A BibliographyBibliography ofof the History of Inland Waterways, RailwaysRailways && RoadRoad TransportTransport inin the BritishBritish Isles,Isles, 19991999

SECTION GG GENERALGENERAL GC TRANSPORTTRANSPORT IN IN PARTICULAR PARTICULAR REGIONS REGIONS OFOF THE GC1h -NorthEngland-North West West RegionRegion BRITISH ISLES 11 HERSON, JOHN. Canals, roads and the River Dee: early 19th century transport in the area. In GC1b England-SouthEngland-South WestWest RegionRegion early 19th century transport in the Chester area. In Recording, researching, revealing: proceedings of the 1 CHEESLEY, DAVID (comp). transport. Stroud: Second Waterways HistoryHistory Conference...1998.Conference ... 1998. pp. Chalford Puffing,Publng, 1998. pp. 128.128. [The archivearchive 13-18. photographs series.]series.] GC1IGC11 England-YorkshireEngland-Yorkshire A photographic record, incl. railways, trams, buses & coaches and commercial vehicles. 12 BINNS, DONALD. Skipton-in-Craven In in the 20th20th century: over 170 photographs with detailed captions. 2 GREENWOOD, JOHN.JOHN. The industrialindustrial archaeologyarchaeology Skipton: Trackside PubIns,Publns, 1999. pp. 96. and industrial history of southsouth westernwestern England:England: a Ch. 4 (pp. 57-65), Skipton railways; 55 (pp. 66-87), bibliography. CardiffCardiff:. MertonMerton PrioryPriory Press,Press, 1999. pp. Agriculture, industry and road transport; also incl. xii,xii,253. 253. photos of Leeds & Canal Springs Branch. Bristol, , Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire,Gloucestershire, Somerset and . 3888 entries, with author GC2 ScotlandScotland and subject indexes. 13 t FONTANE,FONTANE, THEODOR. THEODOR. Beyond Beyond thethe Tweed:Tweed: a tour of GC1c England-SouthEngland-South East East RegionRegion Scotland in 1858.1858. London: Libris,Libris, 1999. pp. 230. 11 drwgs by Bernhard von Lepel, map. 3 BABTIE GROUP LTD. Industrial Berkshire. Based on Orig. publ. in 1860. Includes accounts of journeys a texttext commissionedcommissioned by BerkshireBerkshire CountyCounty CouncilCouncil by train, stage coach and steamboat. from Berkshire Ind!Indl Arch. Grp. Reading, [c.1997]. pp. [36].[36].36 36 innsillns (19(19 col.),col.), 3 tables.tables. 14 HUNTER, D. L. G. Edinburgh's transport. New edn of pp. [4-1£4-10],0],e. TheThe developmentdevelopment ofof aa transporttransport Ott.9495, vol.vol. 2, The Corporation years 1919-1975.1919--1975. infrastInfraslructure.ructur Chetwode: Adam Gordon,Gordon, 1999. pp. 190, col. fldgfldg route map. Many photos. 4 CROCKER, GLENYS (ed). Surrey's industrial past.past. Appx. 1, Tramcars; 2, Buses; 3, Tickets; 4, Traffic Guildford: SurreySurrey InO1 Indl Hist.Hist. Group, 1999. pp. ix, 150. statistics. Ch. 7 (pp. 73-94), Transport. GC3 WalesWales 5 EVE, DAVID. A guide to the Industrialindustrial archaeology of Kent. tn.p.]:[n.p.}: Assocn forfor Ind'Indl Arch., 1999. pp. 60. 15 ELLIS,ELLlS, BRYN. The history of HalkynHalkyn mountain:mountain: the Ch. 10 (pp. 40-7), Maritime transport; 1111 (pp.(pp. 48-48- mountain withwith lead in its veins.veins. Halkyn: HO/gain,He/ygain, 55), Land and air transport. 1998. pp. 239.239.9 9 photos,photos, 1818 figs, 14 maps. 6 LESLIE,LESLlE, KIM, SHORT,SHORT, BRIANBRIAN andand ROWLAND,ROWLAND, pp. 208-17, TravellingTravelling on and overover thethe mountain.mountain. SUSAN (ed). An historical atlas of Sussex: an atlas of Covers roads, railwaysrailways andand ropeway,ropeway, proposedproposed the history of the counties of East and West Sussex. and actual, serving the area. Chichester: Phillimore, 1999. pp. x, 166. 16 tt JENKINS,JENKINS, GERAINTGERAINT H. andand JONES,JONES, IEUANIEUAN IncludesIncludes cartographic presentations of transporttransport (ed). Cardiganshire county history, vol. 3: and industrial developments. Cardiganshire inin modernmodern times.times. Cardiff: Univ. ofof London Press,Press, forfor Cardiganshire Cardiganshire AntiquarianAntiquarian Soc./RoyalSoc.lRoyal Commsn Ancient & Hist. MonumentsMonuments of 7 BULL, JOHN, with assistance from Laurie AkehurstAkehurst Wales, 1998. pp. viii, 633. and others. London bus and Underground timetables: a comprehensivecomprehensive listlist of busbus andand Underground Underground GC4 IrelandIreland timetable books, including thosethose issuedissued byby LondonLondon Transport 1933-97, London Country 1970-86, plusplus 17 RYNNE, COLlN.COLIN. The industrial archaeology of Cork all knownknown booksbooks issuedissued since 19111911 byby LondonLondon city and its environs.environs. Dublin: Stationery Office,Office, 1999. General Country Services, East Surrey,Surrey, National,National, pp. xiii, 325.325.134 134 figsfigs (some(some col.),coL), 5 tables. Autocar, Amersham & District. Watford:Watford: London Hist. Ch. 77 (pp.(pp. 174-222),174-222), TransportTransport andand communic-communic­ Research Grp, OmnibusOmnibus Society,Society, 1998. pp. [32]. 24 ations. tables. GC6 IsleIsle of of Man Man 8 CREATON, HEATHER.HEATHER. Sources Sources for for thethe history of London 1939--45:1939-45: a guideguide andand bibliography.bibliography. London: 18 EDWARDS, BARRY. Isle of Man railways locomotive, British Records Assocn, 1998. pp. xii, 196.196. [Archives tram and rollingrolling stockstock directory.directory. Ballasalla: B & C and the user, no. 9.] Puffins,Publns, 1999. pp. 48. GC1d England-WestEngland-West Midlands Midlands RegionRegion GE TRANSPORTTRANSPORT ENGINEERING ENGINEERING 99t-1- DANIELS, TERRYTERRY (ed.(ed. for LangleyLangley LocalLocal HistoryHistory Grp). MakingMaking and movingmoving inin Langley.Langley. 1West[West GE1 BiographiesBiographies of of civil civil engineersengineers Bromwich?]:Bromwich?}: Sandwell Library & InformationInformation Service, 1999. pp. 160. Many iIIns.illns. 19 BARNES, MARTIN. Contracted to the past. New Civil EngrEngr5/12 5/12 Aug. 1999. pppp 20-1.20-1. GC1e England-EastEngland-East Midlands Midlands RegionRegion The comparative merits of engineers of the past as 10 FRY,FRY, TERRY. TERRY. TheThe historyhistory ofof Carrington: Carrington: aa contract managers. suburb. [Nottingham}:[Nottingham]: author,author, 1999. pp. 20 , ANTHONY. Thomas Thomas Telford: Telford: aa newnew [i],[ij,56. 56. perspective. London: Aurum Press, 1999. pp. 232.232.25 25 Ch.Ch.4 4 (pp. 19--22),19-22), Turnpikes, trains and trams. photos, 6 maps, 13 diagms.

428 21 WORTH, MARTIN. Sweat and inspiration: pioneers of A survey of surviving remains. pp.pp. 30-3, Transport, the IndustrialIndustrial Age. Stroud: Sutton Publng,Publng, 1999. pp. 41-55, Gazetteer. 200. Based on the author's BBC radio series on the 28 JEUDA, B. S. The limestone quarries of Caldon Low lives and work of thethe early engineers. 1769-1939. Tarmac PapersPapers vol. 3 (1999)(1999) pp. 193- 217. The quarries were worked by the Trent & MerseyMersey GE3 ArchitectureArchitecture and and design: design: bridges, bridges, viaducts,viaducts, Canal, 1797-1847, and and thenthen by thethe NorthNorth buildings Rly and LM&SR until 1934. 22 JAMES, J. G. The evolution of wooden bridge trusses 29 STANIER, PETER. SouthSouth westwest granite: aa history of to 1850.1850. InIn Jnl Inst. Wood Science vol. 9 (1982)(1982) pp. the granite industry in Devon and Cornwall. Stst Austell:Austel/: 116-35,168-93.116-35, 168-93. Cornish Hillside Publns, 1999. pp. viii, 223. The small number of British road and rail bridges is With chapter on Transporting granite. set inin thethe contextcontext ofof continental continental EuropeanEuropean andand American developments. GK6GKS Parliament,Parilarnent, Government Government and and transporttransport -repr.repr. inin YEOMANS,YEOMANS, DAVID T.T. (ed),(ed), TheThe development of of timbertimber as aa structuralstructural material.material. 30 DEVINE, ROSEMARY (comp). Index to the Local and Aldershot: Ashgate, 1999. [StudiesrStudies in thethe historyhistory ofof Personal Acts 1797-1849. London: Stationery Office,Office, civil engineering, vol. 8] pp. 327-72. 1999.2 vols.vols. pp.pp. ix, 604; vi, 603-1279. Acts listed alphabetically by short title. 23 STOTT, LOUIS. BridgesBridges of of thethe river Forth and its tributaries. Forth Naturalist & HistorianHistorian vol. 22 (1999)(1999) 31 JENKINS, PETER R. (comp). Parliamentary acts of pp. 133-53. the yearyear 18451845 relatingrelating toto railwaysrailways andand canals.canals. Rev. from: A tale of bridges, and so Forth. Picture Pulborough: DragonwheelOragonwheel Books, 1998. pp. 16. Postcard Monthly no. 128 (Dec. 1990) pp.pp. 16-18.16-18. A list in chapter order. GQGO APPRECIATION OF TRANSPORT GE4 MechanicalMechanical engineering engineering 24 BEDDOES, KEITHKEITH and WHEELER,WHEELER, COLINCOLlN andand GQ1G01 PreservationPreservation STEPHEN. Metro-Cammell: 150 years of STEPHEN. Metro-Cammell: 150 years of 32 DIVALL, COLIN.COLlN. GoingGOing places?: visitors, enthusiastsenthusiasts craftsmanship. Cheltenham: Runpast, 1999. pp. 112. Cheltenham: Runpast, 1999. pp. 112. and the public history of transport: a lecturelecture delivereddelivered Many illns.iIIns. at the on 12th March 1999 A mainlymainly pictorial history of railwayrailway andand tramwaytramway as hishis inauguralinaugural addressaddress asas ProfessorProfessor ofof RailwayRailway rolling stock and bus body construction by this rolling stock and bus body construction by this Studies in the UniversityUniversity of . York: Inst. of Rly company andand its predecessors,predecessors, with with listslists ofof York: Inst. of Rly customers. Studies, 1999. pp. 11.11. [Working papers inin railwayrailway studies, no. 6.] The museummuseum interpretationinterpretation of transporttransport history,history, with particular reference to the NRM. GK TRANSPORT AND THE NATION 33 LONDON TRANSPORTTRANSPORT MUSEUM. Depot guide:guide: 25 1t- CALVERT,CALVERT, ROGERROGER (ed), The raperape ofof Britain'sBritain's London TransportTransport Museum'sMuseum's CollectionsCollections Centre.Centre. railways and waterways. Truro: author, 1999. pp. 329. [1999]. pp. 16.16. Col.Col. Dins.illns. Copies of nationalnational andand regionalregional presspress cuttings,cuttings, Guide to the Depot at Acton Town. Also publ. as 1930s to present. supplement to Rly World Dec. 1999. 26 TURNOCK, D. The historicalhistorical geographer'sgeographer's approachapproach 34 LONDON TRANSPORT MUSEUM. Museum guide.guide. to railwayrailway history: the relationsrelations between railwaysrailways and London, [1999]. pp. 48. Col. illns. canals. In AMBLER, ROD W. The history and practice Guide to the museum at Covent Garden Piazza. of Britain's railways (1999) pp.pp. 37-60.37-60. GR RESEARCHRESEARCH AND AND STUDY STUDY OF OF TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ANDAND GK4 TransportTransport and and Industry, Industry, trade trade and and agricultureagriculture TRANSPORT HISTORY 27 GOULD, SHANE. The SomersetSomerset coalfield.coalfield. High-High­ 35 VAN DULDULKEN, KEN, STEPHEN. BritishBritish patents ofof bridge: Somerset Indlled! Arch. Soc.,Soc., 1999. pp. 67. 39 inventioninvention 1617-1977: aa guideguide forfor researchers.researchers. photos, 5 drwgs, 11 maps & plans.plans. [S.I.A.S. survey London: British Library, 1999. pp. xii, 211. no. 11.]

SECTION C CANALCANAL AND AND RIVERRIVER NAVIGATIONSNAVIGATIONS

CA GENERAL HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF 38 ROBINSON, M. E., SHIMWELL, D. W. and CRIBBIN, INLAND WATERWAYS ININ THETHE BRITISH ISLESISLES G. Re-assessing the logboat from LurganLurgan Townland, Co. Galway, Ireland. Antiquity vol. 73 (1999) pp. 903-903- 36 BILLINGHAM,BILLlNGHAM, NICK, NICK, inIn associationassociation with BritishBritish 8. Waterways. Waterways: images from an industrial Waterways. Waterways: images from an industrial 39 VAN de NOORT, ROBERT,ROBERT, MIDDLETON, RICHARD, age. Stroud: Tempus, 1999. pp. 128.128.157 157 photos. A photographicphotographiC record. FOXON, ANDREWAN DREW andand BAYLISS,BAYLlSS, ALEX.ALEX. TheThe 'Kilnsea-boat', and and some implicationsimplications fromfrom thethe CB INLAND WATERWAY TRANSPORT AT discovery of England'sEngland's oldest plankplank boatboat remains.remains. PARTICULAR PERIODS AntiquityAntiquityvol. vol. 73 (1999) pp. 131-5. Fragment ofof a BronzeBronze AgeAge sewnsewn boatboat probablyprobably used on the Humber estuary. CB1 Antiquity and eariyearly use of Inland navigation up to c.1600c.1S00 CB4 c.1850-1947c.1850-1947 The The period period of of decline decline 37 McGRAIL, SEANSEAN and ROBERTS,ROBERTS, OWAIN. AA Romano-British boat boat fromfrom thethe shore of the SevernSevern 40 BURNIP, TONY.TONY. TheThe canals canals of of England England and and Wales­ Wales - estuary. Mariner's Mirrorvol. 85 (1999) pp. 133-46. the futurefuture theythey nevernever had.had. Waterways Jnl [Boat Description of of thethe 3rd cent. AD boatboat find,find, withwith Museum Soc.] May 1999 pp. 53-71.53-71. discussion of thethe estuarial tradetrade routes on which it Survey of proposalsproposals for modernisingmodernising the canalcanal may have been used. network,network,1837-1974. 1837-1974.

429 CC INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN Mining & CavingCaving Club,Club, 1999. pp. 68. 80 PARTICULAR REGIONS OF THE BRITISH ISLES figs. [Mining HistoryHistory vol. 14, no.no. 11 (Smr(Smr 1999):1999); S.C.M.C.s.c.rvf.c. Account, no. 23.] CC1c England-SouthEngland-8outh East East RegionRegion CE INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY ENGINEERING ENGINEERING 41 COVE-SMITH, CHRIS. CHRIS. The The River Thames book: a guide to the Thames from the BarrierBarrier toto CrickladeCricklade CE1 BiographiesBiographies of of Inland Inland waterway waterway engineersengineers with the River Wey, Basingstoke Canal and Kennet & Avon Canal to GreatGreat Bedwyn.Bedwyn. New edn.edn. Stst Ives:Ives: 52 SKEMPTON, A.A. W. The engineering works of John lmray,Imray, Laurie, NodeNorie & Wilson, 1998. pp. 222. Grundy (1719-1783). InIn CIRIACONO, SALVATORESALVATORE CC1d England-WestEngland-West Midlands Midlands RegionRegion (ed), Land drainage and irrigation.irrigation. Aldershot: Ashgate Pubing,Publng, 1998. [Studies in in the historyhistory ofof civilcivil 42 KETTLE, MICHAELMICHAEL R. R. WalkingWalking the the canals of the engineering, vol. 3.] pp. 191-229. midlands. Knebworth: Able Publng, 1999.2 vols. IncludesIncludes his navigation works on thethe rivers Witham vol. 1. pp. 96. and Welland, the LouthLouth andand DriffieldDriffield Navigations,Navigations, Guide to the BirminghamBirmingham & Worcester,Worcester, Stafford-Stafford­ and thethe MarketMarket WeightonWeighton Canal.Canal. Repr.Repr. fromfrom shire & Worcestershire and Stourbridge Canals. Lincolnshire Hist. & Arch. vol. 19 (1984) pp. 6565-82.-82. vol. 2. pp. 127. Guide to the Stratford on Avon and GrandGrand UnionUnion CE3 ArchitectureArchitecture and and design: design: bridges,bridges, aqueducts,aqueducts, Canals. tunnels, locks, lifts,lifts, InclinedInclined planes, warehouses 43 SHILL, RAY. Birmingham'sBirmingham's canals.canals. Stroud: SuttonSutton 53 BINNIE, GEOFFREY. TheThe evolution of British dams. PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. 128. [Sutton's photographic historyhistory InIn JACKSON, DONALD C.C. (ed), Dams.Dams. Aldershot: of transport.] Ashgate Publng, 1998. [Studies in thethe history of civilcivil A photographic record. engineering, vol. 4.] pp. 87-104.87-104. Some reference to canal reservoirreservoir dams.dams. Repr.Repr. CC1f EnglandEngland-East-East Anglia from Newcomen Soc. TransTrans vol. 47 (1974-6) pp.pp. 207-24. 44 BOWSKILL, DEREK. TheThe Norfolk Broads and Fens: a cruisingcrUising guide guide to to thethe waterways of of thethe east of 54 CLARKE, MIKE. Paddling aboutabout in canalcanal history.history. England. Wadhurst: OPUS Book PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp.pp. Wwys WorldWorldvol. vol. 28 no. 8 (Aug. 1999) pp.pp. 78-9.78-9. 224, [16] col. pI.pl. 16 maps. History of lock paddle gear. CC1g NorthernNorthern England 55 SKEMPTON, A. W. Historical development of British embankment damsdams toto 1960.1960. InIn Clay barriersbarriers for 45 LOWER, JOHN. TheThe south Pennine ring: a seventy-seventy­ embankment dams:dams: proceedings ofof the conferenceconference mile circuit of canals, including the RochdaleRochdale Canal,Canal, organised byby the InstitutionInstitution of CivilCivil EngineersEngineers andand the HuddersfieldHuddersfield Narrow Canal,Canal, thethe HuddersfieldHuddersfield held in London on 18 October 1989. London: ThomasThomas Broad Canal and connecting partsparts of thethe AshtonAshton Telford, 1990. pp. 15-52. Canal [and] the Calder and Hebble Navigation. [Cover Some reference to canal reservoir dams. subtitle: aa walkers' and boaters'boaters' guide to thethe --repr.repr. in JACKSON, DONALD C.C. (ed).(ed), Dams.Dams. Rochdale and HuddersfieldHuddersfield Canals.]Canals.] Sheffield: Aldershot: AshgateAshgate PubIng,Publng, 1998. [Studies in thethe Hallamshire Press, 1998. pp. 128.128. ManyMany col.col. illns,illns, history of civil engineering, vol. 4.] pp. 267267-304.-304. maps. [A Richlow guide.]guide.] CE4 BoatsBoats and and boat boat buildingbuilding (see also nos. 79, 86, 100) CC1hCC1 h YorkshireYorkshire 56 CLARKE, MIKE. Canal boat building in Blackburn. InIn 46 HUGHES, PAUL.PAUL. StaithsStaiths (the(the earlyearly river jetties of DUCKWORTH, ALANALAN (ed), Aspects of Blackburn.Blackburn. York, Hull and Howden). Yorkshire Arch. Jnl vol. 71 Barnsley:Barns/ey: Wharncliffe Publng, 1999. pp. 2222-35.-35. (1999) pp. 155-84.155-84. 57 CUNLIFFE,CUNLlFFE, TOM.TOM. The ThamesThames sailingsailing barge.barge. CC2 ScotlandScotland Maritime Life & Traditions no. 2 (1999) pp. 42-57.42-57. 58 HAMILTON, ROBERT. Electrically-propelled 47 RANSOM, P.P. J. G.G. Scotland'sScotland's inlandinland waterways:waterways: 58 HAMILTON, ROBERT. Electrically-propelled canals, rivers andand lochs.lochs. Edinburgh: NationalNational narrowboats. Wwys WorldWorld vol. 28 no. 77 (July(July 1999)1999) Museums of Scotland,Scot/and, 1999. pp. 80.80.35 35 illns,illns, incl.incl. col. pp. 66-8. [Scotland's[Scot/and's past inin action series.] Trials of an overhead-wire system at Kidderminster on the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal. CC3 WalesWales 59 tt KIRBY, MARTIN. Albion:Albion: thethe story of thethe NorfolkNorfolk trading wherry. {?J:pp NorfolkNorfolk WherryWherry Trust,Trust, 1998. pp. 48 McELVOGUE, DOUGLASDOUGLAS M. M. The forgottenforgotten ways:ways: [?]. evidence forfor water-borne transporttransport inin NantNant Peris,Peris, Gwynedd. IndustrialIndustrial GwyneddGwyneddvol. vol. 4 (1999) pp. 5-15.5-15. 60 PAGET-TOMINSON, EDWARD. NBID [narrowboat[narrowboat 12th-18th cent. lake vessels and their use for identification]. WwysWwys WorldWor/dvol. vol. 28 (1999). transport. A series drawings and notes on different types of narrowboat. 49 NEEDHAM, DENNIS.DENNIS. Welsh Welsh canals canals - - then and now. Severners. no. no. 1 (Jan. 1999)1999) pp. 56-7.56-7. Talybont: Y Loffa,Lolfa, 1998. pp. 143. Narrowboats used on R. Severn. A brief history of each canal, with a descriptiondescription of British Waterways. no. 2 (Feb. 1999) pp.pp. 72-3.72-3. what is to be seen today. Early days. no. 3 (Mar. 1999) pp. 52-3. CoalCoal CC5 BritishBrttlsh contribution contribution to to overseas overseas waterwayswaterways boats, Bridgewater Navn. Fly boats. no. 4 (Apr. 1999) pp.pp. 80-1.80-1. 50 CLARKE, MIKE. British canal history in perspective.perspective. Waterwayswaterways Jnl [Boat Museum Soc.] May 19991999 pp.pp. CG INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY OPERATION OPERATION 24-36. Continental influences on British canal technology CG1 TransportTransport of of goods; goods; canalcanal carrierscarriers (see also no. 71) and vice versa. 61 FAULKNER, ALAN.ALAN. Birmingham && Midland.Midland. WwysWwys CD SPECIALSPECIAL TYPES TYPES OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY WorldWor/dvol. vol. 28 no. 10 (Oct. 1999) pp.pp. 50-4.50-4. TRANSPORT History of thisthis carryingcarrying companycompany establishedestablished inin 1964. CD01 UndergroundUnderground canals 62 JONES, NORMAN, MONK,MONK, JAMES,JAMES, jnr andand MONK,MONK, 51 POWELL, STEVE. The DudleyDudley limestonelimestone mines.mines. LEONARD. LancashireLancashire canal canal carriers,carriers, J.J. Monk & Matlock Bath: Peak District Mines Hist. Soc. /I Telford:Telford: Sons. Stockport: Foxline, [1999?]. pp. 64.64.116 116 photos. 430 63 O'DRISCOLL, PATRICIA.PATRICIA. TheThe StevensStevens barges.barges. A series of 'plans to engageengage the enthusiasmenthusiasm of a Archive no. 21 (Mar. 1999) pp. 59-64, no. 2222 (June(June wide range ofof peoplepeople throughthrough aa membership membership 1999) pp. 53-4.53-4. scheme possibly alliedallied toto aa new parallel trust for The barges of Harry Stevens of Guildford, used for the waterways'. carrying grain from London Docks to Coxes Mill,Mill, Weybridge until 1969. CK7 Inland waterway law 64 TAYLOR, MIKE. Victor Waddington: giantgiant of thethe 77 HAMILTON, ROBERT. Bygone bye-laws.bye-laws. WwysWwys South YorkshireYorkshire waterways.waterways. Dronfield:Oronfield: YorkshireYorkshire WorldWorldvol. vol. 28 no. 9 (Sep. 1999) pp.pp. 57-9.57-9. WaterwaysWaterways Pubins,Pub Ins, 1999. pp. 80.80.122 122 photos. Canal byelawsbye laws and associated canal-side notices. VW (1908-99) was proprietorproprietor of E. V.V. WaddingtonWaddington Ltd, boatboat buildersbuilders andand canalcanal carrierscarriers ofof Mexborough. CK8 InlandInland waterways waterways and and crimecrime 65 TAYLOR, MIKE. Tom Puddings and the waterwayswaterways 78 FISHER, PETER M. The water guard.guard. Brightlingsea: around Doncaster. InIn ELLIOTT,ELLlOTT, BRIAN (ed), Aspects JoyfulJoyfulPublns,1997. Publns, 1997. pp. 60, [12] pl.pI. of Doncaster, 2. Barnsley:Barns/ey: WharncliffeWharncliffe Publng,Publng, 1999. Historical notes on the Colne River Police, 1891- pp. 20-33. 1942.

