpictorial surveysurvey ofof thethe company's operations. Colchester: MW TransportTrallsport Pubbrs,Publlls,for for Fowler'sFowler's Travel, 1997 pp.48. Many photos. W. H. FowlerFowler & & SonsSons (Coaches)(Coaches) Ltd, busbus operators. 850 MILLS, GEOFF. GEOFF. Fifty Fiflyyean years serving serving the the Fens.Fens. Buses vol. 49, no.no, 512 (Nov.(Nov. 1997)pp.1997) pp. 17-19.17-19. W. H. Fowler & SonsSons (Coaches) Ltd, bus operatorsoperators of of Holbeachildbeach Drove, Lincolnshire.LincoInshire. 851 MORRIS,MORRIS, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. Bus Bus scene scene in colour:colour ten yearsyean of deregulation. Shepperton:SheppertOIl: JailJan AIIoII.Allan, 1996. pp. 79. Colour photographic record, 1986-96. 852 THETHE NORTH NORTH & West& West Midlands Midlands has bus handbook. handbook. Telford: British BusBus Publng,Publllg. 1996. pp. 131. Many photos, include col. Current fleet lidslists of of stage stage carriage carriage & & express express coachcoach operators. 853 THE.THE NORTH NORTH & West& West Wales Wales has bus handbook. handbook. Teybrd:Telford: British Bus Publllg,Publng, 1996. pp. 127. Many photos,phOlos, incl. col. Current fleet listslists ofof stage stage carriage & expressexpress coach operators. 854 834 PILTZ,PIL6,f:r~~~'!:l.h!~~N;:::e HOWARD J. The heyday of the bin: North West. Shepperton:~f0;%~~ JailJan AUall,Allan, 1996. pp. 79. Colour photographic record of the post-war years to the early 1970s. 85585S POSTLETHWAITE,POSTLETHW AITE, HARRY. HARRY. Cumberland Cumberland Motor Motor Services Services 1921-1996. Glossop: VentureVellture PubIns,Publns, 1996. pp. 144. Many photos (pp. 113- 44 cal.).col.). [British busbus & truck heritage series.]series.) Chiefly coverscovers period since 1983. 856 PRESCOTT,PRESCOTT, DAVID. DA VID. JF&S: JF&s: John John Fishwick Fishwick && SamSons 1907-1997.1907-1997. Glossop: SeniorSellior Publlls,Pubins, 1997. pp. 96. Many photos, facsims, fleetfleet list. John Fishwick & SonsSons Ltd, busbus & coachcoadI operatorsoperators of Leyland, Lancashire.Lancashire. 857 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, P. P.L RoadL. Road excursions excursions from from Doncaster Doncaster upup to 1914.1914. Yesterday Today(DoncasterToday (Doncaster Libraries)Libraries) no.no. 2222 (Apr.(Apr. 1997) pp.pp. 35--4l.35-41. 858 SENIOR,SENIOR, JOHN JOHN A. A.40 40 years yean ofbuses of buses in in Manchester. Manchester. Glossop:GIoIIOP: Venture,Vellture, 1996. pp. 80. [Colour album no. 1.]I.) Colour photographicphotographic record, including trolleybuses. 859 THETHE SOUTH SOUTII Wales Wales bus bus handbook. handbook. Telford:Telford: British Bus Publng, 1996. pp. 124. Many photos, incl.incl. col. Current fleet listslists ofof stage stage carriagecarriage && expressexpress coachcoadI operators. 860 W WALLlS,ALLIS, PHILIP. PHILlP. Bus Bus kaleidoscope kaleidoscope 1967.1967. Shepperton:Sheppertoll: lallAllall,fan Allan, 1997. pp. ll2.I t2. Many photos.photos. An illustrated accountaccount of the state ofof the BritishBritish bus industry in 1967. 861 WAYMAN,WAYMAN, DAVID. DAVID. Oldham OldhamCorporation Corporation buses. buses. Croydon:Croydoll: DTSPublllg,DTSPubing, 1997. pp. [iil.[ii], 109.109. ManyMany photos photos (4pp(4pp col.),col.), 22 routeroute maps. A history. With rims lists ofof services, services, fleetfleet list,list, andand statistics statistics inin appendices.appendices. 862 WILSON,WILSON, REG. REO. Municipal Municipal buses buses in in colour colour 1959-1974.1959-1974. Shepperton:SheppertOIl: JailJan AUaIl,Allan, 1997. pp. 128. Many col.col. photos,photos, map on endppr. Short IKlCOUntaccount of each municipalmunicipal operator illustrated with pphotoshotos ofbusof bus livery and coat of arms. 863 WRIGHT,WRIGHT, PETER. PETER. Road Road transport transport between between Bristol Bristol andand Naihea.NaiIsea. PennantPellllallt (NaiLsea(NaiIsea & District LocalLoca1 Hid.Hist. Soc.)Soc.) no. 14 (Apr. 1996) pp. 6-6- 12. A history ofofbus has services.services.