66 THORN, PATRICK.PATRICK. CrowleyCrowley & Co., canalcanal carrierscarriers CL INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL CANALS CANALS AND AND RIVER RIVER NAVIGATIONS NAVIGATIONS 1811-73. JnIJnl RlyR/y & CanalCanal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 33 (1999- 2001) pp. 82-91.82-91. Based on the BCBCN N atat Wolverhamton.Wolverhamton. AireAlre & Calder Navigation 67 tf WHEAT,WHEAT, GEOFF.GEOFF. CanalCanal TransportTransport Ltd.Ltd. Reading: 79 BUGLASS,BUG LASS, JOHN.JOHN. StSt Aidan's: boats in a coal mine.mine. Maiwand Publng, 1999. pp. 40.4440.44 illns. CurrentCurrentArchaeologyvol. Archaeology vol. 14 (1998-9) pp. 259-64. History of this carrying company on the Leeds & Excavation of a lock, dock and four boats from the Liverpool Canal, 1930-65. 18th cent,cent. course ofofthe the R. Aire. CH INLANDINLAND WATERWAY WATERWAY LIFE LIFE AND AND LABOUR LABOUR 80 CLARKE, MIKEMIKE (comp). TheThe Aire andand CalderCalder Navigation. Stroud: Tempus, 1999. pp. 128.219 illns. 68 BRISTOW, ADRIAN. George Smith: the children'schildren's [Images of England series.] friend. Chester: lmogen,Imogen, 1999. pp. 181.181.27 27 illns. A photographic record. Biography of the social campaigner,campaigner, including his work on behalf of boating families. 81 HOULDER, ERIC. Excavations at St Aidan's, Allerton Bywater, Castleford. IndustrialIndustrial Heritage vol. 17, no. 3 69 BUSH, BOB. Extra rations for wartime boaters. Wwys (Aut. 1999) pp.pp. 2-6.2-6. WorldWorldvol. vol. 28 no. 12 (Dec. 1999) pp.pp. 47-50.47-50. Excavation of a lock, dock and four boats from the A schemescheme developed byby the MinistryMinistry of WarWar 18th cent. course of the R. Aire. Transport and Ministry of Food in WW.2.W.W.2. 70 -tt CHEETHAM-HOUGHTON,CHEETHAM-HOUGHTON, ROBERT.ROBERT. BurscoughBurscough Upper and Lower Avon NavigationsNavlgatlons (Warwickshire) boatmen: their marriages and their boats. Birkenhead: Birkenhead: 82 JEREMIAH, JOSEPHINE. TheThe river Avon: a pictorialpictorial Countyvise, 1999. pp. 52. Many photos. history, from WarwickWarwick toto Tewkesbury.Tewkesbury. Chichester: Boatmen's life on the western end of the Leeds & Phillimore, 1999. pp. 130.130.177 177 illns. Liverpool Canal,Canal, withwith aa listinglisting of 700700 boatmen'sboatmen's marriages in the Burscough area 1897-1935. Birmingham Canal NavigationsNavlgatlons (see also nos. 66, CH1 BiographicalBiographical / autobiographicalI autobiographical memoirs memoirs ofof inlandInland 123) waterway Ilfelife 83 KNIGHT, GLENN. Ice boats. Wwys World vol. 28 no. 71 BAGSHAW, H. A. E. (HARRY). Coasting sailorman: a 1 (Jan. 1999) pp.pp. 63-5.63-5. first-hand accountaccount ofof life and tradetrade aboardaboard ThamesThames The BCN'sBCN's fleet, basedbased on researchresearch by JohnJohn sailing barges between the years 1915 and 1945; with Fowler. addtl material by Albert V. Bagshaw; comp. and ed. 84 tt TRUBY, ARTHUR. Towpath tale. New edn. CheslynChes/yn by RichardRichard Walsh.Walsh. Ware:Ware: ChaffcutterChaffcutter Books, forfor Hay: Ratchup Books, 1999. pp. 64. Society for SailingSailing BargeBarge Research,Research, 1998. pp. IV,IV, Recollections of Birmingham canalscanals 1920-40. First 180. published 1978. 72 DAVIES, JENNIFER. Tales Tales ofof the oldold horsemen.horsemen. Newton Abbot: OavidDavid & Charles,Charles, 1997. pp. 192. IllnsIIlns Blyth Navigation incl. col. 85 LAWRENCE, RACHEL. Southwold river: GeorgianGeorgian Interviews with people whose working lives havehave lifelife inin thethe BlythBlyth valley.valley. Amended repr. of 19901990 edn.edn. been spent with horses. pp.pp. 65-79,65--79, A canalcanal Southwold: Maxon,Moxon, 1997. pp. vii, 150. 40 illns,iIIns, 7 boatman: Alan 'Caggy''Caggy' Stevens,Stevens, Tipton,Tipton, maps. Birmingham. IncludesIncludes the early history of thethe Southwold Harbour Commissioners and the River Blyth Navn. 73 DAVIES, ROBERT. Black Country memories.memories. WwysWwys Commissioners and the River Blyth Navn. WorldWorldvol. 28 no. 4 (Apr. 1999) pp. 77-9. vol. 28 no. 4 (Apr. 1999) pp. 77-9. Bridgewater Navigation Reminiscences ofof CohnColin Williams, BlackBlack CountryCountry canal man, 1935--1950s.1935-1950s. 86 HAYMAN, ALF. Steam and diesel on the BridgewaterBridgewater 74 TAYLOR, MIKE. Agnes Hodgson'sHodgson's story. WwysWwys Canal. Waterways Jnl [Boat Museum Soc.] May 1999 WorldWorldvol. vol. 28 no. 8 (Aug. 1999) p. 76. pp. 7-23. Reminiscences of a wife working as a mate on the History of steam and diesel haulage on the canal, Humber waterways during W.W.2. 1838-1974. CK INLANDINLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS AND AND THE THE NATIONNATION R. DerwentDerwent (Yorkshire)(Yor1tshlre) 75 WILLMOTH,WILLMOTH, FRANCIS.FRANC IS. Dugdale'sDugdale's History ofof 87 JACKSON, COLlN.COLIN. NavigationNavigation onon the upperupper RiverRiver ImbankingImbanking and Drayning:Orayning: a `royalist''royalist' antiquarian in the Derwent. Yorkshire Hist. QuarterlyQuarterly vol. 5 (1999)(1999) pp.pp. sixteen-fifties. Historical Research vol. 71 (1998)(1998) pp.pp. 31-3. 281-302. Grand Junction Canal CMCK1 InlandInland waterways waterways and and society society 88 HOLLAND, STANLEYSTANLEY A.A. Augustus Cove and the 76 BRITISH WATERWAYS. Partnership with the people: Grand Junction CanalCanal Company.Company. JniJnl FriendsFriends Hist.Hist. a consultationconsultation document.document. Watford, 1999. pp. 20.20. Soc. vol. 58 (1997-)(1997-) pp. 37-41. Many col. photos. Problems of a wharf lessee at Paddington.

431 R. Hull 103 LUDGATE, MARTIN. Restoration report:report: DroitwichDroitwich canals. WwysWays World vol. 28 no. 33 (Mar. 1999) pp.pp. 40-40- 89 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, MIKE.MIKE. HenryHenry Dawson'sDawson's RiverRiver HullHull 3. waterways. Wwys World vol. 28 no. 2 (Feb. 1999) pp. Brief history and state of the canals. 54-7. Reminiscences of of aa boatman'sboatman's lifelife onon the R. Hull Shropshire Union Railways & Canal Co. and connecting waterways,waterways, 1931-75.1931-75. 104 FOXON, TOM. Postwar problems on the Shroppie.Shroppie. R. Idle Wwys WorldWorldvol. vol. 28 no. 8 (Aug. 1999) pp.pp. 54-5.54-5. Based on the Norbury section inspector's reports. 90 JONES, PAT. The effect of land-drainage works upon navigation onon the River Idle.Idle. Jnl Rly && CanalCanal Hist.Hist. 105 HAYMAN,HAYMAN, RICHARD,RICHARD, HORTON,HORTON, WENDYWENDY andand Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001)(1999-2001) pp. 8-26,116.8-26, 116. WHITE, SHELLEY. Archaeology and conservation in Ironbridge.lronbridge. York: CouncilCouncil forfor BritishBritish Archaeology,Archaeology, Kennet & Avon Canal (see also no. 41) 1999. pp. xvii, 221. 172 figs. [CBA Research Report no. 123.] 91 ALLSOP, NIALL. TheThe Kennet & Avon Canal: a user's Ch. 7 (pp.(pp. 125-47),125-47), TheThe HayHay inclinedinclined planeplane and guide to the waterways between Reading and Bristol. ShropshireShropsliire Canal. 4th edn. Bath: Millstream, 1999. pp. 64. Many photos & maps, 4 col. pI.pl. 106 WHEELDON,WHEELDON, T. CruisingCruising thethe LlangollenLiangollen andand Shrewsbury Canals, 1939.1939. Waterways JnlJnl [Boat 92 CROFTON Pumping Station. Crofton Branch of thethe Museum Soc.] May 1999 p~.pp. 37-52.37-52. Kennet & Avon Canal Trust, 1999. pp. 36. 18 illns (12 Extracts from the author s diary. col.),coL), 9 diagms. Stover Canal Leeds & Liverpool Canal 107 HUNTER,HUNTER, MARILYN. MARILYN. The The Stover Stover Canal.Canal. WwysWwys WorldWorld 93 FIRTH, GARY (comp). TheThe Leeds & Liverpool Canal vol. 28 no. 5 (May 1999) pp.pp. 66-70.66-70. in Yorkshire.Yorkshire. Stroud: Tempus,Tempus, 1999. pp. 128.128. 220220 History and description. illns.iIIns. [Images of England series.] A photographic record. R. Thames (see also nos. 71, 119) 94 LIGHTFOOT,LlGHTFOOT, GRAHAM.GRAHAM. The The development ofof the 108 KEENAN, K. E. The fires of London: a history of the canal in the Burnley, Colne & Nelson area and its Thames lighterage operations of William Cory & Son economic effect. Hist. QuarterlyQuarterly vol. 2 Ltd. Waldron: author,author, [1997]. pp.pp. 86, 3 looseloose fldgfldg (1998) pp.pp. 52-8,100-5.52-8, 100-5. plans. MacclesfieldMacclesfleld Canal 109 PALMER,PALMER, KENNETH KENNETH NICHOLLS. NICHOLLS. Ceremonial Ceremonial bargesbarges on the River Thames: a history of the barges of the 95 COUSINS,COUSINS, GRAHAM.GRAHAM. The The building ofof thethe City of LondonLondon liverylivery companiescompanies and of the Crown.Crown. Canal. Jnl PlyRly & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 London: Unicorn Press, 1997. pp. vii, 184. Many illns (1999-2001) pp. 63-76.63-76. (chiefly col.).coL). Ship Canal Trent Navigation

96 tt HAYES,HAYES, CLIFF. CLIFF. A A cruise cruise along along the the Manchester Manchester ShipShip 110 HAMILTON, ROBERT. Burton's lost link with the sea. Canal. (21:[77: MerseyMersey Ferries, 1999. pp. 64. WivsWwys WorldWorldvol. vol. 28 no. 2 (Feb. 1999) pp.pp. 76-9.76-9. A guide,gUlae, with a brief history. Brief history of navigation on the upper Trent. Oxford Canal R. Tyne 97 DAVIES, MARK and ROBINSON, CATHERINE. Our 111 RENNISON, R.R. W. The improvementimprovement ofof the RiverRiver canal in Oxford: along thethe towpathtowpath from Wolvercote to Tyne, 1815-1914. InIn JARVIS, ADRIAN (ed), Port and Jericho and the city. Oxford: TowpathTowpath Press,Press, 1999. harbour engineering.engineering. Aldershot: Ashgate Publng,Publng, pp. vii, 56. 15 illns, 2 maps. 1998. [Studies in the history ofof civilcivil engineering,engineering, vol. An historical guide. 6.] pp. 269-98.269-98. Repr. from Newcomen Soc. Trans vol. 62 (1990-1) Peak Forest Canal pp. 113-42. 98 LAMB, BRIAN. TheThe constructionconstruction of canal locks c.1800 Weaver Navigation and in particular Marple Lock 6. Jnl Rly & CanalCanal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001)(1999-2001) pp. 55-61.55-61. 112 PAGET-TOMLINSON,PAGET-TOMLlNSON, EDWARD.EDWARD. The bigbig lift.lift. WwysWwys World vol. 28 no. 5 (May 1999) pp.pp. 60-3.60-3. & ArundelAnindel Navigation History and description of the Anderton lift.

99 SIMS, JON. RestorationRestoration report: ChichesterChichester Canal.Canal. Wey & Arun Junction Canal Wwys WorldWorldvol. vol. 28 no. 1 (Jan. 1999) pp. 42-3.42-3. Brief history and current state of the canal. 113 VINE, P. A. L.L. (comp).(comp). TheThe WeyWey && ArunArun JunctionJunction Canal. Stroud: Tempus,Tempus, 1999. pp. 128.128. 202202 illns.iIIns. Severn Navigation [Images of England series.] A pictorial record. 100 GREEN,GREEN, COLIN. COLlN. Severn Severn traders:traders: thethe WestWest CountryCountry trows and trowmen.trowmen. Maps && drwgs by Edward Paget-Paget­ Wilts & Berks Canal Tomlinson. Lydney: Black DwarfDwarf Pubins,Pub Ins, 1999. pp. 180.180.188 188 photos (1 coL),col.), 24 paintings & prints (4 col.),coL), 114 SMALL, DOUG (comp). TheThe Wilts & BerksBerks Canal.Canal. 14 drwgs (2 coL),col.), 4 maps. Stroud: Tempos,Tempus, 1999. pp. 128.128. [Images of EnglandEngland series.] 101 SINCLAIR, MAX.MAX. Requiem forfor the Severn.Severn. WwysWwys A photographic record. WorldWorldvol. vol. 28 no. 9 (Sep. 1999) pp.pp. 42-8.42-8. Brief history of navigation on the R. Severn. CO INLANDINLAND WATERWAYS WATERWAYS IN IN LITERATURE LITERATURE

Sharpness New Docks & Gloucester & BirminghamBirmingham 115 t FFORDE, KATIE. Life skills. [71:[2]. Century, [1999]. pp. Navigation 343. Novel about a hotel boat business venture. 102 CONWAY-JONES,CONWAY-JONES, HUGH HUGH (comp).(comp). TheThe GloucesterGloucester & Sharpness Canal. Stroud: Tempus,Tempus, 1999. pp. 128.128. 116 WOOD,WOOD, ANDY. ANDY. GreenGreen man.man. London: Citron Press,Press, [Images of England series.] 1998. pp. 225. A photographic record. A mystery novel set on a canal cruise.

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COca APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF INLAND INLAND WATERWAYS: WATERWAYS: the 121 BOUGHEY, JOSEPH.JOSEPH. L. L. T.T. C. RoltRolt (1910-1974):(1910-1974): appeal of Inland waterways; cruising; canal walks waterways historian? Jnl RlyRIy & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001) pp. 140-50. 117 CORRIE,CORRIE, EUANEUAN (ed).(ed). WatersideWaterside walks:walks: 7070 walkswalks along the canals and rivers ofof Britain.Britain. Burton-on-Burton-on­ 122 RAILWAYRAILWAY && CANAL CANAL HISTORICAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY.SOCIETY. Trent: WaterwaysWatetways Work!,World, 1998. pp. 159.159.70 70 maps. Recording, researching, revealing: proceedings of the A collection of towpath walks originally published in Second WaterwaysWaterways HistoryHistory ConferenceConference heldheld WaterwaysWatetways World. at...Birmingham...onat...Birmingham ... on 10th10th October 1998.1998. Keighley, 1999. pp. 32. 118 ROBERTS,ROBERTS, BRIAN.BRIAN. Britain'sBritain's waterways:waterways: aa uniqueunique Papers on the sources and techniques of historical insight.inSight. Reading: GEOprojects, 1999. pp. 128. Many and archaeological research. col. maps & illns. A directory for exploring waterways by car. CT DIRECTORIES;DIRECTORIES; GAZETTEERS; GAZETTEERS; ATLASES ATLASES ANDAND MAPS; GUIDE BOOKS 119 THAMESTHAMES BARGEBARGE SAILINGSAILING CLUB.CLUB. TheThe goldengolden chaffcutter: fiftyfifty yearsyears of the ThamesThames BargeBarge SailingSailing 123 DEAN,DEAN, RICHARD. RICHARD. MapsMaps andand waterwaywaterway history.history. InIn Club, 1948-1998;1948-1998; [compiled by DavidDavid Wood].Wood]. Recording, researching, revealing: proceedings of the Greenwich, 1998. pp. 144. Many illns.iIIns. Second Waterways History ConferenceConference...1998. ... 1998. pp.pp. 5-5- 7. CR RESEARCHRESEARCH AND AND STUDY STUDY OF OF INLAND INLAND Illustrates how maps can contribute to researchingresearching WATERWAYS AND THEIR HISTORY: InlandInland the historicalhistorical development of of aa canal, using 1919 waterway historians; sources; blibllographybllbllography maps of the BirminghamBirmingham CanalCanal at Tipton as an exemplar. 120 BOUGHEY,BOUGHEY, JOSEPH.JOSEPH. CharlesCharles HadfieldHadfield and thethe writing of waterways history: past and future. Jnl RlyRIy & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001) pp. 126-35.

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RA GENERALGENERAL HISTORY HISTORY AND AND DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION OF RB3 1830-19141830-1914 The The Railway Railway AgeAge RAIL TRANSPORT IN THE BRITISH ISLES 132 FREEMAN,FREEMAN, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. RailwaysRailways andand thethe VictorianVictorian 124 HADRILL, JOHN. Rails to the sea. [Subtitle from half-half­ imagination.imagination. New Haven/London:Haven/London: Yale Univ. Press,Press, title page: a celebration of railwayrailway journeys past andand 1999. pp. viii, 164.279 illnsillns (90 col.).coL). present.] Penryn: Atlantic,Atlantic, 1999. pp. 192.192. ManyMany 'a'a study not of railwaysrailways per se, but of their cultural photos, inincl. cl. col. relations...anrelations .. .an examination of thethe railway as cultural Historical descriptions of lines serving the coast. metaphor'. --TheThe railway as culturalcultural metaphor: 'What kind of 125 HARRIS,HARRIS, NIGELNIGEL andand HOLLEY,HOLLEY, MELMEL (ed).(ed). SteelSteel railway history?' revisited.revisited. Jnl TransportTransport HistoryHistory 3rd wheels: Britain's railways 1825-2000. [}:[Peterborough]: ser. vol. 19 (1999) pp.pp. 160-6.160-6. Emap / Virgin, [1999]. pp. 100. Many illns, incl. col. 133 HODGINS,HODGINS, TIM. TIM. TheThe Queen Queen goesgoes south.south. Cumbrian 126 TURNOCK, DAVID. An historical geography of 126 TURNOCK, DAVID. An historical geography of RlysRlysvol. vol. 6 (1997-9) pp. 180-1. railways inin GreatGreat BritainBritain andand Ireland.Ireland. Aldershot: An account of the reception given to the Queen at Ashgate, 1998. pp. xiv, 379. 31 maps & diagms, 21 stations en route from Balmoral to Windsor in 1851 tables. pp. 297-365, Notes and select bibliography. Ch. 5 RB8-10RB6-10 1921-19951921-1995 (pp. 149-86), Canals and ports. 134 HARRIS,HARRIS, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Decades Decades ofof steamsteam 1920-1969.1920-1969. RB RAILRAIL TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AT AT PARTICULAR PARTICULAR PERIODSPERIODS Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 1999. pp. 176. Many photos. A history of Britain'sBritain's railways during each of the RB1 Origin,Origin, antiquity antiquity and and early early use use of of rail rail transporttransport to fivefIVe decades. c.1800 (see also no. 210) RB7 1939-19451939-1945 Railways Railways during during the the Second Second World World 127 LAMB,LAMB, BRIAN. BRIAN. The The development development ofof wagons wagons usedused on War (see also no. 153) the PeakPeak ForestForest RailwayRailway 1796 to 1925.1925. Jnl RlyRIy && Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001) pp. 31-9.31-9. 135 THETHE FIRST FIRST great great shocks shocks to to the the railways railways ofof thethe Blitz,Blitz, London, September 7th 1940: extracts from reportsreports RB2 TheThe transitional transitional period, period, from from mineral mineral waggonwaywaggonway made twice dailydaily byby thethe Railway Railway Executive Executive to public passengerpassenger railway, railway, 1800-1830 1800-1830...1850... 1850 Committee. World WarWar TwoTwo RailwayRaillNay StudyStudy GroupGroup Bulk)Bulln vol. 8 (1998) pp.pp. 33-9.33-9. 128 CHAMBERLAIN,CHAMBERLAIN, ALEXANDER. ALEXANDER. The The VictoriaVictoria tunneltunnel in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. IndustrialIndustrial Heritage vol. 17 no.no. 136 t McCAMLEY, NICHOLAS J. SecretSecret undergroundunderground 3 (Aut.(AUt. 1999) pp.pp. 6-9.6-9. cities: an account of somesome ofof Britain's Britain's subterraneansubterranean defence, factoryfactory andand storage sites in thethe SecondSecond 2Y2Yz milemile tunneltunnel onon rope-haulagerope-haulage inclineincline betweenbetween Barnsley: Pen & Sword Books, 1998. pp. Spittal Tongues colliery andand thethe Tyne,Tyne, 1842-60. It World War. Barnsley: Pen & Sword Books, 1998. pp. was used for air-raid shelters in WW2. [?]. IncludesIncludes details of railwayrailway worksworks connectedconnected with 129 MRMR WHITBREAD'S WHITBREAD'S quarry.quarry. Archive no. 2424 (Dec.(Dec. these establishments. 1999) p. 63. 3ft 6in-gauge tramroad at Purfleet, opened 1805. 137 THETHE RAILWAYS RAILWAYS at war.war. RailwayRaillNay PrintPrint Society NewsitrNewsltrno.91 no. 91 (Oct-Nov. 1998) pp.pp. 5-8;5-8; no. 9292 (Jan­(Jan- 130 POPE,POPE, IAN. IAN. Scrambles Scrambles through through brambles: brambles: seekingseeking a Feb. 1999) p. 13, no. 93 (Mar. 1999) p. 14; no. 94 'long-lost' tramroad.tramroad. New RegardRegard [Forest of DeanDean (May 1999) pp. 10-11,15-16;10-11, 15-16; no.no. 9595 (July(July 1999)1999) pp. Local Hist. Soc.] no.no. 1414 (1999)(1999) pp.pp. 25-9.25-9. 13, 15-16; no. 96 (Sep.(Sep. 1999) pp. 14-15; no. 97 A branchbranch ofof Henry Henry Crawshay's Crawshay's Shakemantle Shakemantle (Nov. 1999) pp. 15-16.15-16. tramroad. Examples of wartime leaflets and paperwork. 131 REYNOLDS, PAUL.PAUL. Scott'sScott's Pit: new evidence from RB9 19481948 Nationalization Nationalization the northnorth of England.England. South WestWest WalesWales Ind,Indl Arch.Arch. Soc. BurinBulln no. 74 (1999) pp.pp. 11-19.11-19. 138 HELM, JOHNJOHN W.W. E.E. The long road to 1948:1948: thethe IncludesIncludes material onon Scott's railway and the 18191819 nationalisation of British Railways. BackTrack vol. 13 locomotive. (1999)(1999)pp.244-8,313-17,352-60. pp. 244-8,313-17,352-60.

433 RB10 1948-19941948-1994 Railways Railways of of the the British Brttlsh IslesIsles In 154 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. The The railway railway inin Surrey.Surrey. Penryn, general and 'British'Brttlsh Railways' Cornwall:Cornwal/: Atlantic Transport, 1999. pp. 240. 126 illns,iIIns, 5 maps (2 on endpprs). 139 BRITISH Railways inIn colour, no. 1. Clophill:C/ophill: lrwell,Irwel/, A historyhistory ofof railwayrailway developmentdevelopment withinwithin thethe 1999. pp. 64. [British Railways IllustratedIllustrated special.]special.] county's post-1974 boundary and itsits interactioninteraction A colour photographic miscellany of the steam era. with social and economic life. Appx 1,1, PassengerPassenger station opening dates and changes;changes; 2, PublicPublic 140 MORRISON,MORRISON, GAVIN. GAVIN. Britain's Britain's railwaysrailways 1948-1998:1948-1998: a freight yard closing dates; 3, Private sidings; 4, personal view of 50 years of change. Shepperton: lan freight yard closing dates; 3, Private sidings; 4, Shepperton: Ian Signalling modernisation: majormajor schemes; 5, Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 256. A photographic record, 1948-97. Busiest passenger stationsstations 1991;1991; 6, TrainTrain accidents. 141 SAWFORD,SAWFORD, ERIC.ERIC. TheThe lastlast daysdays of steamsteam on thethe 155155t t LAKE,LAKE, G.G. H.H. TheThe railwaysrailways ofof Tottenham.Tottenham. Repr. of Eastern Region. Stroud: Sutton PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. xiv, Ott.816. Teignmouth: Peter Kay, 1999. pp. 96. 138. 011.816. Album of author's photographs. 142 SMITH,SMITH, MARTIN. MARTIN. A A year year to to remember: remember: 1957.1957. Clophill: London lrwell,Irwel/, 1999. pp. 76.76. [British RailwaysRailways IllustratedIllustrated special.] 156 GLOVER,GLOVER, JOHN.JOHN. London'sLondon's branchbranch railways.railways. Shepperton: Ianlan AI/an,Allan, 1999. pp. 128. Many illns;iIIns; map RB11 1994-19971994-1997 The The privatisation pr1vatlsatlon of of British British RailwaysRailways on endpprs. Developed from from aa series in Modem RailwaysRailways 143 WELSBY,WELSBY, JOHNJOHN andand NICHOLS,NICHOLS, ALAN.ALAN. TheThe 1977-82. privatisation ofof Britain's railways: an inside view. Jnl 157 GLOVER,GLOVER, JOHN. JOHN. RailwaysRailways inin andand aroundaround LondonLondon of TransportTransport Economics & PolicyPolicy vol. 33 (1999)(1999) pp.pp. then & now. Shepperton: Ianlan AI/an,Allan, 1999. pp. 256. 55-76. Contemporary photographs alongside identicalidentical RB12 1997-1997- TheThe privatised pr1vatlsad era scenes inin formerformer years,years, togethertogether with aa commentary on on changes in London'sLondon's railwayrailway 144 PRESTON,PRESTON, JOHNJOHN andand ROOT,ROOT, AMANDA.AMANDA. GreatGreat network and services. Britain. InIn VELDE, D. M. van de (ed), Changing trains: 158 HORNBY,HORNBY, FRANK. FRANK. London London commuter commuter lines:lines: aa historyhistory railway reformreform andand thethe rolerole ofof competition:competition: thethe of the capital's suburban railwaysrailways inin thethe BRBR eraera 1948-1948- experience of six countries. Aldershot: Ashgate, 1999. 95. 2nd edn of 08.13523Ott.13523 in two vols. Vol. 1,1, MainMain [Oxford studies in transport series.] pp. 5-78.5-78. lines north ofof thethe Thames.Thames. Kettering: Silver Link,Link, 1999. pp. 144.144. ManyMany illns.illns. [Silver LinkLink travellingtravelling RC RAILRAIL TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN IN THE THE REGIONS REGIONS ANDAND companion.] COUNTIES OF THE BRITISH ISLES 159 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALAN ALAN A. A. London's London's local local railways. railways. 2nd2nd ednedn RCRC1b lb England-SouthEngland-5outh West West regionregion of Ott.8610. Harrow Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1999. pp. 464.246464. 246 photos, 16 maps. 145 ASHWORTH,ASHWORTH, BEN.BEN. B.R.BR steamsteam inin Dean,Dean, ed.ed. byby Ianlan Pope. Lydney: Lightmoor Press, 1999. pp. 80. 160 NEW railways for London, no. 3. London: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 64, incl.incl. covers.covers. Many illns,iIIns, incl.incl. col.col. 146 FOX,FOX, MICHAEL MICHAEL J. J. Railways Railways in in andand around around Taunton:Taunton: [Modern Railways special.]special.] Somerset & North Devon. Stockport: Foxline,Foxline, 1999. Review of currentcurrent constructionconstruction projectsprojects forfor pp. 96. [Scenes from the past, no. 34.] suburban and light rail transit. A photographic record by thethe author and others of the lineslines fromfrom Bridgwater,Bridgwater, CastleCastle Cary,Cary, Yeovil,Yeovil, 161 REED,REED, ALBINALBIN J.J. London London railwaysrailways snapshotsnapshot miscellany: mainly signs & stations London & N.W. Chard, Hemyock,Hemyock, Tiverton,Tiverton, BarnstapleBarnstaple andand miscellany: mainly signs & stations London & N.W. Minehead, c.1946--64.c.1946-64. 1947 onwards.onwards. Stoke Mandeville:Mandeville: author,author, 1999. pp.pp. 61. 147 GOSLING,GOSLING, TEDTED andand CLEMENT,CLEMENT, MIKE.MIKE. DorsetDorset railways. Stroud: Sutton Publng,Publng, 1999. pp. 126.126. 213213 162 SCHOLEY, K. A. (comp). London's railways. Stroud: photos. [Sutton's photographic history of railwaysrailways Tempus, 1999. pp. 128. 200 inns.iIIns. [Images of railwaysrailways series.] series.] A photographic record. 148 GRAY,GRAY, PETER PETER W.W. SteamSteam onon thethe WestWest ofof EnglandEngland main lines. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 80. 163 SMITH,SMITH, MICHAEL MICHAEL J.J. RailsRails toto Uxbridge.Uxbridge. BackTrack Colour photographic album. vol. 13 (1999) pp. 33-7.33-7. 149 JACKSON, B. L. Isle of Portland railways, vol. 1: The 164 WILSON,WILSON, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. Brompton's Brompton's railways,railways, oror aa tale London RIy Record vol. 2, no. 19 (Apr. Admiralty and quarry railways. Usk: Oakwood, 1999. of names.names. London Rly Record vol. 2, no. 19 (Apr. Admiralty and quarry railways. Usk: Oakwood, 1999. 1999) pp. 203--12. pp. 176. 170 iIInsillns & maps. [Oakwood library of railwayrailway 1999) pp. 203-12. history, no. 106A.] 150 STONE,STONE, COLIN.COLlN. RailsRails toto PoolePoole Harbour.Harbour. Usk: London Transport railways Oakwood, 1999. pp.pp. 144. 150 illnsillns && maps.maps. [Locomotion papers, no. 213.] 165 TheThe ANNEXATION ANNEXATION of of Rickmansworth. Rickmansworth. Jnl WatfordWatford & IncludesIncludes industrialindustrial railwaysrailways andand the PoolePoole ParkPark District Ind!Indl Hist. Soc. no. 20 (1999) pp. 15-17. Miniature RIy.Rly. Extension of the Metropolitan Rly.RIy. 151 STRETTON,STRETION, JOHN. JOHN. The The Bodmin Bodmin && Wenford Wenford Railway.Railway. 166 CONNOR,CONNOR, J.J. E. E. London's London's disused disused underground underground Kettering: Past &8 Present Publng, 1999. pp. 96. [Past stations. Colchester: Connor & Butler,Butler, 1999. pp. 68. and present companion series.] 59 photos, 17 ticket facsims, 2 plans. Contemporary photographs alongside identicalidentical -Abandoned--Abandoned stations stations on on London's London's underground: underground: aa scenes in formerformer yearsyears ofof thethe now-preserved now-preserved photographic record.record. 2000.2000. pp.pp. 96.96. Many illns,iIIns, incl.in cl. railway from Bodmin Road toto BoscarneBoscarne JunctionJunction col. and the closed line to Wadebridge and Padstow. 167 CONNOR, J. E. RecallingRecalling BritishBritish Museum.Museum. London R41RIy Recordvol.Record vol. 2, no. 18 (Jan. 1999) pp.pp. 164-76.164-76. RC1c England-SouthEngland-5outh East East regionregion Former station on Central London RIy.Rly. 152 BAKER,BAKER, MICHAELMICHAEL H. C. SteamSteam daysdays inin Kent.Kent. 168 EARLY electric clocks on thethe LondonLondon Underground.Underground. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 284-92.284-92. Radio TimeTimevol.10 vol. 10 (1999--2001)(1999-2001) pp. 69--70.69-70. Reminiscences of 1950s. 169 It - GLAISTER,GLAISTER, STEPHEN, STEPHEN, SCANLON,SCANLON, ROSEMARYROSEMARY and 153 tt COLLYER,COLLYER, GRAHAMGRAHAM andand ROSE,ROSE, DAVID.DAVID. Guildford:Guildford: TRAVERS, TONY. TONY. The The way out:out: anan alternativealternative the war yearsyears 1939-45.1939-45. : Surrey Advertiser / approacha~proach to the future of the Underground.Underground. (London]:[London]: BreedonBreedonBooks, Books, 1999. pp. 184. [71{.1, 1999. pp. I?]·[?].

434 170 HARDY, BRIAN. The Metropolitan 'saloon' stock in 187 VANNS,VANNS, MICHAEL MICHAEL A.A. The The railways railways ofof Newark-on- Newark-on­ the war. World WarWar TwoTwo RailwayRailway StudyStudy GroupGroup BuIlnBul/n Trent. Usk: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1999. pp. 256. 200 innsillns & vol. 8 (1998) pp.pp. 63-8.63-8. maps. [Oakwood library of railway history, no. 107.] Previous related articles appeared in the Railway Observer and Underground News. RC1f England-EastEngland-East Anglia Anglia 171 HORNE,HORNE, MIKE MIKE and and BAYMAN, BAYMAN, BOB.BOB. TheThe NorthernNorthern 188 ADDERSON,ADDERSON, RICHARDRICHARD andand SAUNDERS,SAUNDERS, DES.DES. Line. 2nd ednedn ofof Ot1.13655. Ott.13655. Harrow Weald:We aId: CapitalCapital Norfolk past and present: a pictorial record of the Transport, 1999. pp. 80. IllnsIlIns incl. col. county's railways past and present.present. Kettering: Past & 172 JAMES,JAMES, JONATHAN. JONATHAN. Bakerloo Bakerloo Line Line extensionextension plans.plans. Present Publng,Pub Ing , 1999. pp. 96.96. [Rediscovering London RlyR/y RecordRecord vol. 2, no.no. 2121 (Oct.(Oct. 1999)1999) pp.pp. railways series.] 280-2. Much of the material in this book first appearedappeared in British Railways pastpast and present, no. 12:12: EastEast 173 JAMES,JAMES, JONATHAN. JONATHAN. EarlyEarly JubileeJubilee LineLine extensionextension Anglia (Ott.13974). plans. London Rly R/y RecordRecord vol. 2, no.no. 20 (July(July 1999)1999) pp. 236-9. RC1h England-NorthEngland-North West West regionregion 174 JUBILEE Line Extension. SpecialSpecial issueissue no. 2 of Proc. 189 HUGHES,HUGHES, JOHNJOHN C.C. WaterlooWaterloo andand Riverside.Riverside. lnstnInstn Civil Engrs, Civil Engineering vol. 132 (1999). 71 BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 148-54.148-54. pp. Col. iIIns.illns. Liverpool dock connections. 175 LEBOFF,LEBOFF, DAVID DAVID andand DEMUTH,DEMUTH, TIM. No needneed to 190 PIXTON, BOB. Main line railwaysrailways aroundaround Wigan.Wigan. ask!: early maps of London'sLondon's UndergroundUnderground railways.railways. Cheltenham: Runpast PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. 110. Harrow Weald: Capital Transport,Transport, 1999. pp. 80. Col. maps. 191 TAYLOR, STUART. Journeys by excursion train from East Lancashire, pt 4: JourneyJourney byby excursionexcursion traintrain 176 t t LONDONLONDON TRANSPORT.TRANSPORT. DevelopingDeveloping integratedintegrated home to EastEast Lancashire:Lancashire: returnreturn fromfrom BlackpoolBlackpool transport: London Transport'sTransport's contribution.contribution. Landon,London, (Central) viavia thethe Coast line, St Annes,Annes, AnsdellAnsdell & 1999. pp. 36. Fairhaven, Lytham. Stockport: Foxline, 1999. pp. 144. 177 OLIVER.OLlVER. ANTONYANTONY (ed).(ed). DeliveringDelivering the JLE.JLE. pp. 144.144. 307307 photos,photos, 4 maps,maps, 55 plans,plans, facsims.facsims. Supplement to New Civil Engineer Oct. 1999. pp. 36. [Scenes from thethe past, vol. 26 pt 4.] Many col. illns. Continues Ott.14107.Ott.141 07. Published toto mark completion of the Jubilee Line RC1IRC11 YorkshireYorkshire Extension. 178 POST,POST, RONALD RONALD J.J. HowHow a a signal signal wiringwiring errorerror ledled to 192 t HARTLEY, W. W. P.P. FactorsFactors inin railwayrailway routeroute changes in circuit design. Signalling Record 1999 pp. convergence inin west Yorkshire,Yorkshire, 1846-90.1846-90. Jnl ofof 192-9. Regional & Local StudiesStudiesvol. vol. 18, no. 2 (Wtr0Ntr 1998) pp. Lessons from Northern and Circle Line collisions in [?]. 1938. RC1J NorthNorth regionregion 179 TALBOT,TALBOT, JOHNJOHN (ed).(ed). LondonLondon TransportTransport railwayrailway signalling: papers on the life and work of Robert Dell, 193 BOWTELL,BOWTELL, HAROLD.HAROLD. RailsRails throughthrough Lakeland:Lakeland: anan 1900-1992, signal engineerengineer to the LondonLondon PassengerPassenger illustrated history of thethe Workington-Cockermouth-Workington-Cockermouth­ Transport Board and its successors. Alton: Nebulous, Keswick-Penrith RailwayRailway 1847-1972.1847-1972. 2nd 2nd edn of 1999. pp. 56. 21 figs. Ott.14217 inin two vols. Vol. 1,1, TheThe lineline described.described. 5 paperspapers onon thethe development development ofof automated automated Kettering: Silver Link, 1999. pp. 128. signalling andand onon Dell'sDell's workwork 1941-70. pp. 52-5, 194 CARR,CARR, IAN IAN S. S. Railscenes Railscenes around around Sunderland:Sunderland: the Bibliography. photographs of Ianlan S. Carr. Newcastle: Tyne & WearWear Museums, 1998. pp. 111. RC1d England-WestEngland-West Midlands Midlands regionregion A photographic record. 180 BOYNTON,BOYNTON, JOHN.JOHN. AA centurycentury ofof railways railways aroundaround 195 EMETT,EMETI, CHARLIE. CHARLlE. Durham Durham railways.railways. Stroud: SuttonSutton Birmingham andand thethe West Midlands, vol.vol. 3:3: 1973- PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. 142.142. 253253 photos.photos. [Sutton's 1999. Kidderminster: Mid England Books,Books, 1999. pp. photographic history of railways series.] 96. Many photos (16pp coL),col.), map. 196 MARSH,MARSH, JOHN JOHN and and GARBUTT, GARBUTI, JOHN.JOHN. CumbrianCumbrian 181 HITCHES, MIKE. Steamsteam aroundaround Wolverhampton.Wolverhampton. railways. Stroud: SuttonSutton PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. 160.160. 272272 Stroud: Sutton Pubing,Publng, 1999. pp. 128. 178 photos, 12 photos. [Sutton's photographic history of railwaysrailways maps & plans.plans. [Sutton's photographicphotographic history ofof series.] railways series.] 197 YOUNG,YOUNG, ALAN.ALAN. SuburbanSuburban railwaysrailways ofof Tyneside.Tyneside. 182 SEED,SEED, EDWARD. EDWARD. The The railways railways ofof south .Shropshire. Leeds: Martin Bairstow,Ba irstow, 1999. pp. 96. ManyMany innsillns (4 Historical Model R/yRly Soc. JnlJnl vol. 16 (1996-9)(1996-9) pp.pp. col.) 441-5,441-5,491-5. 491-5. IncludesIncludes Tyne & Wear Metro. 183 SIVITER, ROGER. British Railways past and present, RC2 ScotlandScotland no. 33:33: Worcestershire.Worcestershire. Kettering: Silver Link,Link, 1999. pp. 128. 198 BRUCE,BRUCE, J. J.GRAEME. GRAEME. The The development development ofof Glasgow's Glasgow's Contemporary photographs alongside identicalidentical railway terminals. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) pp. 519-519- scenes inIn former years. 24; 14 (2000) p. 65. 199 GAMMELL, C. J. Scottish branch lines. Shepperton: RC1e England-EastEngland-East Midlands Midlands regionregion Ianlan AI/an,Allan, 1999. pp. 192.192.270 270 iIIns.illns. 184 IRONS,IRONS, RUTHRUTH andand JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEYSTANLEY C.C. 200 MORRISON,MORRISON, GAVIN. GAVIN. ScottishScottish railwaysrailways then & now.now. Woodford Halse, a railwayrailway community.community. Usk: Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 256. Oakwood, 1999. pp. 112. 100 illnsillns && maps.maps. [RS Contemporary photographs alongside identicalidentical series, no. 6.] scenes inIn former years. 185 RICE,RICE, ALANALAN andand SWIFT,SWIFT, ANDREW. ANDREW. 201 PENNEY, DEREK. On Scottish lines. Shepperton: Ianlan Northamptonshire railway railway stations stations in in old picturepicture Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 80. postcards. Keyworth:Key:.yorth: Reflections ofof a BygoneBY90ne Age,Age, Colour photographic album of steamsteam locomotiveslocomotives 1999. pp. 36. [Yesterday's Northamptonshire,NorthamptonshIre, no. 2.]21 on the Scottish Region, 1958--66.1958-66. 186 t SWIFT, ANDREW. RailwaysRailways inin Northamptonshire.Northamptonshire. 202 ROAKE, JOHN. Highland Transport Enquiry reportreport Keyworth: Reflections of a Bygone Age, 1999. pp. [?]. 1963. Highland RlyR/y Jnl no. 48 (Wntr 1999) pp. 7-11, [Yesterday's Northamptonshire, no. 4.] no. 49 (Spr. 1999) pp.pp. 4-10.4-10. 64 picture postcards reproduced. Extracts from the report. 435 203 SIMMS,SIMMS, WILFRID WILFRID J.J. RailwaysRailways ofof SkyeSkye && Raasay.Raasay. 220 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, ERNIE. ERN lE. An An alternative alternative route route toto Wexford.Wexford. Rustington:Rust/ngton: author, 1999. pp. 56. JnIJnl IrishIrish RlyRIy RecordRecord Soc.Soc. vol. 20 (1998-2000)(1998-2000) pp.pp. 172-7,231-9. 204 STANSFIELD,STANSFIELD, GORDON. GORDON. AyrshireAyrshire && Renfrewshire'sRenfrewshire's The extension of the GS&WR's Carlow branch to lost railways.railways. Ochiltree: Stenlake PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. Macmine Jcn. 48. 221 STIRLING, DAVID. One way at Charleville.Charleville. JrilJnl IrishIrish RC3 WalesWales RlyRIy Record Soc. vol. 20 (1998-2000) pp. 333-£.333-6. A short-livedshort-lived loop lineline (making(making aa triangulartriangular 205 BRIWNANT-JONES,BRIWNANT-JONES, GWYN andand DUNSTONE,DUNSTONE, junction), 1897-1901; reportreport on a serious signalling DENIS.DEN IS. The origins of the L.M.S.L.M.S. Inin SouthSouth Wales.Wales. error in 1940. Llandysul: Gomer Press, 1999. pp. 257. Many illns,i1lns, 222 WILKINSON,WILKINSON, RAY.RAY. RemainsRemains of thethe WestWest ClareClare maps (some col.; col. maps on endpprs). Railway. Narrow Gauge no. 163 (Wntr 1998) pp.pp. 16-16- A history of the L&NWRL&NWR and MidlandMidland RlyRIy routesroutes 19. intointo the area. RC5 IsleIsle of of Wight Wlght 206 COAKHAM,COAKHAM, DESMOND.DESMOND. TalywainTalywain and itsits mineralmineral lines.lines. British RlyRIy JnlJnlvol. vol. 7 (1996-) pp.pp. 222-37. 223 MAYCOCK,MAYCOCK, R. R. J. J.and and SILSBURY SILSBURY R. R. TheThe IsleIsle ofof Wight 207 EVANS,EVANS, EDWARDEDWARD A.A. RailwaysRailways aroundaround YstradYstrad Railway. Usk: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1999. pp. 240. 160 illnsi1lns & maps. [Oakwood library of railway history, no. 109.] Mynach and Hengoed. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999)(1999) pp. maps. 489-94,591-6.489-94, 591-6. RC7 ChannelChannel Islands Islands 208 HALE,HALE, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Steam Steam inin southsouth Wales,Wales, vol. 6: The 224 GATRELL,GATRELL, JOHN. JOHN. TheThe lineline thethe NazisNazis ran!ran! RlyRIy Mag.Mag. general scene. Newport: WelshWelsh RailwaysRailways ResearchResearch vol. 145 no. 1184 (Dec. 1999) pp.pp. 47-50.47-50. Circle, 1999. pp. [96]. 192 photos. The Alderney Rly.RIy. A photographicphotographic record ofof the 1950s1950s andand 1960s.1960s. See Ott. 14357 for earlier volumes. 225 PAYE,PAYE, PETER. PETER. The The Jersey Jersey Eastern Eastern Railway.Railway. Bishop's -HALE,HALE, MICHAEL and MILLER, TONY. Steam in Stortford: John Masters, 1999. pp. VIII, 156. south Wales: seriesseries index.index. Great Gidding:Gidding: WiderWider View, 1999. pp. 20. RC12 BritishBrttlsh contribution contribution to overseas railways (see also no. 327) 209 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, PETER.PETER. WelshWelsh narrownarrow gauge:gauge: a viewview from the past.past. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 96. 226 BADAWY,BADAWY, EMILE EMILE D. D. and and CROW, CROW, LINDSAY L1NDSAY (ed).(ed). The Many illns.i1lns. Darjeeling-Himalayan Railway: a photographicphotographic profile Public and industrial lines. 1962-1998. Studfield, Victoria, Australia: Train Hobby Publns, 1999. pp. 48. Col.Col. illns.illns. [A TrainTrain HobbyHobby 210 MEAR,MEAR, JOHN. JOHN. Aberdare: Aberdare: the the railways railways andand tramroads.tramroads. railway profile: internationalinternational series.]series.] Aberdare: author, 1999. pp. [ix], 225. Col. frontis., 147 A photographic album. illns,iIIns, 12 maps & plans. 227 CHESTER,CHESTER, KEITH.KEITH. NewNew RussiaRussia Co. Ltd.Ltd. IndustrialIndustrial 211 SIMMONDS,SIMMONDS, ROBIN. Comings andand goings atat RlyRIy Record no. 157 (June 1999) pp. 146-54.146-54. Tonmawr. Welsh Rlys ArchiveArchive vol. 2 (1995-9)(1995-9) pp.pp. The railways and locos of the ironworks set up by 238-45. John James Hughes in 1872 in the Donetz Basin, History of tramroad and railway developmentdevelopment and south Russia. operation. 228 CHESTER,CHESTER, KEITH. KEITH. Beyer Beyer Peacock Peacock locomotives locomotives inin the 212 SIVITER,SIVITER, ROGER.ROGER. The CentralCentral Wales line: aa U.S.S.R. IndustrialIndustrial RlyRIy RecordRecord no. 159159 (Dec.(Dec. 1999)1999) nostalgic trip along thethe wholewhole route from Craven Arms pp. 255-6. to Swansea. Kettering: Past & Present Publng,Publng, 1999. pp. 64. [Past and present companion series.] 229 CLOUGH,CLOUGH, RON.RON. Samurai,Samurai, shoguns && the age of Contemporary photographs alongside identicalidentical steam. History Today vol. 49, no. 1111 (Nov.(Nov. 1999)1999) pp. scenes inIn former years. 35-9. The coming of railways to Japan and the BritishBritish influence.influence. RC4 IrelandIreland (see also nos. 327, 362) 230 CONNOLLY,CONNOLL Y, PRISCILLA, PRISCILLA, PearsonPearson andand publicpublic worksworks 213 BAGLEY,BAGLEY, JOE, JOE, BELL, BELL, DAVE, DAVE, FLANDERS, FLANDERS, STEVESTEVE construction in Mexico, 1890-1910. Business History and WHITE, DAVE. The County Donegal Railway: a vol. 41 no. 44 (Oct. 1999) pp.pp. 48-71.48-71. visitor's guide toto thethe oldold railway & all the bits that can IncludesIncludes S. Pearson & Son's railwayrailway and tramwaytramway still bebe seen.seen. Donegal: CountyCounty DonegalDonegal RailwayRailway contracts. Restoration Soc., 1999. pp. 120.501 photos. A mile-by-mile detailed description. 231 CRUSH,CRUSH, PETER.PETER. WoosungWoosung Road: thethe story ofof 's first railway.railway. Hong Kong:Kong: RailwayRailway Tavern,Tavern, 214 BAKER,BAKER, MICHAEL MICHAEL H. H. C. C. Irish Irish narrow narrow gauge gauge railways:railways: 1999. pp. viii, 119. a view from the past. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. A short-lived British-built line at Shanghai, 1876. 96. Many illns.iIIns. 232 DURRANT,DURRANT, A. E.E. TheThe ReidReid 'Tenwheelers': 'Tenwheelers': aa 215 JOHNSTON,JOHNSTON, NORMAN. NORMAN. LocomotivesLocomotives ofof thethe G.N.R.I.G.N.R.1. remarkable locomotivelocomotive design.design. Locomotives Newtownards: Colourpoint, Colourpoint, 1999. pp. 208.208. ManyMany InternationalInternational no. 46 (Nov-Dec.1998) pp. 16-22. photos (incl. col.) and drwgs. 4-10-2T locomotives built built by by DubsDubs && Co. to the 216 LENIHAN, EDMUND. In the tracks of the West Clare design of G. W.W. Reid,Reid, LocomotiveLocomotive SuperintendentSuperintendent 216 LENIHAN, EDMUND. In the tracks of the West Clare of the Natal Government Rlys in 1899-1903. Railway. New edn of Ott.14550. Cork: Mercier Press, of the Natal Government Rlys in 1899-1903. 1999. pp. 248. 233 LEE,LEE, ROBERT. ROBERT. Tool Tool of of empire empire oror means means ofof nationalnational pp. 233-8, Postscript. salvation?: the railway in the imaginationimagination of WesternWestern 217 MYERS,MYERS, PETER PETER R. R. The The Lame Larne line'sline's troubledtroubled times.times. empire builders andand their enemiesenemies in Asia.Asia. InIn BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 145-7.145-7. Railways and imperialism.imperialism. York: InstituteInstitute of RailwayRailway The 1970s. Studies, 1999. [Working papers inin railwayrailway studies, no. 515.] pp. 1-12. 218 O'CONNOR, KEVIN. IroningIroning thethe land: the coming of Promotion of railway construction by British andand the railways to Ireland. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan, 1999. other European interests in China and Siam pp. viii, 147.147.132 132 illns.i1lns. Published toto accompany a Radio Telefis EireannEireann 234 RANSOM, P.P. J. G. TheThe MontMont CenisCenis FellFell railway.railway. TV series. Truro: TwelveheadsTwe/veheads Press, 1999. pp. 92.92.50 50 illns.i1lns. A historyhistory ofof this this British-promoted British-promoted transalpinetransalpine 219 O'MEARA,O'MEARA, J.J. The The warwar yearsyears 1939-45.1939-45. Jnl IrishIrish RlyRIy railway, thethe first between France andand Italy,Italy, 1868- Record Soc. vol. 20 (1998-2000) pp.pp. 188-202,188-202,241- 241- 71, and the centre rail system developed by John 9,318-32. Barraclough Fell for it.

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235 SUMMERHILL,SUMMERHILL, WILLIAM WILLlAM R.R. MarketMarket interventionintervention in a 0-4-0 diesel electric locoImo supplied byby SirSir W. G. backward economy: railwayrailway subsidysubsidy inin Brazil, 1854- Armstrong Whitworth & Co. to the PenmaenmawrPenmaenmawr 1913. Economic History ReviewReview vol. 51 (1998)(1998) pp.pp. & Welsh Granite Co. in 1935. 542-68. The British-owned GreatGreat Western of Brazil Rly,RIy, 247 CHILD,CHILD, G.G. J. J.The The Colne Colne Valley Valley Water Water Company Company Leopoldina RIyRly and San Paulo RIyRly are among the railway. Jnl WatfordWatford & DistrictDistrict Ind/Indl Hist. Soc.Soc. no. 20 companies studied. (1999) pp. 41--4.41-4. Based partly on the author's memories. 236 1t - THOMSON,THOMSON, IAN.IAN. RedRed Norte:Norte: thethe storystory ofof state-ownedstate-owned railways in in the northnorth ofof Chile.Chile. Birmingham: 248248t t CHOLERTON, PETER. The Stanley to ChaddesdenChaddesden Locomotives International, 1998. pp. 130.130.72 72 photos,photos, tramway of thethe DerbyDerby KilburnKilburn CollieryColliery Company.Company. 4 maps. MiscellanyMiscellanyvol. vol. 15 pt 33 (Spr. 1999) pp.pp. 82-82- 8. 237 WADDELL,WADDELL, JORGEJORGE E.E. BroadBroad gaugegauge Paraguayan Paraguayan locomotiveslocomotives in 1916. Locomotives InternationalInternational no. 49 249 t COPE, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. PensnettPensnett RailwayRailway revisited.revisited. (May-June 1999) pp.pp. 13--16,5013-16,50 (July-Aug.(July-Aug. 1999)1999) pp. Kingswinford: HuntsmiltHuntsmill, 1999. pp. 40. 35-6. 250 DICKINSON,DICKINSON, J.J. W.W. TemporaryTemporary lightlight railwaysrailways onon Redundant 5ft 6in.6in. locomotiveslocomotives (mainly(mainly British-British­ Brompton & Wykeham Moors 1915-1920. Sherburn, built) following the conversion of the Central RlyRIy of Malton: author, 1999. pp. 15. Paraguay to standard gauge. 'A reportreport on thethe installation,installation, use, and disposal of 238 WATERS,WATERS, PAUL PAUL E.E. The The British British influenceinfluence onon SouthSouth lightlight railways used when timber was extracted from American railways: a bibliography.bibliography. Bromley: P. E.E. the moors of Brompton and Wykeham inin Pickering WatersWaters & Associates, 1999. pp. 20. Lythe 1915-1920.' Based onon article inin Trans.Trans. Scarborough Arch. & Hist. Soc. no. 20 (1977)(1977) pp. RD SPECIALSPECIAL TYPES TYPES OF OF RAILWAY RAILWAY ANDAND 23-30.23--30. LOCOMOTION 251 FLETCHER, JOHN. Some Brush locomotivelocomotive custo-custo­ mers: a postscript. IndlIndl Locomotive vol. 99 (1999--(1999-)) pp.pp. RD1 LightLight railways railways and and Light Light Rapid Rapid TransitTransit systemssystems 64-78. (see also no. 197) Customers on industrial Thames-side. (See class RL for individualindividual lightlight railwayrailway companiescompanies and DG2d for tramways) 252 FORD, IAN. Brora's first railway. Highland RlyRIy Jr)/Jnl no. 48 (Wntr 1999) pp.pp. 4-6.4-6. . 239 POWELL, M. F. Light rail & guided transit: a guide to 1ft 8in.-gauge coal tramway from FascallyFascally Colliery what, where, why,why, whenwhen andand howhow in the new forms of to the harbour. urban transport. Christchurch: Natula PubIns,Publns, 1997. 253 pp. 123.265 dins.iIIns. 253 HARPER,HARPER, RUPERT.RUPERT. SomeSome aspectsaspects ofof industrialindustrial locomotivelocomotive design.design. IndustrialIndustrial Rly RecordRecord no. 156156 IncludesIncludes details of systems operating and plannedplanned (Mar. 1999) pp.pp. 133--9.133-9. in thethe UK,UK, glossaryglossary andand (pp.(pp. 121-3)121-3) selectselect bibliography. 254 HAWORTH,HAWORTH, RICHARD.RICHARD. Tram: aa nuclearnuclear narrownarrow 240 SCOTT-MORGAN,SCOTT-MORGAN, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe ColonelColonel Stephens'Stephens' gauge system in .Cumbria. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 166166 (Aut.(AUt. 1999) pp. 19-21. railways: a view fromfrom the past. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 96.18896.188 photos. 750mm-gauge system at Windscale. 255 HEYS,HEYS, JOHN.JOHN. SurvivingSurviving peat railwaysrailways of thethe 241 TURNER, KEITH. Pier railways & tramways of the 241 TURNER, KEITH. Pier railways & tramways of the Manchester area. Narrow Gauge no. 166166 (Aut.(AUt. 1999)1999) British Isles. 2nd ednedn ofof 011.10020. Ott. 10020. Usk: Oakwood,Oakwood, pp. 3-7. 1999. pp. 80. 82 photos, 2 maps. PP. 3-7. 1999. pp. 80. 82 photos, 2 maps. [Locomotion Peat Farm; Chat Moss,Moss, Irlam;Irlam; AdamsAdams papers, no. 60.] Peat, Irlam. , Felixstowe, Herne Bay, Hythe, RamseyRamsey (loM), Ryde,Ryde, Southend-on-Sea,Southend-on-Sea, Walton-on-the-Walton-on-the­ 256 HILL,HILL GEOFFREY GEOFFREY and and GREEN, GREEN, GORDON. GORDON. IndustrialIndustrial Naze and others. locomotiveslocomotives of Gwent.Gwent. London: IndustrialIndustrial RailwayRailway Soc., 1999. pp. 400.80 photos,photos, 2323 col. maps. RD2 NarrowNarrow gauge gauge railways railways 257 HIRD,HIRD, DAVIDDAVID MARTIN.MARTIN. TheThe HarrogateHarrogate GasGas (See class RD3 for narrownarrow gaugegauge industrialindustrial railwaysrailways and class RL for individualindividual statutorystatutory narrownarrow guageguage Company's private railway and itsits locomotives.locomotives. railway companies) YorkshireYorkshire Hist. QuarterlyQuarterlyvol. vol. 5 (1999) pp. 67-71.67-71. 242 DARVILL,DARVILL, BOB.BOB. NarrowNarrow gaugegauge i/cilc departmentals: departmentals: 258 HOLMES,HOLMES, PETER.PETER. FoxFox WalkersWalkers atat Lindal.Lindal. IndlIndl Locomotive vol. 9 (1999--)(1999-) pp.pp. 133-9. battery, diesel and petrolpetrol departmentaldepartmental locomotives,locomotiv~s, Locos of HarrisonHarrison Ainslie & Co.,Co., LindalLindal MoorMoor British Rail,Rail, pre-nationalisationpre-nationalisation andand pre-groupingpre-grouplng mines, Ulverston. companies. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 166166 (Aut.(Aut. 1999)1999) pp.pp. 22-8.22--8. 259 HUDSON,HUDSON, PHIL. The 'Ingleton'Ingleton Granite'Granite' quarry.quarry. 243 t YorkshireYorkshire Hist. QuarterlyQuarterlyvol. vol. 5 (1999) pp. 41--4.41-4. 243 t HALL, DAVID R. A guideguide to RustonRuston narrownarrow gaugegauge IncludesIncludes its standard gauge tramway and ropeway. locomotives,locomotives, includingincluding listlist of existingexisting locomotiveslocomotives inin England, Scotland & Wales. Moseley RailwayRailway Trust, 260 HURD,HURD, DAVID. DAVID. The The Grassington Grassington MoorMoor leadlead minesmines 1999. pp. [52]. railway. Yorkshire History QuarterlyQuarterly vol. 4 (1998-9)(1998-9) pp. 35-7.35-7. RD3 Industrial,Industrial, mineral, mineral, agricultural, agricultural, dock,dock, harbour,harbour, and 3ft 6in.-gauge horse-drawn railway, 1820s-1880s. public utilities systems (see also nos. 150,150,209, 209, 339) 261 JUX, FRANK. Samuel Williams, Dagenham Dock. Ind'Indl Locomotive vol. 9 (1999--)(1999-) pp.pp. 108-12.108--12. 244 BAKER,BAKER, A. A. C. C. The The Scropton Scropton Tramway.Tramway. Narrow Gauge The contractor's locos used during construction of no. 164 (Spr. 1999) pp.pp. 3-18.3-18. the docks Also the Fauld Tramway, both 3 ft-gauge gypsum mine railways in Staffordshire. 262 LEWIS, M. J. T. The railway in industry.industry. InIn AMBLER, ROD W. The history and practice of Britain's railways 245 BENDALL, IAN R. (comp). IndustrialIndustrial locomotives of (1999) pp. 77-96.77-96. Nottinghamshire. London: IndustrialIndustrial RailwayRailway Soc.,Soc., --IndustrialIndustrial railway history: past, presentpresent andand 1999. pp. 432.432.48 48 pl.,pI., 26 col. maps. future. IndustrialIndustrial RlyRIy RecordRecord no. 156 (Mar. 1999) pp. Brief details of eacheach industrialindustrial railway system & 109-20. tabulated detailsdetails ofof its locos.locos. WithWith sectionssections onon contractors' andand dealers'dealers' locos,locos, preservationpreservation 263 LOCOMOTIVELOCOMOTIVE buildingbuilding inin Northampton.Northampton. Ind!Indl locations, and lines not worked by locos. Locomotive vol. 9 (1999-) pp.pp. 123-30123-30.. The single locomotive built by Harrison & ClaytonClayton 246 BOOTH,BOOTH, ADRIAN.ADRIAN. AnAn earlyearly dieseldiesel locomotive. locomotive. in 1870 and the court case that it gave rise to. IndustrialIndustrialRlyRecordno.156 Rly Record no. 156 (Mar. 1999) pp.pp. 98--9.98-9.