DG2cOOle: TroIIey_TroBeybus systemssyatems 864 HALL,HALL., DAVID. DAVID. Reading Reading trolleybusas troI1eybuses. Afidhurst:Midhurst: MiddletOll,Middleton, 1997. pp. [96].[96). 120120 photos,photos, 2 drwgs, facsims,W:sims, route map. (TroUeybus[Trolleybus classics,classiCS, no. S.)5.] A pictorial history. 865 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT ROBERT J. MaidstoneJ. Maidstone trolleybuses. trolleybuses. Midhairst:Midhurst: Mlddleton.Middleton, 1997. pp. [96].[96). 120120 photos,photos, 2 drwgs,drwgs. facsims,fKsims, route map. [TroUeybus[Trolleybus classics, no. 4.)4.] A pis:tonalpictorial histo!)'.history. 866 WELLS,WELLS, MALCOLM. MALCOLM. Kingston King,;ton upon upon Hull Hull trolleybuses. trolleybuses. (Reading?]:{Readillg? J: Trolleybooks,TrO/leyboolcs, 1996. pp. 136, t1dgfIdg route map. Many photos (4pp col.), 4 drwgsdrwgs, 33 maps & plans. With fleet lid,list, chronology chronology of of services, services, fares, fares, timetables,timdabies, overhead line instalIations,installations, ....and statisticssUlistica in appendices.appendices.

698 DG2dDGld TramwayTl'IIIIIWlly systemssyste_ (see(sec also no. 12,266)12, 266) 867 BIRMINGHAM'SBIRMINGHAM'S battery battery trams.trams. Ind1HeritageIndl Heritage vol. 15,IS, no. 3 (Aut. 1997) pp. 2-S.2-5. Operation ofoftbethe BournbrookBoumbrook route, 1890-1901890-1901. I. 868 ELLIS,ELLlS, NORMAN. NORMAN. South South Yorkshire Yorkshire trams trams on on old old picture picture postcards. postcards. Keywords:Keyworth: Reflections of a BygoneBygone Age, 1996.1996. pp.pp. 1361(36). 5151 postcardspostcards illus.ilJus. [Yesterday's Yorkshire series, no. 4.]4.) 869 GRAY,GRAY, EDWARD. EDW ARD. Salford's Salford's tramways, tramways, pt ptA I:history A history of local oflocal road road passenger passenger transport transport in inand and around around Salford Salford from from the the days days of of the the homehorse drawn omnibus toto the developmentdevelopment ofof electric electric tramway tramway system system 1824-1912. 18241912. Stockport: Farline,Foxline, 1997.1997. pp.pp. 88.88. 9494 photos,photos, 33 maps,maps, 66 figs.fi~. 870 HARLEYHARLEY ROBERT ROBERT I. SeatonJ. Seaton and and Eastbourne Eastbourne tramways. tramways. Midhurst: Middleton,Middleton. 1996.1996. 120120 photos.photos. 2 track diagms. [Tramway ClaSSICSclassics series.]series.) A pictorial history. 871 PALMER, STEVE. By tram to the tower. 2nd2ndedn. edn. (Blackpool?]:[Blackpool?]: lauthor?f[author?), , 1997.1997. pp. 72. 59S9 photos (7 cal.),col.), 3 track diagms.diagms. 872 PETCH,PETCH, MARTIN. MARTIN. Gosport Gosport and and Homdean Homdean tramways. tramways. Midharst:Midhurst: Middleton, 1997.1997. pp.pp. [961.(96). 120 photos, 1616 maps & plans, 88 figs.fi~. [Tramway classics series.]series.) A pictorial history of the Gosport & Fareham Tramways.Tramways, HaslarHasler Tramway (Royal Naval Hospital), and Portsdown & HorndeanHomdean LightLight Rly.R1y. 873 PRICE, GEOFF. A nostalgic look at LlandudnoL1andudno and Colwyn Bay tram

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