437 264 McGILL,McGILL, BRIDGET.BRIDGET. New evidenceevidence ofof mineralmineral 281 WEAR,WEAR, RUSSELL. RUSSELL. DickDick && Stevenson,Stevenson, with a notenote tramways on on thethe routeroute ofof thethe PucklechurchPucklechurch toto about MarlynMartyn Bros. and Sharp,Sharp, HendersonHenderson & Co.Co. Seabank pipeline. Bristol indlIndl Arch. Soc.Soc. JnlJnl vol. 3232 IndustrialIndustrial Locomotive vol. 99 (1999-(1999-)) pp. 38-48. (1999) pp. 5-8.5-8. Builders of industrial locomotives. 265 MOUNTFORD,MOUNTFORD, COLINCOLlN E. PelawPelaw MainMain Railway.Railway. 282 WEAVER,WEAVER, RODNEY.RODNEY. Fire Queen:Queen: time warpwarp atat BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) pp. 634-40; 1414 (2000)(2000) pp. Dinorwic. IndustrialIndustrial Gwynedd vol. 4 (1999) pp.pp. 16-20. 42-7. 4 ftft gaugegauge CramptonCrampton patent loco of 18481848 forfor A history of this colliery line serving staithes on the Rly. Tyne. RD4R04 ElectricElectric and and underground underground railwaysrailways 266 OAKDEN, STEVEN. Primrose Hill colliery. IndustrialIndustrial RlyR/y Record no. 158 (Sep. 1999) pp.pp. 188-210. 283 TUFNELL,TUFNELL, R.R. B.B. TheThe unfortunate unfortunate casecase ofof HenryHenry O'Brien. BackTrackvol. 13 (1999) pp. 76-80. 267 OAKHILLOAKHILL Brewery.Brewery. IndustrialIndustrial RlyRy RecordRecord no. 159159 O'Brien. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) pp. 76-80. (Dec. 1999) pp. 226-30. O'Brien's involvement with and controversial views (Dec. 1999) pp. 226-30. on railway electrification up to 1924. 2ft 6in. gauge railway near Shepton Mallet. on railway electrification up to 1924. 268 PRYER,PRYER, HENRYHENRY E.E. RailwayRailway ExecutiveExecutive / BritishBritish RD5R05 UnusualUnusual forms forms of of railway railway and and locomotionlocomotion Transport Commission / / BritishBritish RailwaysRailways BoardBoard industrial locomotivelocomotive registrationregistration numbers.numbers. London: 284 tt BROWN,BROWN, F.F. H.H. UpsUps andand downs.downs. VentnorVentnor & DistrictDistrict IndustrialIndustrial Railway Soc., 1999. pp. 52.52.5 5 photos. Hist. Soc., 1999. pp. [?]. Proposed funiculars and cliff lifts around Ventnor. 269 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, CLIFF.CLIFF. A remnantremnant ofof thethe ClarenceClarence Ironworks.Ironworks. IndustrialIndustrial RlyR/y Record no. 159 (Dec. 1999)1999) 285 HIGH, DAVID R. The restoration of the Vivian Quarry pp. 241-54. V2 incline. IndustrialIndustrial Gwynedd vol. 4 (1999) pp. 33-33- Locomotives of of the BellBell BrothersBrothers Company'sCompany's 48. ironworks. Study of a self-acting incline at Dinorwic Quarry. 270 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, CLIFF.CLIFF. ThornewiThornewill II & WarhamWarham 286 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, IAN.IAN. TheThe lostlost mountain mountain railway.railway. locomotives. IndustrialIndustrial RiyR/y RecordRecord no. 157157 (June(June Countryman vol. 104 no. 4 (June 1999) pp.pp. 55-6.55-6. 1999) pp. 164-8. 2%-mile2Y:.-mile 2 2 ftft 6 in.in. gaugegauge railwayrailway built by SirSir The locos built by this Burton on Trent engineering Archiebald BirkmyreBirkmyre onon hishis GlensheeGlenshee estate,estate, company, 1850s-1891. 1920s-1974. 271 SIMMS,SIMMS, WILFRIDWILFRID F.F. RailwaysRailways ofof Kimmeridge. Kimmeridge. 287 WOOD,WOOD, CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. The The 'Flying''Flying' ScotScot thethe worldworld Rustington: author, 1999. pp. 36.36.24 24 photos,photos, plans. forgot. RlyR/y Mag.Mag. vol. 145145 no. 11771177 (May(May 1999)1999) pp.pp. Lines serving thethe Dorset oil shaleshale industryindustry andand 38-40. W.W.2WW.2 military ranges. Recollection ofof a demonstrationdemonstration run of Bennie'sBennie's 'Railplane' at Milngavie in latelate 1940s. 272 SMITH,SMITH, HAROLD HAROLD and and ETHERINGTON, ETHERINGTON, A.A. R.R. NewarkNewark Glue Factory.Factory. IndustrialIndustrial RlyR/y RecordRecord no. 156156 (Mar.(Mar. RD6R06 MiniatureMiniature railways railways (see(see also no. 150) 1999) pp. 140-4. The factory's private siding was connected to the 288 BASSETT-LOWKE,BASSETT-LOWKE, JANET. WenmanWenman JosephJoseph GNR main line. Bassett-Lowke: a memoir of his life and achievements 1877-1953. Chester: RailRomances,RailRomances, 1999. pp. 255. 273 SMITH,SMITH, R. R. B. B. J. J. and and BREAKSPEAR, BREAKSPEAR, M.M. J.J. TheThe ochreochre Many illns (14 pp. col.). mines and works atat Wick,Wick, SouthSouth Gloucestershire.Gloucestershire. Includes his association with miniature railways. BristolBristollndl Indl Arch Soc. Jn/vol.in( vol. 31 (1998) pp. 17-27. References toto the narrow gauge tramway system 289 BILLINGTON,BILLlNGTON, GRAHAM.GRAHAM. PassingPassing throughthrough and self-acting incline. Fairbourne. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 163163 (Wntr(Wntr 1998)1998) pp.pp. 20-3. 274 SYDDALL, BRIAN. Irchester: Wellingborough's last 274 SYDDALL, BRIAN. Irchester: Wellingborough's last Locos used on thethe FairbourneFairbourne Miniature RlyRIy for ironstoneirqnstone quarry. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 181-5, short periods. 389. 290 GOTHERIDGE,GOTHERIDGE, IVOR. IVOR. Dreamland Dreamland MiniatureMiniature Railway,Railway, 275 SYDDALL,SYDDALL, BRIAN.BRIAN. SteamSteam atat HeapHeap Bridge:Bridge: YatesYates Margate. Narrow Gauge no. 165 (Smr 1999) pp.pp. 3-7.3-7. Duxbury's Paper Mills and its locomotives. BackTrack 15in.-gauge; 1920-80. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 536-8.536-8. 291 t GUY,GUY, KEITH. KEITH. Poole Park Park Railway:Railway: thethe first fifty years. 276 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, ROY ROY E. E. The The Lee Lee Moor Moor Tramway: Tramway: aa pictorialpictorial Friends of Poole Park Rly,Ry, 1999. pp. 72.39 illns. record. Truro:Truro: TwelveheadsTwe/veheads Press. 1999. pp. 96.96.142 142 10% in. gauge. photos, 6 maps. 292 KNIGHT, NEVILLE R. British miniatureminiature railways: a 277 THOMAS,THOMAS, PETER. PETER. Mill, Mill, murder murder and and railway:railway: thethe storystory photographichotowaPhic survey.survey. Chester: RailRomances,RailRomances, of GibsonGibson Mill, the HawdenHawden Hole murdermurder and thethe [1999?].1999.]. pp. 175.277 photos. Hardcastle Crags railway. Rev. edn.edn. [n.p.]: author,author, r 1999. pp. 32. 293 MITCHELL, VIC and SMITH,SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. Romneyrail.Romneyrail. A reservoir construction line in W. Yorkshire. [Cover subtitle:subtitle: aa journey through timetime on thethe Romney, Hythe && DymchurchDymchurch Railway.]Railway.] Midhurst: 278 TOWNLEY, C. H. A. and PEDEN, J. A. The industrial Midhurst: 278 TOWNLEY, C. H. A. and PEDEN, J. A. The industrial Middleton,Middle ton , 1999. pp. XII, 96.96. 120120 photos.photos. [Narrow railways of St Helens, and , ptpi 1: gauge branch lines series.] St Helens (including the development of the canalscanals A pictorial history. and the mainmain lineline railways.railways. Guisborough: IndustrialIndustrial Rly Soc., 1999. pp. 272.272.53 53 photos,photos, 45 maps. 294 PEAKE, COLIN.COLlN. Rails around Shipley Lake. Narrow pp. 55-71, ChronologyChronology of the associated main line Gauge no. 163 (Wntr 1998) pp.pp. 11-15.11-15. railway system. 15in.-gauge Britannia Britannia Park Park RIyRly atat Shipley,Shipley, Derbyshire, inin 1985. Re-opened 19871987 as thethe 279 TUFFS,TUFFS, PETERPETER andand PARKHOUSE,PARKHOUSE, NEIL.NEIL. TheThe American Adventure Railroad. Kirkleatham Iron Stone Company.Company. Archive no. 2222 (June 1999) pp.pp. 31-44.31-44. 295 PEAKE,PEAKE, COLIN. COLlN. TheThe Gateshead Gateshead GardenGarden FestivalFestival IncludesIncludes details of the 3ft-gauge3ft-gauge railwayrailway betweenbetween Railway. Narrow Gauge no. 167 (Wntr 1999) pp. 3-7.3-7. the mine and Coatham ironworks, near Redcar 15in.-gauge line, 1990. 280 WAINWRIGHT,WAINWRIGHT, KEITH.KEITH. HollinHollin HallHall tramway,tramway, CliffCliff 296 SCOTT,SCOTT, PETER. PETER. Chough.Chough. Narrow GaugeGauge no. 165165 Colliery and the Cliff Coal and FireclayFireclay Company.Company. InIn (Smr 1999) pp.pp. 16-20.16-20. TAYLOR, KATEKATE (ed), Aspects of Wakefield,Wakefield, 2. History of 15in.-gauge 0-4-0 loco, built in 1968, that Barnsley:Barns/ey: WharncliffeWharnclfffe Publng, 1999. pp. 171-85. worked on the RH&DR and other lines inin BritainBritain before going to Canada in 1986.

438 297 SIMMS,SIMMS, WILFRID WILFRID F.F. The The Littlehampton Littlehampton miniatureminiature Refers particularly to railway bridges by John and railway, 1948-1998.1948-1998. 'Golden'Golden jubileejubilee issue'.issue'. Benjamin Green. Rustington: author, 1998. pp. 28.15 photos,photos, map. -repr.repr. inin YEOMANS,YEOMANS, DAVID T.T. (ed),(ed), TheThe 12%12Y. in. gauge. development of of timber as aa structuralstructural material.material. Aldershot: Ashgate, 1999. [Studies inin thethe historyhistory ofof STEPHENS, RAY. A tale of two singles. Model Engr 298 STEPHENS, RAY. A tale of two singles. Model Engr civil engineering, vol. 8.] pp. 291-304.291-304. vol. 180 (1998) pp.pp. 153-6,153-6, 289-92, 384-5, 512-13,512-13, 645-7. 313 BOOTH,BOOTH, L. L.G. G. and and BOOTH, BOOTH, VALERIE. VALERIE. TimberTimber railwayrailway History of a pair of 18 in. gauge 4-2-2 locomotiveslocomotives bridges in England in thethe periodperiod 1835-1860:1835-1860: theirtheir built to a Bagnall design. structural forms andand contemporarycontemporary lithographiclithographic illustrations. Jnllnst. Wood Science vol. 14 (1996- ) TOWNSEND, SIMON. The seven railways of illustrations. Jnl Inst. Wood Science 299 TOWNSEND, SIMON. The seven railways of pp. 48-61.48-61. Cleethorpes. Heywood Soc. JnIJnlno. no. 43 (Aut. 1998) pp. 4-16. 314 HORNE, D.D. K.K. GirderGirder bridges bridges - - gettinggetting better at it. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 296-300.296-300. 300 WARD,WARD, GRAHAM.GRAHAM. BlackpoolBlackpool PleasurePleasure BeachBeach Developments in the later 19th cent. Express Railway. JnIJnl Transport Ticket Soc. 1998 pp. 314-18. 315 JACKSON,JACKSON, ALASTAIR ALASTAIR A.A. TheThe developmentdevelopment of steelsteel 15 in. gaugegauge line 1905-10 and 21 inin gaugegauge lineline framed buildings in Britain 1880-1905.1880-1905. Construction opened 1933. HistoryHistoryvol. vol. 14 (1998) pp.pp. 21-40.21-40. Includes warehouses (GNR Manchester and GCR RE RAILWAYRAILWAY ENGINEERING ENGINEERING Marylebone), Glasgow Central and NottinghamNottingham Victoria stations, and Midland Hotel, Manchester. 301 DIVALL,DIVALL, COLIN.COLlN. TechnicalTechnical changechange andand railwayrailway systems. InIn AMBLER, RODROD W. The historyhistory andand 316 TATLOW,TATLOW, PETER. PETER. Bridge Bridge deck deck renewal renewal atat Vauxhall.Vauxhall. practice of Britain's railwaysrailways (1999) pp.pp. 97-111.97-111. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 208-12.208-12. Describes a project undertaken in 1965. 302 MORRISS,MORRISS, RICHARD. RICHARD. TheThe archaeology archaeology ofof railways.railways. Stroud: Tempus, 1999. pp.pp. 192.192.108 108 illns. (incl.(in cl. col.).coL). 317 TYSON,TYSON, STANLEY. STANLEY. CastCast ironiron railwayrailway archarch bridgesbridges IncludesIncludes glossary, gazetteer and bibliography. with particular reference toto that at StamfordStamford Bridge,Bridge, Yorkshire. Jnl RlyRN & CanalCanal Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 33 (1999- RE1 BiographiesBiographies of of railway railway civil civil engineersengineers (see also 2001) pp.pp. 61-3, 61-3,274-5. 274-5. no. 549) RE6 MechanicalMechanical engineering engineering (generally)(generally) 303 BRYAN, TIM. Brunei,Brunel, the great engineer. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 1999. pp. 160. 318 t GEORGE,GEORGE, DAVID.DAVID. TwoTwo engineeringengineering firmsfirms inin a smallsmall county town: a case study of what engineers did and 304 RENNISON,RENNISON, R. W.W. RichardRichard CailCail (1812-1893): (1812-1893): how they fared. Cumbrian IndustrialistIndustrialist vol. 2 (1999)(1999) Victorian contractor and man of many parts. Trans. Victorian contractor and man of many parts. pp-pp. I?]· Newcomen Soc. vol. 70 (1998-9)(1998-9) pp. 161-83. Includes Cowans, Sheldon, railway contractors, of Cail's work includedincluded manymany railwayrailway constructionconstruction Carlisle. contracts in thethe North East, c.c. 1839-64.1839-64. 319 METCALFE,METCALFE, RICHARD. RICHARD. DaviesDavies && MetcalfeMetcalfe Limited,Limited, RE2 CivilCivil engineering engineering railway engineers toto thethe world: one hundred years of excellence inin engineering: aa history of thethe railwayrailway 305 SOWAN,SOWAN, PAUL.PAUL. HowHow diddid theythey digdig thethe cuttings?cuttings? industry inin the agesages ofof steam,steam, dieseldiesel andand electricelectric Brighton CircularCircularvol. vol. 25 pp. 54-6.54-6. traction as perceived byby one of itsits mostmost respectedrespected equipment suppliers.suppliers. Glossop: Senior PubingPublng / 306 SOWAN,SOWAN, PAUL PAUL W. W. Railway Railway company company chalkchalk andand sandsand pits (in Kent, Surrey and Sussex, 1897-1900). Romiley: Foxline, 1999. pp. 208. its (in Kent, Surrey and Sussex, 1897-1900). A history of the company and its predecessor, the Brighton CircularCircularvol. vol. 25 (1999) pp. 168-9.168-9. A history of the company and its predecessor, the B Patent Exhaust Steam Injector Company. 307 SOWAN, PAUL W. Tunnel surveying observatories. 307 SOWAN, PAUL W. Tunnel surveying observatories. 320 RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. Drawings, design and Brighton CircularCircularvol. vol. 25 (1999) pp. 28-9. 320 RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. Drawings, design and who diddid what.what. [Railway[Railway reflections,reffections, no. 52-3.]52-3.] RE3 PermanentPennanent wayway (see also no. 628) BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999)1999) pp. pp. 200-7, 200-7,236-43. 236-43.

308 ENGLISH,ENGLISH, PETERPETER J. FoxFox HendersonHenderson && Co. ofof RE7 LocomotivesLocomotives (generally) (generally) Smethwick: pioneers in permanent way engineering.engineering. (See classclass RCRC1c 1 c for LondonLondon UndergroundUnderground Blackcountryman vol. 32, no. 1 (Wtr 1998-9)1998-9) pp.pp. 44-44- locomotives, class RC4 for IrishIrish locomotives,locomotives, classclass 50; no. 2 (Spr. 1999) pp.pp. 51-6;51-6; no. 3 (Smr(Smr 1999)1999) pp. RD3 for industrialindustrial locomotives,locomotives, classclass RD6R06 for 33-5. miniature locomotives, and class RL for locomotiveslocomotives The companycompany manufacturedmanufactured permanentpermanent wayway of individual railway companies) components and prefabricated engineering components and prefabricated engineering 321 GRIFFITHS, ROGER and SMITH, PAUL. The structures. 321 GRIFFITHS, ROGER and SMITH, PAUL. The directory of BritishBritish engineengine shedssheds andand principalprincipal 309 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, H. H. P. P. J. J. The The railway railway sleeper:sleeper: 5050 yearsyears of locomotivelocomotive servicing points, vol. 1: southern England, pretensioned, prestressed concrete. Tarmac Papers,Papers, the Midlands,Midlands, East Anglia andand Wales.Wales. Shepperton: vol. 3 (1999) pp.pp. 97-124.97-124. Oxford Pubing,Publng, 1999. pp. xiv, 206. First published in The StructuralStructural EngineerEngineer vol. 71 (1993). RE8 SteamSteam locomotives locomotives (See notes toto class RE7) RE5 ArchitectureArchitecture and and design: design: bridges, bridges, viaducts,viaducts, stations, tunnel entrances (see also no. 406) 322 t ALLCOCK, MERVYN and BURGESS, BOB. (ed).(ed). Saving aa roundhouse.roundhouse. Chesterfield: Barrow HillHill 310 BARTON, B. M. J. Stamp End railway bridge, Lincoln. Engine Shed Soc., [1999?]. pp. 52. Lincolnshire Hist.Hist & Arch. vol. 33 (1998) pp.pp. 55-6.55-6. Photographic recordrecord ofof Barrow Hill engineengine shedshed Possibly the oldestoldest survivingsurviving wrought-ironwrought-iron box-box­ and its restoration following closure in 1991. girder bridge, builtbuilt 1848 toto the designdesign of JohnJohn Fowler on the MS&LR Lincoln branch. 323 t ATKINS, PHILlP.PHILIP. The The goldengolden ageage of steamsteam locomotivelocomotive building.building. Penryn, Cornwall:Cornwall: AtlanticAtlantic 311 BIDDLE, GORDON. Railway architecture, architectsarchitects Transport / National RlyR/y Museum, 1999. pp. 256. and engineers. In AMBLER, ROD W. The history and and engineers. In AMBLER, ROD W. The history and 324 ATKINS, PHILlP. Dropping the fire: the decline and practice of Britain's railways (1999) pp.pp. 61-76.61-76. 324 ATKINS, PHILIP. Dropping the fire: the decline and fall ofof thethe steamsteam locomotive.locomotive. Clophill:Clop hill: Irwell Press / 312 BOOTH,BOOTH, L. L. G. G. The The development development of of laminated laminated timbertimber National RlyR/y Museum,Museum, 1999. pp. vi, 106.106. Many illns,IIlns, arch structures in Bavaria, France and England in the 34 tables, 8 tabular appendices. early nineteenthnineteenth century. InIn JnIJnl Inst. Wood ScienceScience An international study of the final developmentsdevelopments in vol. 5 (1971) pp.pp. 3-16.3-16. steam locomotive design.

439 325 BAKER,BAKER, ALLAN ALLAN C. C. Early Early Nasmyth Nasmyth GaskellGaskell records.records. RE9-10 Electric Electric and and diesel diesel locomotives locomotives andand trains (as IndustrialIndustrial RIyRly Record no. 157 (June 1999) pp. 160-2. one subject) The locomotive records of James Nasmyth & Co. (See notes to class RE7) and Nasmyth Gaskell & Co. 343 CURTIS,CURTIS, ADRIAN ADRIAN (ed). (ed). The The best best of of Classic Classic DieselsDiesels & 326 BARNES,BARNES, ROBIN. ROBIN. TheThe 10th10th EarlEarl ofof Dundonald, Dundonald, hishis Electrics.Electrlcs. Peterborough: A&C Services,ServIces, 1999. pp. 36. rotary engine and his locomotive.locomotive. BackTrack vol. 13 A miscellany, extracted from the periodical Classic (1999) pp.pp. 586-90;586-90; vol. 14 (2000)(2000) pp.pp. 84-90.84-90. Diesels & Electrics.Bectrfcs. 327 CHACKSFIELD,CHACKSFIELD, J. J. E. RichardRichard Maunsell:Maunsell: anan 344 MARSDEN, COLlNCOLIN J.J. A perfect match. RlyRIy Mag. vol. engineering biography. Usk: Oakwood, 1999. pp. 160. 145 no. 1180 (Aug. 1999)1999) pp.pp. 59-65.59-65. . . 92 illns,illns, 3 drwgs,drwgs, 88 mapsmaps && plans,plans, 33 facsims. facsims. Historical description of couplings and multiple-unit [Oakwood library of railway history, no. 102.] control connectors usedused on BritishBritish electricelectric andand Maunsell asas a locomotivelocomotive engineerengineer on GreatGreat diesel locos and multiple-unit trains. Southern & Western, East India, South Eastern & Chatham and Southern Rlys. 345 TOMS, GEORGE. Brush diesel & electric locomotives works list. London: Industrial RlyRIy Society,Society, 1999. pp. 328328t t FRYER,FRYER, CHARLES.CHARLES. The superheatedsuperheated 4-4-0s of the 48,40 figs. fIVefive Scottish railwaysrailways 1910-1922.1910-1922, Cork: Fryer Prodns, Locos built by Brush Electrical Engineering Co. Ltd [1998?]. pp. 66. of Loughborough and successors. 329 HARDINGHAM,HARDINGHAM, ROGER. ROGER. Images Images ofof Barry Barry scrapyard.scrapyard. RE9 Electric locomotives and trains Settle: Waterfront, 1999. pp. [64]. Col. photos. A colour photographic record. (See notes to class RE7) 330 HARMAN,HARMAN, FREDFRED W.W. TheThe locomotiveslocomotives builtbuilt byby 346 ALLEN, G. FREEMAN. ABC of British electric trains. Manning WardleWardle && Company, vol. 1: NarrowNarrow gauge.gauge. Facsim repr. of 1948 edn (Ott. 2319). Shepperton: Ianlan Toddington, Beds.: CenturyCentury Locoprints,Locoprints, 1999. pp.pp. Allan, 1999. pp. 68. 104.110104. 110 photos,photos, 43 drwgs. 347 LEWIS, JOHN. TheThe liveries of classclass 319319 e.m.u.s.e.m.u.s. A record arranged by country of delivery. Historical Model RIyRly Soc. JnlJnl vol. 16 (1996-9)(1996-9) pp.pp. 331 LISTER,LlSTER, BRIAN.BRIAN. In In pursuit ofof thethe lastlast Pacifics.Pacifics. 380-5,446-50,480-4. Oakworth: RailArt, [1999]. pp. 111.111.117 117 photos. 348 VICKERS, R. L. The beginningsbeginnings of electricelectric traction.traction. A photographicphotographic record of PacificPacific locomotiveslocomotives in Trans. Newcomen Soc. vol. 71 (1999-2000) pp. 115- their last days. 27. 332 MAGGS,MAGGS, COLIN COLlN A. A. Steam: Steam: talestales fromfrom thethe footplate.footplate. Stroud: Sutton PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. 188.188.195 195 photos. RE10 Diesel,Diesel, diesel-electric, diesel-electric, and and otherother self-generating self-generatlng A seriesseries ofof reminiscencesreminiscences ofof WestWest CountryCountry types of locomotivelocomotive and train (see also no. 243) footplate staff, WW.1W.W.1 toto 1960s. (See notes toto class RE7) 333 OXLEY,OXLEY, CHARLIE.CHARLlE. Valve geargear onon BritishBritish steam steam - - 349 CLOUGH,CLOUGH, DAVIDDAVID N.N. TheThe re-enginedre-engined classclass 37s.37s. . Forward no. 119119 (1999)(1999) pp. [Diesel pioneers.] Traction no. 57 (July 1999) pp. 16-16- 14-21. 21. Robinson's piston valve. A history of class 37/9, introduced 1986. 334 OXLEY,OXLEY, CHARLIE.CHARLlE. GresleyGresley valvevalve gear.gear. Gresley 350 CURTIS,CURTIS, ADRIAN ADRIAN (ed).(ed). TheThe Western Western collection.~ollection. 7474 ObserverObserverno. no. 118 (Smr 1999) pp.pp. 17-26.17-26. vols projected. Peterborough: A&C Services. Detailed chronological records of individual Class 335 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. TheThe eternaleternal question:question: 52 diesel-hydraulics. blastpipes and chimneys.chimneys. [Railway reflections,reflections, no. D1003 Western Pioneer. 1998. pp. 28. 55155.] BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999)(1999) pp.pp. 369-77, 369-77,569. 569. D1006 Western Stalwart. 1999. pp. 28. 336 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. InIn praisepraise ofof thethe ordinary:ordinary: D1008 Western Harrier. 1999. pp. 28. the 0-6-2 tanktank engine.engine. [Railway reflections,reflections, no. 51.]51.] D1011 Western Thunderer. 1999. pp. 28. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 118-25.118-25. D1019 Western Challenger. 1999. pp. 28. D1023 Western Fusilier. 1999. pp. 28. 337 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. 100100 years on:on: somesome D1032 Western Marksman. 1998. pp. 24. locomotiveslocomotives and events of 1899. [Railway reflections,reflections, D1055 Western Advocate. 1999. pp. 28. no. 56.] BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 441-8.441-8. D1064 Western Regent. 1999. pp. 28. 338 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. SocieteSociete Alsacienne,Alsacienne, 351 CURTIS, ADRIAN (ed). Western experiments. 2 pts. Alfred de GlehnGlehn andand hishis compounds. compounds. [Railway Peterborough: A&C Services,Services, 1999-2000. Each pp. reflections, no. 57.]57.] BackTrack vol. 1313 (1999)(1999) pp.pp. 36. 495-502. A detailed record of experimental modifications to -More--More thoughts thoughts on on compounding. compounding. [Railway Class 52 diesel-hydraulics. reflections, no. 58.]58.] BackTrack vol. 1313 (1999)(1999) pp.pp. Pt 1:1: Swindon-built class 52s52s D1D1000-29. 000-29. 553-61. Pt 2:2: -built class 52s D1030-73. 339 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, CLIFF. CLIFF. The The USA 0-6-00-6-0 tanktank 352 CURTIS,CURTIS, ADRIANADRIAN (ed).(ed). WesternWestern revelations.revelations. locomotives. IndustrialIndustrial RlyRIy RecordRecord no. 158158 (Sep.(Sep. Peterborough: A&C Services, 1999. pp. 36. 1999) pp. 181-4. A miscellanymiscellany concerningconcerning Class 5252 diesel-diesel­ A class of 382 locos built in 1942-41942-4 forfor W.W.2W.W.2 hydraulics, extracted fromfrom Classic Diesels & military use.use. Some werewere later bought by thethe Electrics. Southern RIyRiy and British industrial users. 353 CURTIS,CURTIS, ADRIANADRIAN (ed).(ed). WesternsWesterns onon works.works. 340 TOPPING,TOPPING, BRIAN. BRIAN. The The engine engine driver'sdriver's manual:manual: howhow Peterborough: A&C Services, 1999. pp. 36. to prepare,prepare, fire andand drivedrive aa steam steam locomotive. locomotive. A detailed record of Swindon Works visits by Class Sparkford: Oxford Publng,Publng, 1998. pp. 192.192. ManyMany 52 diesel-hydraulics. photos && ddiagms. iag ms. 354 HYPHER,HYPHER, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe NorthNorth BritishBritish classclass 22s.22s. 341 WAY,WAY, R. R. BARNARD. BARNARD. MeetMeet the the locomotive. locomotive. FacsimFacsim [ClassicrClassic classes.] Traction no. 62 (Dec. 1999) pp.pp. 15-15- repr. of 1947 edn (Ott. 3062). Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 21.~1. 1999. pp. 49. The function ofof variousvarious parts of thethe steamsteam 355 KERRY,KERRY, MIKE. MIKE. The The Peaks.Peaks. [Classic classes.] Traction locomotive simply explained. no. 52 (Feb. 1999) pp.pp. 16-21;16-21; 53 (Mar. 1999) pp.pp. 16-16- 21; 54 (Apr. 1999) pp.pp. [?]; 55 (May 1999) pp. 16-22; 342 WOODS,WOODS, JOHN.JOHN. NotesNotes onon WarWar Department Department 57 (July 1999) pp.pp. 35-41.35-41. locomotives.locomotives. World War TwoTwo RailwayRailway StudyStudy GroupGroup Bulln vol. 8 (1998) pp.pp. 98-104.98-104. 356 LEMON,LEMON, GARY.GARY. PaddingtonPaddington to PenzancePenzance in thethe diesel age. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp. 228-35.228-35.

440 357 MARSDEN,MARSDEN, COLIN COLlN J. J. Falcon: Falcon: the the wingedwinged wonder.wonder. Rly 373 TURNER,TURNER, SIMON. SIMON. HallHall && Co.Co. ofof Croydon. Croydon. Brighton Mag. vol. 145 no. 1173 (Jan. 1999) pp.pp. 51-5.51-5. CircularCircularvol. vol. 25 (1999) pp.pp. 78-81.78-81. History of aa prototypeprototype 27002700 h.p.h.p. Co-CoCo-Co diesel-diesel­ Private coal wagon owner. electric locomotive bubuilt ilt by Brush inIn 1961. 374 t WATTS, TONY. Private owner wagons from the Ince 358 MORRISON,MORRISON, GAVIN.GAVIN. ClassClass 47s.47s. Shepperton: Ianlan Waggon & Ironworks.Ironworks. 1?]:{?]: Historical Model RNRly Soc., Allan, 1999. pp. 96. Many illns,iIIns, incl. col. [Ianflan AllanAllan 1999. pp. 192.192.215 215 photos. ABC series.] ABC series] 375 WATTS, TONY. Wigan wagons. Platform no. 48 (Aut. A brief history. 375 WATTS, TONY. Wigan wagons. Platform no. 48 (Aut. 1999) pp. 13-15, no. 49 (Spr.(Spr.2000) 2000) pp.pp. 18-19.18-19. 359 WINKWORTH, D. D. W. HastingsHastings lineline dieselisation.dieselisation. Private-owner wagonswagons ofof the Wigan and districtdistrict BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 126-31.126-31. coalfield. RE12 CarriagesCan1ages (See class RC1cRC1c forfor LondonLondon UndergroundUnderground rollingrolling RE14 BrakesBrakes and and passenger/driver passenger/driver communication communication stock, class RC4 for Irish rOiling stock, class RD3 for stock, class RC4 for Irish rolling stock, class RD3 for 376 WELLS, JEFFREY. The evolution of train industrialindustrial rollingrolling stock, and class RL for rollingrolling stock 376 WELLS, JEFFREY. The evolution of train of individual railway companies) communication in the 19th century. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) pp. 579-85,641-6;579-85, 641-6; 1414(2000) (2000) pp. 24-8.24-8. 360 BUTLIN,BUTLlN, ASHLEY. ASHLEY. B.R.BR coachingcoaching fleet: Mk2,Mkt, Mk3Mk3 & Mk4. [Additional subtitle from cover: a full listing of 377 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY. JEFFREY. TheThe NewarkNewark brakebrake trialstrials andand Mk4. [Additional subtitle from cover: a full listing of after. BackTrackvol. 13 (1999) pp. 98-103, 155-60. numbers, conversions, renumberings and disposals.]disposals.] after. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) pp. 98-103,155-60. Clophill: Irwelllrwell Press, 1998. pp. 36. [British Railways Illustrated modern times series.] Illustrated modern times series.] RE15 SafetySafety engineering: engineering: signals signals andand signallingsignalling 361 GAMBLE, G. (comp). BritishBritish railwayrailway non-passengernon-passenger methods; electric telegraph systems rolling stock. Chinnor: Cheona Publns,Publns, 1998. pp. 60. (See classclass RL for signallingsignalling ofof individualindividual railwayrailway 112 photos. [Railways in profile series, no. 6.] companies) A photographic record of non-passengernon-passenger coaching stock. 378 BATTS, J.J. R. ReadingReading S.& T.-the seamyseamy side.side. Signalling Record 1999 pp. 117-24. 362 HARRIS,HARRIS, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. British British RailRail markmark 22 coaches:coaches: the Reminiscences of the Signalling & Telegraph Dept. design that launched InterCity. Glossop //Ottershaw: Ottershaw: Mallard Venture, 1999. pp. 192.192.160 160 ifins,illns, incl. col. 379 BENNETT,BENNETT, BRUCE. BRUCE. TheThe Western Western regionregion standardstandard A history of the type up to thethe present,present. includingincluding timber signal boxes. Signalling Record 1999 pp. 125- use in Ireland and overseas. 38,159-73,182-91. 363 JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. HaveHave wewe reallyreally movedmoved on?:on?: a 380 BLUNDELL,BLUNDELL, LAURENCE.LAURENCE. The resignallingresignalling ofof review of 100 years of express trains. BackTrack vol. Birmingham Snow Hill, SeptemberSeptember 1960.1960. Signalling 13 (1999) pp. 398-405.398-405. Record 1999 pp. 38-58.38-58. Carriage~arriage design fromfrom the passenger'spassenger's point of 381 GREAVES, JIM. Nineteenth century development of view. 381 GREAVES, JIM. Nineteenth century development of view. the electricelectric telegraph.telegraph. lnvicta no. 52 (1999) pp. 17- 364 KICHENSIDE, G.G. M. ABC British Railways coaches:coaches: 21. standard steamsteam & electric. Facsim repr. of 19581958 ednedn 382 INSTONE,INSTONE, REG. Can a miniatureminiature E.T.S.E.T.S. instrumentinstrument (Ott. 3191). Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 1999. pp. 64. be dated from the serialserial number?number? Signalling Record Record 1999 pp. 2-12.2-12. RE13 WagonsWagons (see also no. 656) (See notes toto class RE12) 383 LEVETT, R. J. R.R. ClusterCluster typetype colourcolour lightlight signals.signals. Live RailRailvol. vol. 17 (1998-) pp.pp. 150-2. 365 BARTLETT,BARTLETT, PAUL.PAUL. 112000,112000, BRBR OCA.OCA. Historical Model RNRly Soc. Jnl vol. 16 (1996-9) pp. 496-8.496-8. 384 LUDLAM, A.A. J.J. AnAn awfulawful catastrophe-acatastrophe-a direfuldireful event. 4-wheel open wagon designdesign builtbuilt 1981-2.1981-2. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) p. 385. A fatalfatal explosionexplosion in the LouthLouth premisespremises of aa 366 GAMBLE, G. (comp). British railway wagons: cattle & manufacturer of detonating signals. brake vans. Chinnor: Cheona Publns,Publns, 1997. pp. 60. 107 photos. [Railways in prOfileprofile series, no. 5.] 385 NICHOLLS, ARTHURARTHUR R.R. The electricelectric telegraph.telegraph. A photographic record. BackTrackBackTrackvol.vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 71-5.71-5. ItsIts early use on the railways. 367 GAMBLE,GAMBLE, G.G. (comp).(comp). BritishBritish railwayrailway wagons:wagons: engineer's stock. Chinnor: Cheona Pubins,Pub Ins, 1998-9. 2 vols, each pp. 60. 112,112, 118118 photos.photos. [Railways inin REI6RE16 Other Other railway railway equipment equipment profile series, no. 7-8.] A photographic record. 386 WEST, JAMES. Railway trolleys:trolleys: aa brief history of railway trolleys and rail cars. Chappel Station: EARM 368 GAMBLE, G.G. (comp). British railway privateprivate ownerowner PubIns,Publns, 1999. pp. 27.27.28 28 illns. wagons: opens andand hoppers.hoppers. Chinnor: CheonaCheona Platelayers' inspection and gang trolleys. PubIns,Publns, 1999. pp. 60.60.118 118 photos.photos. [Railways inin profile series, no. 9.] A photographic record of recent years. RF RAILWAYRAILWAY ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 369 GENT, ERIC. British Railways brakevans & ballast 369 t GENT, ERIC. British Railways brakevans & ballast 387 EDWARDS, ROY. Conceptualising cost: the analysis ploughs. [?}: Historical Model Rly Soc., 1999. pp. 96. 387 EDWARDS, ROY. Conceptualising cost: the analysis ploughs. p]: Historical Model Rly Soc., 1999. pp. 96. of management information on Britain's railways, 85 photos (74 coL),col.), 17 drwgs. of management information on Britain's railways, c.1935-56. Contemporary British HistoryHistoryvol. vol. 13 no. 3 370 HENDRY,HENDRY, ROBERT. ROBERT. British British railwayrailway goodsgoods wagonswagons inin (Aut. 1999) pp. 72-81.72-81. colour, forfor the modellermodeller andand historian.historian. Earl Shilton:Shilton: Midland Publng, 1999. pp. 96. RF1 Rates, charges,charges, fares, tollstolls and tickets 371 LARKIN, DAVID. Working wagons: a pictorialpictorial reviewreview of freight stock on the B.R.B.R. system.system. 2 vols.vols. Hull: 388 GELDARD,GELDARD, DAVID DAVID G.G. Voters'Voters' tickets.tickets. Jnl TransportTransport Santona, 1998-9. EachEach pp. 96. Ticket Soc. 1998 pp. 29-34.29-34. Vol.Vol.1,1968to 1,1968 to 1973. Railway tickets for passengers travelling to vote. Vol. 2,2,1974-1979. 1974-1979. 372 ROGERS,ROGERS, HERBERT.HERBERT. WagonWagon repairsrepairs inin thethe RF2 Inter-railwayInter-railway relations relations Harrogate and York areas.areas. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol. 3838 (1999)(1999) pp. pp. 35-44, 35-44,71-82,136-40. 71-82, 136-40. 389 STIRLING,STIRLING, DAVID. DAVID. Running Running powers.powers. BackTrack vol. Personal reminiscences. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 350-1,508.350-1,508.

441 RG RAILWAYRAILWAY OPERATION OPERATION 406 SUMMERS,SUMMERS, JIM. JIM. The tunneltunnel collapsecollapse atat Penmanshiel. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 435-40.435-40. RG1 OperationOperation of of railway railway servicesservices Primarily concerns the passengerpassenger serviceservice diversions necessitated by this 1979 event. 390 ARNOTT,ARNOTT, ROBERT.ROBERT. TOPS:TOPS: howhow it allall started.started. 407 UNDERWOOD,UNDERWOOD, H. H. Race Race dayday atat Doncaster. Doncaster. Platform National RlyRty Museum Review no. 89 (Aut. 1999)1999) pp. 22-4. no. 48 (AUt.(Aut. 1999) pp.pp. 7-9.7-9. The Total Operations Processing System on B.R. Recollections ofof operatingoperating St Leger race traffic at Doncaster, 1920s. 391 BAILEY,BAILEY, M. R.R. TheThe abcabc ofof British British Railways Railways headcodes: aa complete listIlst of all British Railways and RG5 RailwayRailway water water services; services; docks docks and and harbours;harbours; London Transport headlamp,headlamp, discdisc and two- and four­four- boats; boat trains (see also nos.nos. 487, 487,565,611, 565, 611, character codes.codes. [Cover title:title: BritishBritish RailwaysRailways 635,640,657,701)635,640,657, 701) headcodes.] FacsimFacsim repr.repr. ofof 19661966 ednadn (Ott.3798*).(Ott.3798*). Shepperton: Ianlan AI/an,Allan, 1999. pp. 72. 408 t BUTLER,BUTLER, ROBERT. ROBERT. RichboroughRichborough Port. Ramsgate: E. Kent Maritime Trust, [1999?]. pp. 32. 392 GLOVER,GLOVER, JOHN. JOHN. RailwayRailway operations.operations. Shepperton: The W.W.1W.W.I traintrain ferry base. Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 96. Many illns.illns. [Ian[/an AllanAI/an ABCABC series.] 409 COWSILL,COWSILL, MILES. MILES. Ferries Ferries ofof thethe IrishIrish SeaSea pastpast andand An outline of contemporary practice. present. Narberth: Ferry PubIns,Publns, [1999]. pp. 56. Many photos, incl. col. 393 PUGH,PUGH, B. B. E. E. Fog Fog working.working. Great Western RlyRty Jnl vol. A photographic record. 4 (1998-9) pp. 469-71. On the Western Region's London Division in the 410 ROBINS, NICK. Turbine steamers of the British Isles. 1950s. Newtownards: Colourpoint, 1999. pp. 125. A historyhistory of shipsships usedused onon shortshort seasea crossings,crossings, 394 REAR, BILL. Crewe: station, traffic andand footplatefootplate many railway-owned. working in the 1950s.1950s. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 128. Many illns, tables. 411 SMITH,SM ITH, COLlNCOLIN J. In fair weather and in foul: 30 years of ScottishScottish passengerpassenger ships and ferries.ferries. Narberth: 395 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. The The world world ofof thethe Ferry Pubins,Publns, 1999. pp. 128. Many photos, incl. col., 2 timetable. [Railway reflections,reffections, no. 59.]59.] BackTrack col. maps. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 611-19.611-19. 1970s-1990s. Timetable compilation and production. --TimetablesTimetables and traction. [Railway reflections,reffections, no. RG6 RailwayRailway air air services services 60-1.] BackTrack vol. 13 (1999)(1999) pp. 668-76;668-76; 1414 (2000) pp.pp. 50-8,66, 50-8,66,113-19. 113-19. 412 BALFOUR,BALFOUR, CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. SpitheadSpithead Express:Express: thethe Matching motive powerpower andand timetabletimetable pre-war IslandIsland airair ferryferry && post-warpost-war plans.plans. requirements. Leatherhead: Magna Press,Press, 1999. pp. 96.96. 100100 photos. RG2 FreightFreight traffic traffic The story of Portsmouth, Southsea & Aviation. Includes extensiveextensive referencereference toto 396 ELLIS,ELLlS, PETER. PETER. WagonWagon labels - - andand whatwhat wewe cancan competition and co-operation with Southern Rly.RIy. learnlearn from them. Railway Print Society NewsltrNewsttr no. 92 (Jan-Feb. 1999) pp.pp. 9-12.9-12. 413 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, DAVIDDAVID L.L. WingsWings overover thethe Island:Island: thethe With L&NWR examples. aviation heritage of the Isle of Wight. I?),[7J, loW:IoW: Coach House Publns,Pub Ins, 1999. pp. 118.118.134 134 photos. 397 HUGHES,HUGHES, JOHNJOHN C.C. LoadingLoading freightfreight inin thethe 1880s.1880s. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999)(1999) pp. 549-52; 1414 (2000)(2000) p. RG7 RailwayRailway ancillary ancillary services: services: hotels; hotels; catering;catering; 66. camping coaches (see also nos. 486,546)486, 546) 398 NOBLE, JAMES. Around thethe coast with Buffalo Bill: 414 WELLS,WELLS, JEFFREY. JEFFREY. Aspects Aspects ofof railway railway refreshmentrefreshment the Wild West inin YorkshireYorkshire & Lincolnshire.Lincolnshire. Beverley:Bevertey: rooms 1840-1850. BackTrackvol.13 (1999) pp.502-4 Hutton, 1999. pp. 144. IlinsIIIns incl.in cl. col. pp. 61-74,61-74, Wheels,Wheels, wagons,wagons, water andand wings.wings. RH RAILWAYRAILWAY LIFE LIFE AND AND LABOUR LABOUR Describes howhow 'BuffaloBuffalo Bill' Cody's WildWild WestWest 415 BANCROFT,BANCROFT, PETER.PETER. TheThe BritishBritish TransportTransport StaffStaff show was transported by rail in Britain. College at Woking. Alton:Atton: Nebulous Books, 1998. pp. 399 PEARSON,PEARSON, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. ComingComing up withwith thethe goods:goods: 58.1558. 15 photos.photos. journeys throughthrough Britain by freightfreight train.train. Tatenhill 416 FREESTONE,FREESTONE, JILL andand SMITH,SMITH, RICHARDRICHARD W.W. Common: Wayzgoose, 1999. pp. 176. Col. ilins.iIIns. IpswichIpswich enginesengines andand IpswichIpswich men:men: thethe story of DescriptionsDes

443 450 ROAKE,ROAKE, JOHN. JOHN. Last Last post: post: letter letter boxes boxes on on non-sortingnon-sorting 467 MILLER,MILLER, R. R. W. W. The The Winsford && OverOver branch.branch. Usk: carriage trainstrains inin Scotland in the 1930s.1930s. BackTrack Oakwood, 1999. pp.pp. 104. 89 illnsiIIns && maps.maps. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 647-52.647-52. [Locomotion papers, no. 212.]2121 RK10 RailwaysRailways andand nationalnational defence (see also no. 482) Cleator & WorkingtonWorklngton Junction Railway 451 STEVENSON,STEVENSON, DAVID. DAVID. War War by by timetable?: timetable?: thethe railwayrailway 468 GAINFORD,GAINFORD, JACK. JACK. Seaton: Seaton: aa villagevillage andand itsits station.station. race before 1914. Past & Present no. 162 (Feb. 1999) Cumbrian Rlys vol. 6 (1997-(1997- ) pp.pp. 139-41,139-41, 156-9,156-9, pp. 163-94. 172-3. Relationships between EuropeanEuropean railwayrailway development andand thethe outbreak ofof the First WorldWorld Croydon & Oxted Joint Railway War. 469 SOWAN,SOWAN, PAULPAUL W.W. MessrsMessrs Warings'Warings' andand JosephJoseph 452 CHRISTENSEN,CHRISTENSEN, MIKE. RailwaysRailways forfor munitionsmunitions Fairbanks's contribution to the building the Oxted line workers. Defence Lines no. 9 (Nov. 1997) pp. 11-14. Fairbanks's contribution to the building the Oxted line workers. Defence Lines no. 9 (Nov. 1997) pp. 11-14. in easteast Surrey,Surrey, 1865-671865-67 andand 1880-1883.1880-1883. Bourne 453 LLOYD,LLOYD, JOHN.JOHN. WanderingWandering on aa foreignforeign strand.strand. Society Local History Records, vol. 39 (1999) pp.pp. 51-51- BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 525-8.525-8. 65. U.S. Army Ambulance Train Train No.No. 14 inin BritainBritain The workings of the abandonedabandoned Surrey & SussexSussex during W.w.2.W.W.2. Junction RIyRly were taken over byby thethe Croydon,Croydon, Oxted & East Grinstead RIy.Rly. RK11 MilitaryMilitary railwaysrailways (see also no. 271) FestinlogFestlnlog Railway 4544q4 LAMBERT,LAMBERT, TONY. TONY. Notes Notes on on thethe Melbourne Melbourne MilitaryMilitary Railway. World War TwoTwo RailwayRailway StudyStudy GroupGroup BuIlnBulln 470 JARVIS,JARVIS, PETER. PETER. TheThe inspector inspector reports.reports. Ffestiniog vol.vol. 8 (1998) pp.pp. 147-8.147-8. RlyRIy Mag. vol. 14 (1997-(1997-)) pp. 329-32. Transcription of Capt. H. W. Tyler's 1864 report to 455 SIMMONS,SIMMONS, S. S. A. A. The The C.A.D. CAD. Bramley Bramley railway.railway. World Transcription of Capt. H. W. Tyler's 1864 report to the Board of Trade on the FestiniogFestlniog Rly.RIy. WarWar Two Railway Study Group BurinBulln vol. 8 (1998) pp. 43-5. 471 STRETTON,STRETION, M. J. Festiniog Railway in camera: one Standard gauge railway in the Central Ammunition hundred years 1871-1971.1871-1971. Penistone: ChallengerChallenger Depot, 1918-87. Publns, 1999. pp. 96. 456 WOODS,WOODS, JOHN. JOHN. Statistics Statistics of of W.D. W.D. operatedoperated railways.railways. 472 WILSON,WILSON, ANDREW. AN DREW. TheThe FairlieFairlie locomotiveslocomotives of the World War TwoTwo RailwayRailway StudyStudy GroupGroup BurinBulln vol. 8 Festiniog Railway. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) pp. 62- (1998) pp. 149-53. 70. InIn the UK. FumessFurness Railway RL INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL RAILWAYS RAILWAYS 473 ANDERSON, WYN. Lishmans,Lishmans, Atkinsons,Atkinsons, ArnsideArnside Ashover Light Railway and thethe FurnessFurness Railway.Railway. Cumbrian RlysRlys vol. 6 (1997-9) pp. 182-4,200-2. 457 LITTLE,UTILE, LAWSON. LAWSON. The The Baldwins Baldwins ofof Ashover.Ashover. Narrow (1997-9) pp. 182-4,200-2. Gauge no. 163 (Wntr 1998) pp. 4-8. The FR atat ArnsideArnside andand twotwo railwayrailway familiesfamilies that Gauge no. 163 (Wntr 1998) pp. 4-8. served there. Ashover Light RIyRly locos. served there. 474 ANDREWS, MICHAEL. Priory revisited. Cumbrian 458 LITTLE,UTILE, LAWSON. LAWSON. Passenger Passenger stockstock ofof thethe AshoverAshover 474 ANDREWS, MICHAEL. Priory revisited. Cumbrian Light Railway. Narrow Gauge no. 167 (Wntr 1999) pp. RlysRlysvol. vol. 6 (1997-9)(1997-9) pp.pp. 164-9,164-9,181. 181. Light Railway. Narrow Gauge no. 167 (Wntr 1999) pp. Priory station. 13-17. Priory station. 475 MARR, MIKE. FurnessFurness RailwayRailway wagonwagon labels.labels. Brecon & Merthyr TydfllTydfil Junction Railway Railway Print Society NewsltrNews& no. 93 (Mar. 1999)1999) pp. 459 CASTON,CASTON, RAY. RAY. AA close close shave shave atat Bassaleg. Bassaleg. WelshWelsh 6-9. Rlys Archive vol. 2 (1995-9) pp. 236-7.236-7. 476 NORMAN, KEN. A Furness Railway family. Cumbrian Collision in 1906. Rlys vol. 6 (1997-9) pp. 185-6. Father and son, Richard and Arthur Atkinson. Caledonian Railway 477 OWEN, TIM. The great survivor: the rebirth of a 460 YOUNG, JOHN. Caledonian Railway publicity 477 OWEN, TIM. The great survivor: the rebirth of a 460 YOUNG, JOHN. Caledonian Railway publicity Victorian engine:engine: howhow aa small teamteam ofof dedicateddedicated material. Railway Print Society NewsltrNews& no. 92 (Jan-(Jan­ enthusiasts restored to life an old steam engine. Feb. 1999) pp. 3-8. enthusiasts restored to life an old steam engine. Feb. 1999) pp. 3-8. [Cover subtitle: thethe story of thethe rebuilding of a vintage 461 YOUNG,YOUNG, JOHN.JOHN. Caledonian Caledonian RailwayRailway envelopes.envelopes. Furness railwayrailway engine.]engine.] Grange-over-Sands: Railway Print Society NewsltrNews& no. 93 (Mar.(Mar. 1999)1999) pp. Cumbrian Rlys Assocn / Furness RlyRIy Trust, 1999. pp. 3-5. 32.28 photos,photos, lineline drwgs,drwgs, 2 facsims. History ofof Furness RIy Rly 0-4-00-4-0 no.no. 2020 and itsits CambrianCambr1an Railways restoration. 462 BRIWNANTBRIWNANT JONES,JONES, GWYN.GWYN. TalerddigTalerddig in GreatGreat Glasgow & South Western Railway (see also no. Western days. Llandysul:L/andysul: Gomer Press,Press, 1999. pp.pp. 440) xvii, 245, map. Many illns, incl. col. The Cambrian line,line, 1918-66, with a Victorial'pictorial 478 MUNRO,MUNRO, ANDREW,AN DREW, MIDDLEDITCH, IANIAN andand essay' for 1967-99. RANKIN, STUART. Smellie 22 class 0-6-0. Paisley: Glasgow & South Western RIy Assocn, 1998. pp. 20. 463 CHRISTIANSEN,CHRISTIANSEN, REX.REX. TheThe CambrianCambrian Railways:Railways: Glasgow & South Western Rly Assocn, 1998. pp. 20. 7 photos, 5 drwgs. [Sou'West[Sou West Profile, no. 2.] portrait of a Welsh railway network.network. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 112. Many iIIns.illns. 479 SWAN,SWAN, ANDREW ANDREW F. F. G.& G.& S.W.R. s.w.R. signallingSignalling Paisley: Glasgow & South Western RIy Assocn, 1999. pp. 32, 464 DAVID,DAVID, TREFOR. TREFOR. Cambrian Cambrian Railways Railways luggageluggage labels.labels. Glasgow & South Western Rly Assocn, 1999. pp. 32, Railway Print Society Newsltr no. 96 (Sep. 1999) pp. with insert listing all known signal cabins and their Railway Print Society Newsltr no. 96 (Sep. 1999) pp. opening & closing dates. 13 photos, 19 drwgs. 17-26. opening & closing dates. 13 photos, 19 drwgs. [Sou[Sou'West 'West Profile, no. 3.]31 465 MORGAN,MORGAN, HAROLD. HAROLD. ThroughThrough carriagecarriage workingsworkings of the CambrianCambrian Railways.Railways. WelshWelsh Rlys ArchiveArchive vol. 2 Great Central Railway (see also nos. 184,184,310) 310) (1995-9) pp. 231-5. InIn 1912. 480 BUNCE,BUNCE, PETER. PETER. 'Covered 'Covered goods'.goods'. Forward no. 119119 (1999) pp. 22-6.22-6. Lines Committee GCR goods wagons. 466 DYCKHOFF,DYCKHOFF, NIGEL. NIGEL. PortraitPortrait ofof thethe CheshireCheshire LinesLines 481 CONNOR, J. E. 100 years of Marylebone. London RlyRIy Committee. Shepperton: Ianlan AI/an,Allan, 1999. pp. 128.128.180 180 Record vol. 2, no. 19 (Apr.(Apr. 1999)1999) pp. 190-202, 251,251, illns.iIIns. 286. 444

I 482 DARTNELL,DARTNELL, A. P.P. TheThe storystory ofof aa Great Great CentralCentral no. 38, Gidea ParkPark 2 JanuaryJanuary 1947,1947, byby FrancisFrancis ambulance traintrain inin thethe 1914-1918 war. Forward no. Voisey. no. 99 (July 1999) pp.pp. 37-41.37-41. 122 (1999) pp.pp. 6-10.6-10. no. 39, FiveFive EasternEastern CountiesCounties RailwayRailway accounts,accounts, by Francis Voisey. no. 100 (Oct.(Oct. 1999) pp.pp. 25-30.25-30. 483 EMBLIN,EMBLlN, ROBERT. ROBERT. Annesley Anllesley to to East East Leake: Leake: thethe start of thethe MSLR'sMSLR's extensionextension toto London, pt 3:3: CaveatCaveat 498 A-Z ofof G.E.R.G.ER stations (2nd ser.). Great Eastern Jnl. emptor. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 186-92.186-92. Short illustrated histories and descriptions. Manea, Cambridgeshire. no. no. 9797 (Jan. 1999) pp. 484 FARR,FARR, KEITH. KEITH. Centenary Centenary of of the the Great Great Central Central dream.dream. 29-33, no. 99 (July(July 1999)1999) p. 44. no.no. 100100 (Oct.(Oct. RlyRIy Mag. vol. 145 no. 1175. (Mar. 1999)1999) pp.pp. 18-26.18-26. 1999). The GCR's London Extension. Mildenhall, Suffolk. no. 97 (Jan. 1999) pp. 33-6.33-6. 485 GAY,GAY, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. Woodhead:Woodhead: the lostlost railway.railway. Mistley, Essex. no.no. 9797 (Jan. 1999) pp. 37-41, no. Sheffield: Hallamshire Press, 1999. pp. 160. 99 (July 1999) p. 42. Newport, Essex. no. 9898 (Apr. 1999) pp. 10-13, no. 486 GRAY,GRAY, P. P. J. J. Refreshments Refreshments - with with a a touch touch ofof class!class! 100 (Oct. 1999) pp.pp. 57-B0.57-60. YorkshireYorkshire History QuarterlyQuarterly vol. 4 no. 44 (May(May 1999)1999) Noel Park and WoodWood Green,Green, Middlesex.Middlesex. no. 98 pp. 170-2. (Apr. 1999) pp.pp. 13-15.13-15. The Royal Victoria Hotel, Sheffield. North Walsham, Norfolk.Norfolk. no.no. 98 (Apr. 1999)1999) pp. 487 JACKSON,JACKSON, GORDON. GORDON. DoDo docksdocks makemake trade?:trade?: thethe 16-20, no.no. 100100 (Oct. 1999) pp. 56-7.56-7. case of thethe portport ofof GreatGreat Grimsby.Grimsby. InIn FISCHER, Overstrand, Norfolk. no. 98 (Apr. 1999) pp.pp. 22-3.22-3. LEWIS R. (ed), From wheel house to counting house: Oulton Broad (Mutford), Suffolk. no. 98 (Apr. 1999) essays in maritimemaritime business historyhistory inin honour of pp. 24-8. Professor Peter NevilleNeville Davies.Davies. Stst John's,John's, Outwell, Cambridgeshire. no. no. 9898 (Apr. 1999) pp. Newfoundland: International MaritimeMaritime EconomicEconomic 28-30. History Assocn, 1992. [Research in maritimemaritime history,history, Palace Gates, Middlesex. no. 100 (Oct. 1999) pp. no. 2.]2] pp. 17-41. 36-9. pp. 23-34, The MostMost EligibleEligible Port of thethe EastEast Parham, Suffolk. no. 100 (Oct. 1999) pp.pp. 40-2.40-2. Coast:'Coast'the the railway port, c.1850-1914. Prittlewell, Essex. no. 100 (Oct. 1999) pp.pp. 43-7.43-7. --repr.repr. inin JARVIS, ADRIAN (ed), Port and harbourharbour 499 BROOKS,BROOKS, LYN LYN D. D. Great Great Eastern Eastern motive motive powerpower inin the engineering. Aldershot: AshgateAshgate PubIng,Publng, 1998. 20th century. Great Eastern Jnl no. 100100 (Oct.(Oct. 1999)1999) [Studies in the history of civilcivil engineering,engineering, vol. 6.] pp. pp. 13-20. 75-99. pp. 81-92, 'TheThe MostMost EligibleEligible Port of thethe EastEast 500 BROOKS,BROOKS, LYNL YN D.D. VariationsVariations onon aa theme:theme: GreatGreat Coast': the railway port, c.1850-1914. Eastern locomotive liveries in transition.transition. Great Eastern JnlJnlno. no. 93 (Jan. 1998) pp. 23-8.23-8. 488 LAMBERT,LAMBERT, ANTHONYANTHONY J.J. MaryleboneMarylebone stationstation centenary 1899-1999.1899-1999. London: ChilternChiltern Railways,Railways, 501 CONNOR, J. E. Liverpool Street to Ilford.Ilford. Midhurst: 1999. pp. [32]. 58 iIIns,illns, inincl. cl. col. Middleton, 1999. pp. 96. 120120 photos.photos. [Eastern main lines series.] 489 LONGBONE,LONGBONE, B. B. R. R. 'Forward'.'Forward'. Forward no. 119 (1999) A photographic history. pp. 6-13. GCR passenger and goods traffic statistics 1901- 502 CONNOR,CONNOR, J.J. E. E. Recalling Recalling BowBow Road.Road. London RlyRIy 12. Record vol. 2, no. 21 (Oct. 1999) pp. 263-73; no. 22 (Jan. 2000) pp. 297-312.297-312. 490 MARSHALL,MARSHALL, PAUL. AA tributetribute toto WathWath North.North. Signalling Record 1999 pp. 110-16. 503 FARRANT,FARRANT, ROGER. ROGER. Power Power signalling signalling atat thethe entranceentrance to BishopsgateBishopsgate goods depot:depot thethe G.E.R.G.E.R. embracesembraces 491 MUMMERY,MUMMERY, BRIANBRIAN andand BUTLER,BUTLER, IANIAN (comp).(comp). modern technology in January 1899.1899. Great EasternEastern ImminghamImmingham andand thethe Great CentralCentral legacy.legacy. Stroud: Jnl no. 97 (Jan. 1999) pp.pp. 14-22.14-22. Tempus, 1999. pp. 128.128.195 195 illns. [Images of England series.] 504 JACKSON,JACKSON, DICK. DICK. Class Class B12 B12 in in north-east north-east Scotland.Scotland. A photographic record. Great North ReviewReviewvol. vol. 36 (1999) pp. 1104-6.D4-B. 492 ROBOTHAM,ROBOTHAM, ROBERT.ROBERT. GreatGreat CentralCentral Railway'sRailway's 505 t JONES, H. C. Missed trains: Wisbech in the railwayrailway London extension.extension. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. age. March: author, 1999. pp. 78.78.9 9 illns.iIIns. 160. Many illns,iIIns, facsim. timetables. 506 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. G.E.R. G.ER timetime tables.tables. Great Eastern Jnl 493 SOAR, MICHAEL J.J. (ed). TheThe new line to London of no. 99 (July 1999) pp.pp. 3-73-7 the Great Central Railway: centenary edition 1899- 507 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. 'Railway 'Railway archaeology'archaeology' sites:sites: BrickBrick 1999: a report on the construction and formal opening Lane. London RlyRIy RecordRecord vol. 2, no. 1818 (Jan.(Jan. 1999)1999) of thethe extensionextension fromfrom Annesley,Annesley, NottinghamNottingham to pp. 156-63. London Marylebone, FridayFriday March 10th10th 1899.1899. Chilwell:Chilwel/: Rook Books, 1999. pp. viii, 107.107.29 29 drwgs,drwgs, 6 508 LOCK,LOCK, ROD. ROD. Narborough Narborough && Pentney: Pentney: itsits signalsignal boxbox plans. and levellevel crossings,crossings, 1956-1959.1956-1959. Great EasternEastern JnlJnl A reconstruction ofof the opening day report in the no. 98 (Apr. 1999) pp.pp. 36-8.36-8. Nottingham Daily Guardian. 509 LOCK, ROD. The Norwich TrafficTraffic District, 1956-1959. 494 WHITE,WHITE, PAUL. PAUL. Dukinfield Dukinfield carriage carriage works works andand beyond:beyond: Great Eastern JnlJnlno. no. 100 (Oct. 1999) pp.pp. 31-5.31-5. John Holtby remembers. Forward no. 120120 (1999) pp. Notes on 37 stations where the author worked as 5-8. relief station master. Holtby worked at Dukinfield from 1931 to the 1939 closure. 510 NICHOLLS,NICHOLLS, STANLEYSTANLEY C.C. GreatGreat Eastern,Eastern, LondonLondon suburban carriages in this century.century. Historical ModelModel Great Central & North Western Railways Joint RlyRIy Soc. JnlJn/vol. vol. 16 (1997-9) pp. 332-6. CommitteeCommmee 511 SHIRLAND,SHIRLAND, KEITH.KEITH. TheThe OngarOngar branchbranch tractiontraction 495 ROWSE,ROWSE, JONATHAN.JONATHAN. TheThe ManchesterManchester SouthSouth debate. Great Eastern Jnl no. 99 (July 1999) pp.pp. 8-8- Junction and AltrinchamAltrincham RailwayRailway 1849-1999.1849-1999. 14. Forward no. 120 (1999) pp.pp. 10-13.10-13. Electric and diesel traction proposals from 1938. 496 WALTON,WALTON, DAVID.DAVID. ManchesterManchester SouthSouth JunctionJunction & 512 SORE,SORE, RAY. RAY. The The railway railway at at Needham Needham (Market).(Market). Great Altrincham Railway 1849-1999: a celebration.celebration. in.p.1:[n.p.]: Eastern JnlJnlno. no. 97 (Jan. 1999) pp.pp. 3-13,3-13, no. 100 (Oct. Altrincham Electric Railway Preservation Soc., 1999. 1999) pp. 61-2.61-2. pp. 20, incl. covers. Many dinsiIIns (incl. coL),col.), map. 513 WATLING,WATLlNG, JOHN. JOHN. The The G.E.R. G.ER Board, Board, itsits committeescommittees and what they did. Great Eastern Jnl no. 100100 (Oct.(Oct. (see also no. 416) 1999) pp. 9-12.9-12. 497 ACCIDENTSACCIDENTS onon thethe GreatGreat Eastern.Eastern. Great EasternEastern Jnl. 445 514 WEST,WEST, DENNIS. DENNIS. G.E.R.G.E.R. omnibusomnibus depot,depot, Loddon.Loddon. 534 BEDDOES,BEDDOES, KEITH. KEITH. Signalbox Signalbox 'movements'.'movements'. Severn Great Eastern Jnlin! no. 98 (Apr. 1999) pp.pp. 21-5.21-5. ValleyValley RlyR/y News vol. 34, no. 33 (Wntr(Wntr 1999/2000)1999/2000) pp. 30-1. 515 WILSON,WILSON, BRYAN.BRYAN. AudleyAudley EndEnd throughthrough thethe years.years. A history of Kidderminster Station box. Great Eastern Jnlno.in! no. 100 (Oct. 1999) pp. 3-8.3-8. 535 BENNETT,BENNETI, ALAN. ALAN. The The railway railway writers: writers: GWRGWR creativecreative Great North of Scotland Railway (see also no. identity. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp. 428-34.428-34. 504) The image cultivated in tourist publicity. 516 BARCLAY-HARVEY,BARCLAY-HARVEY, Sir MALCOLM.MALCOLM. Royal traintrain 536 BROADBROAD gauge gauge bonus. bonus. Archive no. 46 (June 1998) pp. journeys on Deeside.Deeside. Great NorthNorth ReviewReview vol. 3636 46-7, no.no. 4747 (Sep.(Sep. 1998)1998) pp. 42-3, no.no. 2020 (Dec.(Dec. (1999) pp. 10-15.10-15. 1998) pp. 34, 36-7, no. 21 (Mar. 1999) pp. 53-4, no. 22 (June 1999) pp.pp. 45-7,45-7, no. 23 (Sep. 1999) pp.pp. 46-46- 517 BROWN,BROWN, JIMMY. JIMMY. Inverurie Inverurie LocomotiveLocomotive Works:Works: thethe 7, no. 24 (Dec. 1999) pp.pp. 52-3.52-3. inside story. Inverurie:Inverurie: author, [1999]. pp. 52. 50 illns.iIIns. A series of photographs, with descriptions & notes, Brief history andand personalpersonal reminiscences;reminiscences; authorauthor of broad-gauge scenes. was Supplies Officer,Officer, InverurieInverurie 1963-9.1963-9. 537 BUTCHER,BUTCHER, CLIVE. CLlVE. Accidents Accidents andand runawayrunaway trains in 518 COVEREDCOVERED carriage carriage truck,truck, diagramdiagram 70.70. Great NorthNorth the Stourbridge area. Blackcountryman vol. 32, no. 2 ReviewReviewvol.vol. 36 (1999) pp.pp. 80-1.80-1. (Spr. 1999) pp.pp. 59-63.59-63. 519 DIFFEY,DIFFEY, J.J. S. S. Robert Robert Newson Newson Mackenzie. Mackenzie. Great For additionaladditional comment onon the breakawaybreakaway at North Reviewvol. 36 (1999) pp. 53-7.53-7. Round Oak, 18581858 see:see: HALE,HALE, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. TheThe Station master atat InschInsch inin 1930s,1930s, formerlyformerly Brierley HillHill railway disasterdisaster - - thethe sequel.sequel. signalman at Cruden Bay. Blackcountryman vol. 32, no. 4 (AUt.(Aut. 1999) pp.pp. 71-71- 2. 520 FENWICK, KEITH. EarlyEarly signalling.signalling. Great NorthNorth Reviewvol. 36 (1999) pp.pp. 46-7.46-7. 538 BUTCHER,BUTCHER, CLIVE.CLlVE. A fatalfatal railwayrailway accidentaccident atat Cradley. Blackcountryman vol. 32, no. 3 (Smr(Smr 1999)1999) 521 FENWICK, KEITH.KEITH. TheThe InveruryInverury && OldmeldrumOldmeldrum pp. 69-73. Junction Railway. Great North Review vol. 36 (1999)(1999) Collision, 1869. pp. 11115-20. !>-20. 539 CHANNON,CHANNON, GEOFFREY. GEOFFREY. The The recruitment recruitment ofof directorsdirectors 522 HAYWOOD,HAYWOOD, E. E. N. N. C. C. History History of of the the G.N.S.R. G.N.S.R. milepostmilepost to the board of the GreatGreat Western Railway, pt 2. .1n1Jnl system. Great North ReviewReview vol. 36 (1999) pp. ?-?, Transport Hist. vol. 20 (1999) pp.pp. 1-16.1-16. vol. 37 (2000) pp.pp. 142-6,142-6, 181-4,217.181-4, 217. 540 CHRISTENSEN,CHRISTENSEN, MIKE. MIKE. St St Mellons Mellons depot.depot. Welsh RlysR/ys 523 JACKSON,JACKSON, DICK. DICK. Royal Royal Deeside's Deeside's railway: railway: AberdeenAberdeen ArchiveArchivevol. vol. 22 (199!>-)(1995-) pp. 212-15. to Ballater. 2nd ednedn of Ott.17702.06.17702. Perth: Great North W.W.2W.w.2 inland sorting depotdepot toto allowallow rapidrapid of ScotlandScotland RlyR/y Assocn,Assocn, 1999. pp. 72. 57 photosphotos (4 clearance of vulnerable traffictraffic from Cardiff Docks col.), 16 facsims, 10 O.S. plans. when threatened by air raids. History and description of the Ballater branch. 541 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN.JOHN. 56XXs56XXs inin SouthSouth Wales.Wales. Great 524 JACKSON,JACKSON, DICK.DICK. JamesJames Parker,Parker, EngineerEngineer to thethe Western R/yRly Jnlin! vol. 4 (1998-9) pp. 242-53, 329-41, G.N.S.R. Great North ReviewReviewvol.vol. 36 (1999) p. 114. 357,357,407-15,416-17. 407-15, 416-17. Traffic workings of this 0-6-2T class. 525 ROSS, JOHN. The first accident on the G.N.S.R., 9th Traffic workings of this 0-6-2T class. July 1853? Great North ReviewReviewvol.vol. 36 (1999) pp.pp. 68-68- 542 COPSEY,COPSEY, JOHN JOHN and and COULSON, COULSON, IAN.IAN. HayHay Lane:Lane: a 9. wartime incident. Great Western RlyR/y JnIJnlvol. vol. 4 (1998- Collapse of bridge during construction at Pitcaple. 9) pp. 292-3.292-3. Multiple collision between Wootton Bassett andand Great Northern Railway (see also no. 272) Swindon during emergency time interval working,working, 1940. 526 BAIRSTOW,BAIRSTOW, MARTIN. MARTIN. The The Great Great Northern Northern RailwayRailway in the West Riding. Leeds: author, 1999. pp. 96. 543 DART,DART, MAURICE. MAURICE. The The Goonbarrow Goonbarrow branch.branch. Archive no. 24 (Dec. 1999) pp.pp. 2-24.2-24. 527 DAWES,DAWES, MARTIN MARTIN C.C. TheThe Great Great Northern Northern LondonLondon Cemetery and its railway service. London RlyR/y Record 544 DAVIES,DAVIES, D.D. HYWEL.HYWEL. TheThe WhitlandWhitland toto CardiganCardigan vol. 2, no. 21 (Oct.(Oct. 1999) pp.pp. 254-60.254-60. Railway. Carmarthenshire Antiquary vol. 3434 (1998)(1998) pp. 67-74. 528 tt DUROSE,DUROSE, ASHLEY.ASHLEY. RailwaysRailways remembered:remembered: BasfordBasford & ButwellBulwell 1848-1967. Darleyoarley Dale: HappyHappy Walking,Walking, 545 [DRAWINGS][DRAWINGS] ofof G.W.R. G.w.R. standard standard equipmentequipment andand 1999. pp.pp. 47. 20 illns,iIIns, 66 maps.maps. [Nottinghamshire architectural features. Great WesternWestern RlyR/y Jnl vol. 4 heritage series.] (1998-9). 3-ton fIXedfixed hand crane at rail level. p. 300. 529 HENSHAW,HENSHAW, ALFRED. ALFRED. The The Great Great Northern Northern RailwayRailway in Covering for footbridge. p. 342. the East Midlands: thethe rise and fall of Colwick Yards, Standard cast iron posts for station namename boards.boards. Nottingham London Road-Gedling-Basford. Sawtry: p.p.346. 346. Railway Correspondence & Travel Soc., 1999. pp. vi, 108. 199 photos, drw~,drwg, 6363 maps, plans & track & 546 FENTON,FENTON, MIKE. MIKE. Camp Camp coach coach holidays holidays on on thethe G.W.R.G.w.R. signallingSignalling diagms, gradIentgradient diagms. Didcot:oidcot: Wild Swan, 1999. pp. 218. Many illns. Based on reminiscences by campers. 530 WASZAK,WASZAK, PETER.PETER. TheThe GreatGreat NorthernNorthern Hotel,Hotel, Peterborough. National RlyR/y MuseumMuseum ReviewReview no. 8989 547 GREATGREAT WESTERN WESTERN RAILWAY. RAILWAY. ServiceService timetime tables,tables, (Aut. 1999) pp.pp. 20-1.20-1. printed for the use of the company'scompany's servants: Bristol to Exeter, including the Weston-super-Mare loop line Great Western Railway (see also nos. 151,419) to Exeter, including the Weston-super-Mare loop line (see also nos. 151, 419) and the Portishead,Portishead, Clevedon, Wells, Yeovil, Chard, 531 ALLEN, PETER. Cherwell ValleyValley railway: the social Minehead, Barnstaple, Tiverton, Culm Valley,Valley, history of anan OxfordshireOxfordshire railway.railway. Stroud: TempTempus, us, Crediton and Exe Valley branches. Facsim repr. of 1999. pp. 160. 85 illns,iIIns, map. October 1886 edn. Wokingham: Forge Books, 1999. Oxford-Cropredy and branches. pp. 82. Repr. orig. publ. Bracknell:Bracknel/: Town & Country Press, 532 APPLEBY,APPLEBY, CEDRIC. CEDRIC. It It happened happened onon thethe railway.railway. Old [1971] (Ott.12048). CornwallCornwal/vol. vol. 12 no. iv (1999) pp.pp. 27-31.27-31. Derailment at Hillhead, near BodBodmin min Road, 1895. 548 GRENGREN A.A. R.R. TheThe role role ofof Osborne Osborne WardWard inin thethe incorporation of thethe Great Western Railway, 1835. in!Jnl 533 t t ATKINS,ATKINS, A. G., BEARD,BEARD, W.W. andand TOURRET,TOURRET, R.R. RlyR/y & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001) pp. 3-6.3-6. G.W.R.G.w.R. goods wagons.wagons. 3rd3rd edn of 06.12022.Ott. 12022. [7J: The Bristol firm of solicitorssolicitors acted for the GWRGWR TourrettTourrett Publng,Publng, 1999. pp. 530.530. 719719 photos,photos, 507507 during the passage of the Bill. drwgs & diagms.

446 549 GREN,GREN, ANDRE. ANDRE. The The financing financing of of railway railway promotionpromotion in 569 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. Windsor Windsor branchbranch workingsworkings in thethe the 18305:1830s: thethe rootsroots ofof Brunet'sBrunei's dominationdomination of thethe postwar years. Great Western RlyR/y Jnl vol. 4 (1998-9) Great Western. York: lost.Inst. ofof Railway Railway Studies,Studies, 1998. pp. 258-79,258-79,357. 357. pp. 17, IV tables. [Working papers inin railwayrailway studies,studies, no. 4.] 570 TUTTON,TUTION, MICHAEL. MICHAEL. Paddington Paddington stationstation 1833-1854:1833-1854: a study of the procurement of land for, and How the spread of shareholding enhanced BruneI'sBrunel's a study of the procurement of land for, and position. construction of, the first London terminus of the Great Western Railway. Mold: R/yRy && CanalCanal Hist. Soc., 1999. 550 HODGE,HODGE, JOHN. JOHN. Great Great Western Western pictorial,pictorial, no. 2: the pp. 48.48.29 29 illns.iIIns. Hubback collection. Didcot: Wild Swan, 1999. pp. 92. Great Album of photos by J.J. GeraldGerald Hubback,Hubback, chieflychiefly 571 VENNING,YENNING, ROGER. TauntonTaunton inin the 'forties.'forties. Great depicting thethe South Wales andand TauntonTaunton areas,areas, Western R/vRy JnlJnlvol. vol. 44(1998-9) (1998-9) pp. 362-81,445-68, 1920s-1940's;1920's-1940's; sequelsequel toto Ott.17808. vol. 5 (2000-1) pp. 36--46.36-46. 572 WATERS,WATERS, LAURENCE. LAURENCE. TheThe GreatGreat WesternWestern broadbroad 551 HOGARTH,HOGARTH, IANIAN and and WHITEHOUSE, WHITEHOUSE, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. gauge. Shepperton: lan AI/an, 1999. pp. 96.170 illns.iIIns. Shakespeare Express: Express: the the heyday heyday of of thethe gauge. Shepperton: Ian Allan, Birmingham-Stratford line. Shepperton: lanIan Allan,AI/an, 573 WESTON,WESTON, KEVIN.KEVIN. BishopsBishops LydeardLydeard signalling.signalling. 1999. pp. 64. Col. illns.iIIns. Signalling Record 1999 pp. 9~102.95-102. A colourcolour photographicphotographic albumalbum featuringfeaturing steam,steam, diesel and preserved steam traction. 574 YOULES,YOULES, TONY.TONY. TheThe approachesapproaches toto SappertonSapperton railway tunnels.tunnels. Gloucestershire Soc.Soc. for Indl Arch.Arch. 552 JENKINS,JENKINS, STANLEYSTANLEY andand TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS.CHRIS. TheThe JnlJn11998. 1998. pp. 34-9.34-9. Cardigan branch. Great Western RlyR/y JnlJnlvol. vol. 4 (1998- Evidence on the ground for abandoned earthworks 9) pp. 302-28,302-28,347-57,416.. 347-57,416 .. on thethe approachapproach to anan earlierearlier deeperdeeper tunneltunnel 553 KARAU, PAUL. Great Western branch line termini.termini. alignment. Combined edn edn (orig. (orig. publ. publ. inin 2 volsvols 1977-8).1977-8). Highland Railway (see also no. 420) Shepperton: Ianlan Altan,Allan, 1999. pp. 276. 554 KEMBLE:KEMBLE: a anarrow narrow perspective. perspective. Broadsheet [Broad 575 ELLIS,ELLlS, PETER. PETER. AA brief brief survey survey ofof some some HighlandHighland Gauge Soc.] no. 4040 (1998)(1998) pp.pp. 4-5.4-5. Railway paperwork. Railway Print Society NewsltrNews& no. 96 (Sep. 1999) pp.pp. 10-12.10-12. 555 t LEWIS, JOHN. Official drawings no. 3: Great Western coaches. Didcot: Wild Swan, 1999. pp. 80. 576 FARR,FARR, KEITH. KEITH. Far Far North North 125.125. RlyR/y Mag. vol. 145145 no. 1181 (Sep. 1999) pp. 58-63.58-63. 556 LEWIS,LEWIS, JOHN. JOHN. The The early early 'Sunshine' 'Sunshine' coaches.coaches. Great History of the Inverness-WickffhursoInverness-Wick/Thurso line. Western RlyR/y JnlJnlvol. vol. 4 (1998-9) pp. 382-91. Built 1935-6. 577 SCRIMGEOUR,SCRIMGEOUR, IAN.IAN. TheThe guardianguardian ofof Edendon.Edendon. Highland RlyR/y Jnl no. 51 (Aut. 1999) pp.pp. 8-10.8-10. 557 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VICVIC andand SMITH,SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. BranchBranch lineslines Signalbox on southern approach to Druimuachdair around Chard and Yeovil, from Taunton, Durston and summit. Repr. from Scots Magazine Feb. 1995. Castle Cary. Midhurst: Middleton,Middle ton, 1999. pp. 96. 120120 photos. 578 SHEEPSHEEP traffic traffic on on the the Highland Highland Railway.Railway. Highland RlyR/y A pictorial history. JnlJnlno. no. 49 (Spr. 1999) pp.pp. 20-2.20-2. Comparative figures figures for for 8585 stationsstations 18891889 andand 559 POWELL,POWELL, TERRY.TERRY. Neyland.Neyland. Broadsheet [Broad 1890. Repr. from InvernessInverness Courier 28 Oct. 1890. Gauge Soc.] no.no. 39 (1998) pp. 12-20, no. 40 (1998)(1998) pp. 8-18. 579 SINCLAIR, NEILNEIL T. TheThe AviemoreAviemore Line:Line: railwayrailway politics in the HighlandsHighlands 1882-98. Highland R/yRly Jnl 560 RICHARDS,RICHARDS, PETER PETER S. S. A A note note and and commentarycommentary on a no. 46 (Smr 1998) pp.pp. [?],11, no. 4747 (Aut. 1998)1998) pp.pp. 7-7- railway rule book. Jnl RlyR/y & CanalCanal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 33 10. (1999-2001) pp. 76-81. The GWRGW~ rule book of 1904. 580 STIRLING, DAVID. The Highland Railway and its little levers.levers. Signalling Record 1999 pp. 200-6.200-6. 561 ROBERTSON,ROBERTSON, KEVIN.KEVIN. OddOdd cornerscorners ofof thethe G.W.R.G.w.R. from the days of steam. Stroud: Sutton Pulling,Publng, 1999. 581 STIRLING, DAVID. Muir of Ord. Highland R/yRly Jnl no. pp. 143.143.165 165 photos, 3 diagms. 50 (Smr 1999) pp.pp. 5-14.5-14. A miscellany. Hull & BarnsleyBamsley Railway 562 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL. SnowSnow Hill station,station, Birmingham. [Railway reflections,reflections, no. 50.] BackTrack 582 BAKER,BAKER, MARTIN. MARTIN. The The Hull Hull and and BarnsleyBarnsley Railway.Railway. InIn vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 89-97.89-97. GOODMAN, ALANALAN (ed), Aspects of Hull. Barnsley: Wharncliffe PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. 99-112. 563 SEPHTON,SEPHTON, ROBERT ROBERT S.S. ThwartedThwarted again:again: thethe defeatdefeat of the second Oxford & Great Western Union Railway 583 CHAPMAN,CHAPMAN, STEPHEN STEPHEN (comp),(comp), RailwayRailway memories,memories, Bill, 1838. Jnl RlyR/y & CanalCanal Hist.Hist. Soc.Soc. vol. 33 (1999- no. 12:12: The HullHull && BarnsleyBarnsley Railway.Railway. iTodmordent[Todmorden}: 2001) pp. 92-115.92-115. Bellcode, 1999. pp. 80. A pictorial record. 564 SHEPPARD,SHEPPARD, GEOFF. GEOFF. South South Wales Wales goods goods trains,trains, MayMay 1872. Broadsheet [Broad Gauge Soc.] no. 39 (1998)(1998) 584 FLEETWOOD,FLEETWOOD, N.N. P.P. Railway Railway crisiscrisis management management PP.pp. 66-7.-7. 1914: the anatomy of a strike.strike. BackTrack vol. 1313 (1999) pp. 664-7.664-7. 565 SMART,SMART, IVOR IVOR H. H. The The Dartmouth Dartmouth harbourharbour papers,papers, pt III:Ill: The ferries.ferries. Maritime South West no. 12 (1999) pp. 585 t PRATLEY,PRATLEY, RON. RON. LocomotivesLocomotives ofof the HullHull && BarnsleyBarnsley 119-30. Railway. : Historical Model RlyR/y Soc., 1999. pp. 48. With particular reference toto the railway interest in 56 photos, 4 col. illns,iIIns, 17 drwgs. the Kangswear-DartmouthKingswear-Dartmouth services. Kent & East Sussex Light Railway 566 SMITH,SMITH, MARTIN MARTIN (comp).(comp). Peto'sPeto's registerregister ofof GreatGreat Western Railway locomotives, vol.vol. 3: 14XX and 58XX58)0( 586 GARRETT,GARRETI, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. The KentKent && EastEast SussexSussex 0-4-2Ts. Clophill:C/ophill: Invell,Irwell, 1998. pp. 90. Many photos. Railway. 3rd ednedn ofof 011.8861. Ott.8861. Usk: Oakwood,Oakwood, 1999. pp. 112. 130 illns & maps.maps. [Locomotion papers, no. 567 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. Taplow Taplow and and thethe LoudwaterLoudwater Goods.Goods. 56.] Great Western R/yRly Jnl vol. 4 (1998-9) pp. 429-43. The daily Taplow-Loudwater trip train. Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway (see(see also no. 423) 568 TURNER,TURNER, CHRIS. CHRIS. TheThe IverIver pilot.pilot. Great WesternWestern RlyR/y JnlJnlvol. vol. 44 (1998-9)(1998-9) pp. 393-405. 587 BARKER, BRIAN. Disaster at Knottingley.Knottingley. Yorkshire The -lverSlough-Iver daily goods train. Hist. QuarterlyQuarterfyvol. vol. 4 (1998-9)(1998-9) pp. 125-9. L&YR 0-8-0 boiler explosion, 1901.

447 588 TheThe BOLTON, BOLTON, Blackburn,Blackburn, ClitheroeClitheroe and WestWest 607 NICHOLSON,NICHOLSON, PETER. PETER. Flying Flying Scotsman:Scotsman: thethe world'sworld's Yorkshire Railway. [Constituent companies in profile, most travelledtravelled steamsteam locomotive.locomotive. Shepperton: Ianlan no. 1.]1.1 Platform no. 47 (Spr. 1999) pp. 24-6, no. 48 Allan, 1999. pp. 112. Many photos, incl. col. (Aut. 1999) pp.pp. 18-20.18-20. A history,history, with particularparticular emphasis on its exploitsexploits since preservation. 589 CARTER,CARTER, OLIVER.OLlVER. HorwichHorwich WorksWorks remembered. remembered. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 213-17.213-17. 608 SMITH,SMITH, D. D. R. R. Sir Sir Nigel Nigel Gresley's Gresley's buses.buses. National RlyR/y Museum Review no. 87 (Spr. 1999) pp.pp. 28-9.28-9. 590 A ACLITHEROE CLlTHEROE diary,diary, 1882-1886.1882-1886. Platform no. 48 Purchase of buses for use in Durham, 1928. (Aut. 1999) pp.pp. 21-6.21-6. Based on local newspaper reports. London & North Western Railway (see also nos. 591 COATES, NOEL. The train book of Daisyfield station. 161,161,396) 396) Platform no. 45 (Spr. 1998) pp. 10-12. Platform no. 45 (Spr. 1998) pp. 10-12. 609 BELL DONALD. General Sir Luther Vaughan Analysis of passenger traffic in 1890. 609 BELL, DONALD. General Sir Luther Vaughan (Superintendent of of thethe Southern Division 1874-8). 592 HODGSON,HODGSON, JOHN. JOHN. Meals Meals onon wheels.wheels. Platform no. 46 L.& N.W.R.N. WR. Soc. JnlJnlvol. vol. 22 (1997-(1997-)) pp. 254-6. - (Aut. 1998) pp. 10-15. (Aut. 1998) pp. 10-15. 610 CARVELL, ROGER. Return to Spike Island. L.& LYRLYR dining cars. 610 CARVELL, ROGER. Return to Spike Island. L.& N.W.R.N.WR. Soc. JnlJnlvol.vol. 2 (1997-)(1997-) pp. 271-4. 593 HOLT,HOLT, ALLEN. ALLEN. A A Pennine Pennine pioneer: pioneer: thethe historyhistory of the Site of Mold Junction engine shed. Summit railway tunnel. Llttleborough: George Ke/sall, Summit railway tunnel. Littleborough: George , 611 CONSTABLE, ALBERT. The port of Widnes. Ships in 1999. pp. rViij, 89. 31 photos, col. pI., 4 maps & plans, 611 CONSTABLE, ALBERT. The port of Widnes. Ships in 1999. pp. [vii], 89.31 photos, col. pl., 4 maps & plans, Focus Record no. 9 (1999) pp. 44-50, no. 10 (1999) 21 other ilins.ilrns. Focus Record no. 9 (1999) pp. 44-50, no. 10 (1999) pp. 90-9. 594 LANE,LANE, B. B. C. C. Saddletank Saddletank variations. variations. Platform no. 45 612 ELLIS,ELlIS, PETER. PETER. Goods Goods brakebrake vans.vans. L.& N.W.R.N. WR. Soc. (Spr. 1998) pp.pp. 2-6.2-6. Jnlvol. 2 (1997- ) pp. 372-9. Variations in the dimensions of 0-6-0ST locos. Jnlvol. 2 (1997-) pp. 372-9. 613 ELLlS, PETER. L.& N.w.R. centre numbers. L.& 595 MELLOR,MELLOR, ROGER.ROGER. TheThe 19011901 KnottingleyKnottingley boilerboiler 613 ELLIS, PETER. L.& N.W.R. centre numbers. explosion on the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway. N.W.R.N.WR. Soc. JnlJnlvol. vol. 2 (1997-)(1997-) pp. 342-4. explosion on the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway. The use of centre numbers on labels, invoices, etc. Platform no. 45 (Spr. 1998) pp.pp. 23-33.23-33. The use of centre numbers on labels, invoices, etc. to aid sorting. 596 MORRIS,MORRIS, STUART. STUART. George George Hughes: Hughes: double-heading double-heading and the 'Flamme' 2-10-0. Platform no. 47 (Spr. 1999) 614 FINCH, BILL. The BillBill FinchFinch portfolio:portfolio: locomotiveI?com?tive and the 'Flamme' 2-10-0. Platform no. 47 (Spr. 1999) details collected and recorded by Bill Finch. pp. 2-13. details collected and recorded by Bill Finch. pp. 2-13. Loughborough: London & North Western Railway --WATTS,WATTS, TONY. Might have beens. Platform no. Loughborough: London & North Western Railway Soc., 1999. pp. 56. 1010 photosphotos (5(5 col.).coI.). [Premier 49 (Spr. 2000) pp.pp. 28-34.28-34. Soc., Two complementary articles on Hughes' proposed portfolios, no. 14.]14.1 . Two complementary articles on Hughes' proposed Detailed drawings of L&NWR locomotIVelocomotive parts. 2-10-0 design, 1910-14.1910-14. 597 WELLS, JEFF. Progress and the Lancashire and 615 FRASER,FRASER NEIL. Hillhouse immortals:immortals: the the storystory of a 597 WELLS, JEFF. Progress and the Lancashire and London North Western Railway engine shed and its Yorkshire Railway 1890-1899. Platform no. 45 (Spr.(Spr. London &&. North Western Railway engine shed and its men. Usk: Oakwood, 1999. pp. 112. 113 iIIns. [Series 1998) pp.pp. 7-9,7-9, no. 46 (Aut. 1998) pp. 5-7, no. 47 men. Usk: Oakwood, 1999. pp. 112.113 inns. (Spr. 1999) pp.pp. 18-19.18-19. RS, no. 5.] Hillhouse shed was located at Huddersfield. 598 WELLS,WELLS, JEFF.JEFF. L.Y.R.L.Y.R. engineers,engineers, no.no. 3:3: SturgesSturges Meek. Platform no. 46 (AUt.(Aut. 1998) pp. 22-3.22-3. 616 FRASER,FRASER, NEIL.NEIL. Assignment Assignment withwith Standedge:Standedge: thethe Nicholson tunnel. L.& N.W.R.N.WR. Soc. Jnl vol. 2 (1997- ) 599 WRAY,WRAY, TOM.TOM. TheThe MiddletonMiddleton branch.branch. [n.p.]: pp. 328-31. Lancashire & YorkshireYorkshire R8,R/y, Soc.,Soc., 1999. pp. 40. 46 photos, 4 maps & plans, drwgs. [Branchline series, 617 FRYER, J. M. Slaithwaite.Slaithwaite. BackTrack vol. 1313 (1999)(1999) photos, 4 maps & plans, drwgs. [Branchline series, pp. 293-5. no. 13.]131 pp. 293-5. 618 HANSON, DAVID. L.N.W.R.L.N.w.R. buffer stops. L.& N.W.R.N. W.R. Llskeard & CaCaradon radon RIyRly and LlskeardlIskeard & LoosLooe RlyRIy Soc. JnlJnlvol. vol. 2 (1997-(1997-)) pp.pp. 276-9. 600 BUTLER,BUTLER, TONY. TONY. AA Cornish Cornish railway.railway. BackTrack vol. 619 METCALFE,METCALFE, BRIAN.BRIAN. CreweCrewe NorthNorth JunctionJunction signal signal 1313(1999) (1999) pp.pp. 301-4,453. 301-4,453. boxes. Signalling Record 1999 pp. 15-20 Liskeard & . 620 MILLS, BOB. 'Claughton''Claughton' comments.comments. BackTrack vol. London & North Eastern Railway 13 (1999) pp. 347-9,347-9, 508, 569-70, 680-1; 1414 (2000)(2000) pp. 65-6. 601 AYLARD, JOHN. Post-1939 use of L.N.E.R. 601 AYLARD, JOHN. Post-1939 use of L.N.E.R. 621 RAPLEY, JOHN. The Britannia bridge 1845-1850:.1845-1850: a~ streamlined coaches. Gresley Observer no. 116 (Smr sesquicentennial celebration. London: Instn of CIVil 1998) pp. 41-2. sesquicentennial celebration. London: lnstn of Civil 1998) pp. 41-2. Engrs, 1999. pp. 84. 602 BANKS,BANKS, STEVE. STEVE. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. passengerpassenger trains.trains. Gresley 622 ROWLAND, DON. L.N.w.R. wagons on the L.M.S. Observerno. 113 (Smr 1997) pp. 26-30. 622 ROWLAND, DON. L.N.W.R. wagons on the L.M.S. Observer no. 113 (Smr 1997) pp. 26-30. L.& N.W.R.N. WR. Soc. Jnlvol. 2 (1997-) pp.pp. 250-2. Passenger train carriage formations. 623 RYALL,RYALL M. J. BritanniaBritannia Bridge:Bridge: from conceptconcept to 603 BANKS,BANKS, STEVE.STEVE. GresleyGresley throughthrough carriagescarriages toto construction. Proc. Instn Civil Engrs, Civil Engineering 034/127. Gresley Observer no. 118 (Smr 1999) pp. construction. Proc. Instn Civil Engrs, Civil Engineering D34/127. Gresley Observer no. 118 (Smr 1999) pp. vol. 132 (1999) pp.pp. 132-43.132-43. 27-31. Brake composite carriage designs. 624 SIMPSON, RON. RON. The The openingopening ofof the StyalStyal line.line. Stephenson Locomotive Soc. Jnl vol. 75 (1999)(1999) pp. 604 BECKET, W. S. TheThe Xpress locomotive register, pt 3: 127-33, 175-9. BR: Eastern (ex LNER) Regions 1950-1960. JCover 127-33,175-9. BR: Eastern (ex LNER) Regions 1950-1960. [Cover Repr. from thethe Mancunian, journal of thethe title: Vol. 3: Eastern,Eastern, North Eastern & ScottishScottish (ex(ex Manchester Locomotive Society. LNER) RegionsRegions 1950-1960.]1950-1960.] : XpressXpress Publng, [1999?].[1999?1. pp. 232. 625 SKELSEY,SKELSEY, GEOFFREY.GEOFFREY. A newnew startstart for thethe brainbrain Index of locomotive depot allocations. trains? BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999)(1999) pp.pp. 4-9,164. 4-9,164. The Oxford-CambridgeOxford-Cambridge line, line, its closureclosure andand 605 CARTER,CARTER, CLIVE ClIVE S. S. L.N.E.R. L.N.E.R. Northern Northern ScottishScottish AreaArea possible revival. coaches. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 264-70,264-70,389. 389. 626 VOISEY, FRANC IS. L.N.w.R. tunnels. L.& N. WR. 606 626 VOISEY, FRANCIS. L.N.W.R. tunnels. L.& N.W.R. 606 DOW,DOW, ANDREW. ANDREW. HowHow thethe PeppercornPeppercorn A1sA1s werewere Soc. JnlJnlvol. vol. 2 (1997-)(1997-) pp. 266-70,266-70,317. 317. named. GresleyGres/ey Observer no. 114 (Wntr(Wntr 1997/8)1997/8) pp. 11-16. 627 WELLS, JEFF. The construction of LydgateLydgate tunnel.tunnel. Repr. from Steam Days. L.& N.W.R.N. WR. Soc. JnlJnlvol. vol. 2 (1997-) pp.pp. 360-2.

448 -The construction construction ofof Lydgate Lydgate tunnel.tunnel. BulinBulln 646 KARDAS,KARDAS, HANDEL.HANDEL. Portrait of thethe Terriers.Terriers. Saddleworth Historical Soc. vol. 28 no. 2 (1998)(1998) pp. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 1999. pp. 128.128. Many IlIns.IIIns. 1-6. The StroudleyStroudley 0-6-0T locomotives,locomotives, including the On the Oldham branch. preservation of several examples. London & South Western Railway (see also no. 647 LUMLEY,LUMLEY, JOHN. JOHN. CaneCane HillHill coveredcovered way.way. LiveLive Rail 151) vol. 17 (1998-)(1998-) pp. 289-90. The structure at Coulsdon on the 'Quarry Line' and 628 BEDDING,BEDDING, PETER. PETER. L.S.W.R. L.S.W.R. switches switches andand crossings.crossings. itsits dismantling in 1954. South Western Circular vol. 11 (1998-2000) pp. 127- 648 MARX, KLAUS. Brighton locomotive stores sidings. 42. 648 MARX, KLAUS. Brighton locomotive stores sidings. 42. Brighton Circularvol. 25 (1999). 629 BRADSHAW,BRADS HAW T., T. S. S. Southern Southern Region,Region, ptpt 2:2: SalisburySalisbury East Grinstead. pp. pp. 7-13,60-8. 7-13,60-8. to ,Plymouth, Padstow,Padstow, Ilfracombe.Ilfracombe. Caemarvon:Caernarvon: The Ashurst spur. pp. 115-19.115-19. Xpress Publng,Publng, [1999].[1999). pp. 104. 63 photos, map, 51 Horsted Keynes. pp. 172-6. track plans, 100 tables. [British Railways operating track plans, 100 tables. [British Railways operating 649 MARX,MARX, KLAUS. KLAUS. The The Withyham Withyham spurspur lineline [Ashbury[Ashbury history series.] history series.] Junction].Junction). Brighton CircularCircular vol. 25 (1999)(1999) pp. 109- Details of train services and engine workings west 14. of Salisbury (main and branch lines) for a summer Saturday in 1961. 650 MINNIS,MINNIS, JOHNJOHN (comp).(comp). TheThe London,London, BrightonBrighton & South Coast Railway. Stroud: Tempus, 1999. pp. 128. 630 CROSIER, LARRY. St Budeaux East. Signalling South Coast Railway. 630 CROSIER, LARRY. St Budeaux East. Signalling 209 photos. [Images of railways series.] Record 1999 pp. 21-6.21-6. A photographic record. 631 GOSLIN,GOSLlN, GEOFF. Kenmore signal box. London RlyR/y 651 MINNIS, JOHN. Sir Alien Sarle. Brighton Circular vol. Recordvol. 2, no. 21 (Oct. 1999) pp. 261-2. 651 MINNIS, JOHN. Sir Allen Sarle. Brighton Circular Record vol. 2, no. 21 (Oct. 1999) pp. 261-2. 25 (1999) pp.pp. 141-8,141-8,150. 150. 632 GOSLIN,GOSLlN, GEOFF. GEOFF. Urie's Urie's large large tanktank engines.engines. [London Sarle was secretary from 1867 and also generalgeneral locomotivelocomotive record, no. 111.1 London RlyR/y Record vol. 2, manager from 1886 until 1897. Includes repr. of no. 20 (July 1999) pp.pp. 232-5.232-5. interview fromfrom Sutton Journal 30 Oct. 1897. 633 HUTSON,HUTSON, MIKE. MIKE. Crossing Crossing thethe lineline onon thethe L.S.W.R.:L.s.w.R.: 652 NICHOLS,NICHOLS, GERRY. GERRY. William William Stroudley,Stroudley, familyfamily man.man. subways. Historical Model R/yRly Soc. JrilJnlvol. vol. 16 (1997- Brighton CircularCircularvol. vol. 25 (1999) pp.pp. 100-4.100-4. 9) pp. 359-63. Stroudley's family background. The installation of station subways, 1863-96. The installation of station subways, 1863-96. 653 OLIVARI,OLlVARI, EMMA.EMMA. TheThe comingcoming of thethe railwayrailway toto 634 HUTSON,HUTSON, MICK. MICK. Bridges.Bridges. South Western Circular vol. Eastboume.Eastbourne. Brighton CircularCircularvol. vol. 25 (1999) pp.pp. 128- 1111 (1998-2000) pp. 181-91. 30. Photos and detaileddetailed notes ofof somesome L&SWRL&SWR 654 OVENDEN, JEREMY. The later LBSCR carriage examples. 654 OVENDEN, JEREMY. The later LBSCR carriage examples. photograph panels. Bluebell News vol. 41, no.no. 44 (VVtr(Wtr 635 MOODY,MOODY, BERT. BERT. A A pictorial pictorial history history ofof Southampton 1999) pp. 36-8.36-8. Docks. 3rd edn of Ott.18404. Settle: Waterfront Docks. 3rd edn of Ott.18404. Settle: Waterfront 655 OVERBURY,OVERBURY, ARCH. ARCH. LittlehamptonLittlehampton train serviceservice inIn Publns, 1998. pp. 64. 98 photos, 4 facims, 5 plans. 1998. pp. 64.98 photos, 4 facims, 5 plans. 1911. Brighton CircularCircularvol.vol. 25 (1999)(1999) pp. pp. 92-6, 92-6,155- 155- 636 OSMENT,OSMENT, CHRIS CHRIS et et al. al. L.S.W.R. L.S.w.R. signal signal boxbox designs.designs. 63. South Western Circularvol. 11 (1998-2000) pp. 145- South Western Circularvol. 11 (1998-2000) pp. 145- 656 TURNER, SIMON. Coal to Sheffield Park. Brighton 53. 656 TURNER, SIMON. Coal to Sheffield Park. Circularvol. 25 (1999) pp.pp. 36-9, 36-9,106-7. 106-7. 637 OVENDEN,OVENDEN, JOHN JOHN and and SHAYER, SHAYER, DAVID.DAVID. TheThe wreckwreck IncludesIncludes details of private-owner wagons. of the Stella:Stella: the Titanic ofof thethe ChannelChannel Islands.Islands. Stst 657 WELLlNGS, NICK. The 1911 Steam Vessels Bill. Peter Port: Guernsey Museums & Galleries, 1999. pp. 657 WELLINGS, NICK. The 1911 Steam Vessels Bill. Peter Port: Guernsey Museums & Galleries, 1999. pp. Brighton Circularvol. 25 (1999) pp. 14-20.14-20. 112.96 photos,photos, 1111 drwgs. L&SWR steamer wrecked on the Casquets , L&SWR steamer wrecked on the Casquets reef, London, Midland & Scottish Railway 1899. London, Midland & Scottish Railway 638 PATTENDEN,PATTENDEN, NORMAN.NORMAN. Queen Victoria'sVictoria's lastlast 658 BLAKEMORE,BLAKEMORE, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. TheThe 'Coronation'Coronation Scot' in L.S.W.R.L.SW.R. Journey.journey. South WesternWestern CircularCircular vol.vol. 11 America. BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 342-6.342-6. (1998-2000) pp. 104-14. (1998-2000) pp. 104-14. 659 t JENKINSON,JENKINSON, DAVID. DAVID. HistoricHistoric carriagecarriage drawings,drawings, vol. Gosport to Victoria 2 Feb. 1901. 2: L.M.S.L.M.S. andand constituents.constituents. EasIngwold:Easingwold: Pendragon, 639 PATTENDEN,PATTENDEN, NORMAN. NORMAN. Two Two weeks weeks Inin winter. South 1998. pp. 136. Western Circularvol. 11 (1998-2000) pp. 192-6. L&SWR Central District specialspecial trains,trains, fortnightfortnight London, TilburyTllbury & Southend Railway ending 21 Feb. 1914. 660 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. The The Thames Thames Haven Haven Railway:Railway: EssexEssex 640 WESTINGTON,WESTINGTON, ARTHURARTHUR andand CHIVERS,CHIVERS, COLIN.COLlN. branch line and London shippingshipping linklink 1835-1996: also The OceanOcean TerminalTerminal atat StonehouseStonehouse Pool.Pool. South covering the industries of Shell Haven. Teignmouth: Western CircularCircularvol. vol. 11 (1998-2000) pp. 115-20. author, 1999. pp. 76.6176. 61 photos,photos, 1717 mapsmaps & plans,plans, 6f? track & signalling diagms,diagrns, gradient diagram. London, Brighton && South Coast Railway 641 AWDRY,AWDRY, CHRISTOPHER.CHRISTOPHER. The The first first trains toto Lynton & BamstapleBarnstaple Railway Eastbourne: 'prosperity'prosperity toto this delightfuldelightful wateringwatering place'. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 661-3.661-3. 661 GOWER,GOWER, P., P., GRAY, GRAY, B. B. and and VINGOE, VINGOE, K.K. TheThe LyntonLynton & BarnstapleBarnstaple RailwayRailway yesterdayyesterday and today.today. Usk: 642 CRUTTENDEN, MIKE. MIKE. The The AshurstAshurst spur line.line. Oakwood, 1999. pp. 112.112. 203203 photos,photos, map.map. [PS Brighton CircularCircularvol. vol. 25 (1999) pp. 176-7.176-7. series, no. 8.] 643 ELTON, M. S. The Horsham & Guildford Direct Contemporary photographs alongside identicalidentical 643 ELTON, M. S. The Horsham & Guildford Direct scenes inIn former years. Railway 1860 to 1965. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999)(1999) pp. 172-80. Maryport & CarilsleCarlisle Railway 644 HARDING, PETER A.A. The Kemp Town branch line. Woking:Woking: author, 1999. pp. 32. 43 photos, 5 drwgs, 4 662 ALLISON,ALLlSON, RON. RON. Maryport Maryport and and Carlisle Carlisle RailwayRailway 1515 ton maps, gradient diagm, 8 facsims. coke wagons. Cumbrian RlysR/ys vol. 66 (1997-)(1997-) pp. 152- 5. 645 HARROD,HARROD, JOHNJOHN T.T. A.A. UpUp thethe Dorking.Dorking. Maidstone: Southern R/ysRlys Grp, 1999. pp. 122.50 Dins. illns. 663 FAULKNER,FAULKNER, MIKE. MIKE. Assumptions. Assumptions. Cumbrian RlysR/ys vol. Based on series publ. in Southern Express vol. 8-9 6 (1997-(1997-)) pp.pr. 132-5. (1984-6). 6-ton coacoal wagons builtbuilt 1879-86.1879-86.

449 664 MARR,MARR, MIKE. MIKE. Maryport Maryport && CarlisleCarlisle RailwayRailway wagonwagon NiddNldd Valley Light Railway labels. Railway Print SocietySociety NewsltrNewsltr no. 9494 (May(May 1999) PP.pp. 3-5.3-5. 681 HIRD, DAVID M. Bradford's sale of the century? Old Yorkshire no. 12 (Wtr. 1999) pp. 25-30; no. 1313 (Spr.(Spr. Mersey Railway 2000) pp. 17-21. Disposal of Nidd Valley Lt RIy.Rly. 665 MAUND,MAUND, T. T. B. B. Mersey Mersey Railway Railway buses.buses. Archive no. 23 (Sep. 1999) pp.pp. 59-64.59-64. 682 HIRD,HIRD, DAVIDDAVID M.M. JamesJames Watson:Watson: aa renowned renowned waterworks engineer.engineer. Old YorkshireYorkshire no. 1111 (Aut.(Aut. (see also no. 424) 1999) pp. 22-9. Origins of Nidd Valley Lt Rly.RIy. 666 ARCHER,ARCHER, EVELYN.EVELYN. A historyhistory of thethe stonestone jetty,jetty, Morecambe. Lancashire Hist. Quarterly vol. 3 (1999)(1999) North BritishBr1tlsh Railway pp. 41-5.41-5. Erected by the "Little" North westernWestern Railway. 683 HURST,HURST, JEFF.JEFF. TheThe GlencorseGlencorse branch.branch. Usk: Oakwood, 1999. pp. 176. 160 illnsiIIns && maps.maps. 667 BINNS,BINNS, DONALD.DONALD. TheThe Skipton-IlkleySkipton-lIkley Railway:Railway: [Locomotion papers, no. 211.] Skipton-Embsay-BoltonSkipton-Embsay-Bo/ton Abbey-AddingAbbey-Adding harp-Ilkley. ham-lIkley. Skipton:Skip ton: Trackside Publns, [1999]. pp. 48. [Historic 684 MACFARLANE,MACFARLANE, A. A. The The Aberdeen Aberdeen roadroad andand the N. B. railway photographs, vol. 2.] Atlantics. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 72 (June 1999) PP.pp. 34-534-5.. 668 BINNS, DONALD. Around Hellifield: Settle Junction­Junction- Long Preston-Hellifield-Bell Busk. Skipton: Trackside 685 NICHOLL,NICHOLL, ED.EO. TheThe Charleston Charleston toto Dunfermline Dunfermline Publns, 1999. pp. 48. [Historic railwayrailway photographs,photographs, Railway. N.B.RlyN.BR/y Study Group Jnl no. 75 (Wntr 1999)1999) vol.vol. 1.] pp. 18-20. 669 ESSERY, R.R. J. AnAn illustratedillustrated historyhistory ofof MidlandMidland 686 NISBET,NISBET, ALISTAIR ALlSTAIR F.F. TheThe TayportTayport line.line. BackTrack wagons. Repr.Repr. of of Ott. 12372. 2 pts.pts. Shepperton: voLvol. 13(1999)13 (1999) pp. pp. 257-63, 257-63,378-84,468-75,680. 378-84,468-75, 680. Oxford Publng,Publng, 1998-2000. pp. 170,170, 169.169. ManyMany 687 PINSDORF,PINSDORF, MARIONMARION K.K. EngineeringEngineering dreamsdreams intointo photos, drwgs. disaster: history of the Tay Bridge.Bridge. Railroad HistoryHistolY 670 ESSERY,ESSERY, R. R. J. J. Midland Midland Railway Railway wagons.wagons. Didcot:Oidcot: Wild [Railway & LocomotiveLocomotive Soc.,Soc., USA]USA] no. 179179 (Aut.(AUt. Swan, 1998. pp. 48. 41 photos, 17 drwgs.drwgs. [Midland 1998) pp. 88-116.88-116. Record supplement no. 2.)2.] 688 RANKIN, JIM (ed). The EastEast FifeFife CentralCentral Railway.Railway. 671 FOWKES,FOWKES, DUDLEY. DUDLEY. Westhouses: Westhouses: MidlandMidland RailwayRailway Windygates: Kingdom of FifeFife RailwayRailway PresentationPreservation village: the early years. Wyvern vol. 8 (1997-9)(1997-9) pp.pp. Soc., 1999. pp. 30. 378-84,425-32..378-84,425-32'.. 689 ROBOTHAM,ROBOTHAM, ROBERT.ROBERT. TheThe WaverleyWaverley route:route: thethe 672 HANCOCK,HANCOCK, TED. TED. Midland Midland Railway Railway literature.literature. Midland postwarpostw~r years. Shepperton: tanlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 112. Rly Soc. Jnl. Many illns.IlIns. A bibliography. 690 RODGERS,RODGERS, ALLANALLAN G.G. TheThe MontroseMontrose andand BervieBervie Derby to Birmingham,Birmingham, Bristol, South Wales andand branch. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 73 (Smr(Smr 1999)1999) branches. no.no. 77 (Apr.(Apr. 1998)1998) pp. pp. 11-17.39 11-17.39 entries. pp. 3-30. Derby to ManchesterManchester and branches. no. 8 (Aug.(Aug. 1998) pp.pp. 7-11.7-11.37 37 entries. 691 SEWELL, G. W. M. N.B.R.N.B.R. coaches: a design review. Derby/Nottingham to to Leeds/BradfordLeeds/Bradford andand Bardon Mill: author, [1999]. pp. [iiij,pig, 92,92,90 90 drwgs. branches. no.no. 99 (Nov.(Nov. 1998)1998) pp. pp. 4-8. 4-8.41 41 entries. 692 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, ALAN.ALAN. TheThe AuchmutyAuchmuty MillsMills branch.branch. 673 MIDLANDMIDLAND RAILWAYRAILWAY system maps, voLvol. 6: TheThe N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 75 (Wntr 1999) pp. 23-8.23-8. gradient diagrams. Teignmouth:Teignmouth: Peter Kay. 1999. pp. 693 SIMPSON, ALAN.ALAN. TheThe Devon Valley line.line. N.B.RlyN.BRly [56]. With historical introduction andand users' guide by Study Group JnlJnlno. no. 72 (June 1999) pp.pp. 18-33.18-33. John Gough and Peter Kay. 694 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, A. A. From From Ladybank Ladybank to to Mawcarse Mawcarse Junction.Junction. 674 MILES, KEITH. Midland class 2F 0-6-Os0-6-0s in BRB.R. days. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 75 (Wntr 1999) pp. 11-11- Midland Rly Soc. Jnl no. 7 (Apr. 1998) pp.pp. 4-10.4-10. 17. 675 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VICVIC andand SMITH,SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. BathBath GreenGreen 695 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, ALAN.ALAN. FurtherFurther notesnotes on thethe EastEast FifeFife 1999. pp. 96.120 Park to Bristol. Midhurst: Middleton, 1999. pp. 96. 120 Central Railway. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 73 (Smr photos, XVIII maps. [Country[CountlY railwayrailway routesroutes series.] 1999) pp. 31-9.31-9. A pictorial history. 696 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, ALAN. ALAN. The The Kincardine Kincardine andand Dunfermline Dunfermline 676 MITCHELL, W. R. Garsdale: history and traditions of railway. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 73 (Smr(Smr 1999)1999) a junction station (on thethe Settle-Carlisle line). Settle: pp. 54-7. Castleberg,CastJeberg, 1999. pp. 139.54 inns.iIIns. PP- 54-7. 697 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, ALAN. ALAN. The The Kirkcaldy Kirkcaldy && District District Railway:Railway: 677 ROUSE, CHRIS. 'Another melancholy accident': early further notes.notes. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 74 (Aut.(AUt. accidents on the Midland Railway, 1844. Midland Rly 1999) pp. 18-24. Soc. JnlJnlno. no. 9 (Nov. 1998) pp.pp. 1-3.1-3. 698 SIMPSON, A. The Leslie Railway: a Fife branch line. 678 RUTHERFORD,RUT.HE~FORD, MICHAEL. MasterpieceMasterpiece ofof N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group JnlJilin°. no. 74 74 (Aut.(AUt. 1999)1999) pp. 3-10. mediocrity: the 4F saga. [Railway reflections,reflections, no. 54.] BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 320-9.320-9. 699 SIMPSON,SIMPSON, ALAN.ALAN. TheThe StirlingStirling andand Dunfermline Dunfermline 0-6-0 goods locomotives of MRM.R. design. Railway: some notes. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 74 (Aut. 1999) pp. 39-45.39-45. 679 STREPHONSTREPHON [Edward[Edward Bradbury].Bradbury]. MidlandMidland RailwayRailway sketches. New edn ofof 011.6953Ott.6953 with addtnl material;material; 700 WATERS,WATERS, M.M. GoodsGoods andand mineralmineral traffic-the NorthNorth produced by Nick Wheat and Glynn Waite. Sheffield: British Railway. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 72 (June Midland Rly Society, 1999. pp. iv,iv, 61.61.32 32 illns.illns. [M.R.S.[MR.S. 1999) pp. 7-17. occasional pubinspublns series.] 19th cent. writings on the railway. 701 YUILL, D. North British shipping, pt 1: Silloth section. N.B.RlyN.BRly Study Group Jnl no. 75 (Wntr 1999) pp.pp. 4-7.4-7. Midland & Great Northern Joint Railway North Eastern Railway (see also nos. 197,197,448) 448) 680 MARRIOTT,MARRIOTI, WILLIAM.WILLlAM. Forty years of aa NorfolkNorfolk 702 ADDYMAN,ADDYMAN, JOHN JOHN and and FAWCETT, FAWCETI, BILL.BILL. TheThe HighHigh railway:rail~ay: the reminiscencesreminiscences of WilliamWilliam Marriott,Marriott, engineer and traffictraffic manager of the M. & G.N. Joint Level BridgeBridge andand NewcastleNewcastle CentralCentral station:station: 150150 Railway 1883-1924,1883-1924, ed. ed. C.C. Beckett. 2nd2nd edn of years across the Tyne. [n.p.}: North EasternEastern RailwayRailway 011.12379.Ott.12379. Sheringham: Midland & GreatGreat NorthernNorthern Assocn I HighHigh LevelLevel BridgeBridge && CentralCentral StationStation 150150 Joint RlyR/y Society, 1999. pp. xii, 28. Maps on endpprs. Cmtee, 1999. pp. 152. 73 photos (10 col.),coL), 23 printsprints

450 (5 col.),C?I.), 23 drwgs (4 coL),col.), 16 maps & plans (1 col.),coL), 2 North Staffordshire Railway (see also no. 28) 1acslms.facsims. 720 JEUDA,JEUDA, BASIL. BASIL. The The Chumet Churnet Valley Valley Railway.Railway. Lydney: 703 BATE,BATE, ERNEST. ERNEST. Locomotives Locomotives inin incidentsincidents atat WearWear Lightmoor, 1999. pp. 180. Many illns. Valley Junction andand Crook 1881 to 1904.1904. North Eastern ExpressExpressvol. vol. 38 (1999) pp. 119-22.119-22. Shrewsbury & Hereford Railway (see also no. 439) Details from signal box occurrence books. 721 SIMPSON, HELEN J.J. Tickets from thethe treehouse.treehouse. 704 BELL, TOM. Railways planned and built: the North 721 704 BELL, TOM. Railways planned and built: the North Countryman vol. 104 no. 4 (June 1999) pp.pp. 11~16.115-16. Pennines. North Eastern ExpressExpress vol. 38 (1999)(1999) pp. Ticket office in hollow tree at Morton-on-Lugg 3-11,45-55,84-95,128-34. Ticket office in hollow tree at Morton-on-Lugg 3-11,45-55,84-95,128-34. station. 705 BISHOP,BISHOP, CHRISTOPHER. CHRISTOPHER. TheThe rationalerationale andand rigoursrigours of renumbering. North Eastern Express vol. 38 (1999) Shropshire & MontgomeryshireMontgomeryshlre Light Railway pp. 114-18. pp. 114-18. 722 CARPENTER, R. S. The S.& M. Ford railcar. British The 1923 LNER renumbering of NER stock. 722 CARPENTER, R. S. The S.& M. Ford railcar. British RlyRIy JnIJnl vol. 7 (1996-(1996-)) pp.pp. 244-8.244--8. 706 BRAGG,BRAGG, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. Gradient profilesprofiles ofof thethe Rosedale and RosedaleRosedale EastEast branches.branches. North Snowdon Mountain Railway Eastern Express vol. 38 (1999) pp. 107-9.107-9. 723 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, JIM. JIM. Blockmen's Blockmen's ticketstickets ofof thethe SnowdonSnowdon 707 BRAGG,BRAGG, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. NotesNotes onon thethe originaloriginal route of Mountain Railway. Railway Print Society NewsltrNewsltr no. the Stockton and Darlington Railway. Jnl RlyRIy & Canal 94 (May 1999) pp.pp. 6--8.6-8. Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001)(1999-2001) pp. 28-31.28-31. Used inin conjunctionconjunction with thethe SMR'sSMR's blockblock signalling system, since 1930s. 708 CRAVEN,CRAVEN, MARTIN. MARTIN. The The Hull Hull to to Withernsea Withernsea RailwayRailway 1854-1964: aa bookletbooklet written toto accompanyaccompany thethe Somerset & Dorset Railway exhibition atat the Hedon Museum October 1997-April 1998. Hessle:Hess/e: author, 1997. pp. 32. 724 AUSTIN,AUSTIN, STEPHEN.STEPHEN. SomersetSomerset & DorsetDorset JointJoint 709 DAWSON,DAWSON, JOHNJOHN 8., B., MALLON,MALLON, JOHNJOHN F.,F., Railway: a view from the past. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, PRATTLEY, RON,RON, FOSTER, COLlN,COLIN, WILLIAMSON,WILLlAMSON, 1999. pp. 112. Many illns.iIIns. CLAIRE and WILLlAMSON,WILLIAMSON, DAVID, for North Eastern 725 HAMMOND,HAMMOND, ALAN. ALAN. LifeLife onon thethe SomersetSomerset && DorsetDorset RlyRIy Assocn. North Eastern record, vol. 2 of Ott.18736: Railway. Bath: Millstream, 1999. pp. 160. a surveysurvey of thethe rollingrolling stock ofof thethe NorthNorth EasternEastern A photographicphotographic record featuringfeaturing particularlyparticularly the Railway and the HullHull andand BarnsleyBarnsley Railway.Railway. [n.p.]:jn.p.1: staff who worked on the line, with a selectionselection of Historical Model RlyRIy Soc.,Soc., 1997. pp. iv, 165.165. 185185 reminiscences. photos, 27 col. illns, 47 drwgs. Appx 2-4, ListsLists of NER carriage diagrams; 5, NER South Eastern & Chatham Railway Companies rollingromng stock in preservation; 6-7,6-7, Bibliography. (see also no. 327) 710 EVANS, IAN. The Naworth level crossing accident. 710 EVANS, IAN. The Naworth level crossing accident. 726 BANCROFT,BANCROFT, PETER. PETER. Snow Snow Hill Hill revisited.revisited. London RlyR/y North Eastern Express vol. 38 (1999) pp. 123-5. RecordRecordvol. vol. 2, no. 18 (Jan. 1999) pp.pp. 146-55.146-55. Collision between express train andand charabanc,charabanc, 1926. 727 DRAWINGSDRAWINGS ofof the the London, London, ChathamChatham andand DoverDover Railway: a selection from Invicta.Invicta. Maidstone: S.E.& C. 711 t , KEN. Locomotive stock of the North Eastern R/y Assocn, 1999. pp. 33. Railway as at 31st December, 1920. [Manchester): Rly Assocn, 1999. pp. 33. Railway as at 31st December, 1920. [Manchester]: Scale drawings of rollingrolling stockstock andand equipment,equipment, North Eastern RlyRIy Assocn,Assocn, [1999?]. pp. 78. 62 lineline selected from the Association's journal, Invicta.Invicfa. drwgs. 728 GOULD,GOULD, DAVID. DAVID. The The Westerham Westerham Valley Valley Railway.Railway. 2nd2nd 712 LACEY,LACEY, RICHARD. RICHARD. Diagram Diagram V3V3 6-wheel6-wheel brakebrake van.van. edn of Ott.12474. Usk: Oakwood, 1999. pp. 128. 97 North Eastern Express vol. 38 (1999) pp. 59-61. edn of Ott.12474. Usk: Oakwood, 1999. pp. 128. 97 North Eastern Express vol. 38 (1999) pp. 59-61. DinsiIIns && maps. [Locomotion papers, no. 72.] 52 built in 1902. 729 GREAVES, JIM. Slip working, SECR (SR). Invicta no. 713 PROUD, JOHN H. The chronicle of the Stockton & 729 GREAVES, JIM. Slip working, SECR (SR). Invicta no. 713 t PROUD, JOHN H. The chronicle of the Stockton & 53 (1999) pp.pp. 56--60.56-60. Darlington Railway to 1863.1863. in.p.1:[n.p.): North EasternEastern RlyRIy Assocn, 1998. pp. 44. 12 photos, 24 maps, plans & 730 HALLIDAY,HALLlDAY, D.D. G. Early headcodesheadcodes on the S.E.R.S.E.R. drwgs. InvictaInvicta no. 52 (1999) pp. 14-15. 'an attemptattempt toto drawdraw togethertogether thethe datesdates andand descriptions of all the significant events during that 731 HEAD,HEAD, LEN.LEN. Reading:Reading: the SouthSouth EasternEastern && descriptions of all the significant events during that Chatham's outpost. Live Rail vol. 17 (1998- ) pp. railway's inceptioninception and and existenceexistence up up toto itsits Chatham's outpost. Live Rail vol. 17 (1998- ) pp. absorption by the North Eastern Railway'. 266-70. Repr. from vol. 6 (1977) pp.pp. 137-43. 714 RUTHERFORD,RUTHERFORD, MICHAEL.MICHAEL. A briefbrief introductionintroduction to East Coast express locomotive design on the North 732 HEAD,HEAD, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe SouthSouth Eastern'sEastern's station atat East Coast express locomotive design on the North Reading. Invicta no. 53 (1999) pp. 37-41. Eastern Railway. [Railway reflections.]ref/ections.] BackTrack vol. Reading. Invicta no. 53 (1999) pp. 37-41. 13 (1999) pp. 38-47.38-47. 733 KAY,KAY, PETER. PETER. Penge Penge forgotten.forgotten. London RlyR/y RecordRecord 715 TEASDALE, JOHN. Single-track simplicity: being a vol. 2, no.no. 2020 (July(July 1999)1999) pp. 242-5; no.no. 2121 (Oct.(Oct. 715 TEASDALE, JOHN. Single-track simplicity: being a 1999) pp. 277-9. briefing on thethe Leeds,Leeds, CastlefordCastleford andand PontefractPontefract 1999) pp. 277-9. Junction Railway.Railway. North EasternEastern ExpressExpress vol. 3838 734 MILLS,MILLS, MARY. MARY. Greenwich Greenwich Railway Railway gasgas works. GLIASGLlAS (1999) pp. 13-24.13-24. NewsltrNewsltrno. no. 180 (Feb. 1999) pp. 10-12. Concludes that the London & Greenwich RIy did 716 TEASDALE,TEASDALE, JOHN. JOHN. Warm Warm work work in in WellingtonWellington Street:Street: Concludes that the London & Greenwich Rly did being a briefing on the destruction by fire of a NorthNorth not buildbuild itsits ownown gasgas works,works, butbut purchased purchased Eastern Railway goods depot. North Eastern Express supplies forfor lighting the railwayrailway from locallocal gasgas Eastern Railway goods depot. North Eastern Express companies. vol. 38 (1999) pp. 111-13. companies. Wellington Street depot, Leeds, 1872. 735 PARKER,PARKER, M.M. H.H. AA closer closer look look atat the the Staplehurst Staplehurst railway accident, 9th June 1865. Invicta no. 52 (1999) 717 VICKERS, R.R. L. The electricelectric trainstrains ofof Newcastle.Newcastle. railway accident, 9th June 1865. Invicta no. 52 (1999) BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 132--6.132-6. pp. 2-12. 736 PARKER,PARKER, M.M. H. H. S.E.R. S.E.R. open open cattle cattle wagon.wagon. InvictaInvicta North London Railway no. 52 (1999) pp. 23-4.23-4. 718 CONNOR,CONNOR, J.J. E.E. RecallingRecalling OldOld Ford.Ford. London RlyRIy 737 PARKER,PARKER, M.M. H.H. S.E.&S.E.& C.R. C.R. baggage baggage boxbox trucks.trucks. RecordRecordvol. vol. 2, no. 20 (July 1999) pp.pp. 218-31.218-31. InvictaInvicta no. 53 (1999) pp.pp. 61-4.61-4. 719 MITCHELL,MITCHELL, VIC VIC and and SMITH, SMITH, KEITH.KEITH. NorthNorth LondonLondon 738 SOUTHSOUTH EASTERNEASTERN && CHATHAM CHATHAM RAILWAYRAILWAY line. Midhurst: Middleton, 1997. pp. [96]. SOCIETY (comp). S.E.C.R. centenary album: South A pictorial history. Eastern & ChathamChatham RailwaysRailways 1899-1922.1899-1922. Midhurst: 451 Middleton,Midd/eton, 1999. pp. 96. 128 photos.photos. [Great Railway West London Railway and West LondonLondon Extension Eras, no. 7.] Railway 752 SMITH, MICHAEL J. Addison Road electrics. Southern Railway (see also nos. 327, 339,412, 752 SMITH, MICHAEL J. Addison Road electrics. Southern Railway (see also nos. 327, 339, 412, BackTrackBackTrackvol. vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 462-7.462-7. 426,426,754) 754) 739 BLACKBURN,BLACKBURN, ALAN.ALAN. SouthernSouthern RailwayRailway ChiefChief Wick & Lybster Light Railway Mechanical & Electrical Engineer, head office works 753 SUTHERLAND,SUTHERLAND, IAIN.lAIN. TheThe WickWick andand LybsterLybster LightLight orders with military implications, 1939-49. World War Railway. Pprbk edn ofof Ott.19008.Ott.19008. Wick: author,author, Two Railway Study Group Bulln vol. 8 (1998) pp. Railway Study Group Bulln vol. 8 (1998) pp. [19991. pp. 65. 57 photos, drwg, map, facsims. 159-62. [1999]. pp. 65. 57 photos, drwg, WithWifh additional photographs. A listing. 740 CALLENDER,CALLENDER, DENIS.DENIS. TheThe SouthernSouthern RailwayRailway RN THETHE RAILWAY RAILWAY IN IN ARTART timetable of 1939. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) pp.pp. 406-406- 10. 754 HILLMAN,HILLMAN, TONY TONY and and COLE, COLE, BEVERLEY. BEVERLEY. SouthSouth for sunshine. [Cover subtitle: Southern Railway publicitypublicity 741 DETHRIDGE, TOM. Notes on Portsmouth Line 741 DETHRIDGE, TOM. Notes on Portsmouth Line and posters,posters, 1923-1947.]1923-1947.] Harrow Weald:Weald: CapitalCapital headcodes. Southern Notebook vol. 13 (1998-(1998-)) pp.pp. Transport / National R/y Museum, 1999. pp. 64. Col. 82-5,76-80,111-16,136-7,144-7. Transport / National Rly Museum, 1999. pp. 64. Col. 82-5, 76-80, 111-16, 136-7, 144-7. illns.iIIns. 742 MONK-STEEL,MONK-STEEL, D.D. Oil lampslamps onon thethe Southern. Southern. Southern NotebookNotebookvol. vol. 13 (1998-)(1998-) pp. 75-8,81-3.75-8, 81-3. RO THETHE RAILWAY RAILWAY IN IN LITERATURE LITERATURE 743 POSTLETHWAITE,POSTLETHWAITE, ALAN. ALAN. Odd Odd cornerscorners ofof thethe 755 DALY,DALY, NICHOLAS. NICHOLAS. BloodBlood onon thethe tracks:tracks: sensationsensation Southern fromfrom thethe days of steam.steam. Stroud: SuttonSutton drama, thethe railway, and the dark face ofof modernity.modernity. Publng, 1999. pp. viii, 144. Victorian Studies vol. 42 (1998-2000) pp. 47-76.47-76. A miscellanymiscellany of photographs onon thethe themes of : Railway accidents in melodrama. passenger stations; yards,yards, sheds and huts; signals 756 HARVEY,HARVEY, ANNE ANNE (comp. (comp. & & ed.). ed.). Adlestrop Adlestrop revisited:revisited: and signalboxes;signalboxes; signs,signs, lamps andand seats;seats; railwaymen at work; lines, tracks and civil works; an anthologyanthology inspiredinspired by EdwardEdward Thomas'sThomas's poem.poem. railwaymen at work; lines, tracks and civil works; Stroud: Sutton Publng, 1999. pp. 116. rolling stock; and tickets,tickets, labels and notices. Stroud: Sutton Pubing, 1999. pp. 116. Adlestrop's literary, topographicaltopographical and railwayrailway 744 PRYER, G. A pictorial record of Southern signals. 3rd associations. edn. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 1999. pp. 200. 757 LUCAS, JOHN. Discovering England: thethe view from 745 SOUTHERNSOUTHERN wagons.wagons. Southern NotebookNotebook vol. 1313 the train.train. Literature & HistoryHistory 3rd ser., vol. 6 (1997)(1997) (1998- ). pp. 37-55. Diagram 1681,201681, 20 tonton machinery wagon. pp.pp. 84-7.84-7. The view from the train as an element in 20th cent. Diagram 1529, 10 ton cattle wagon, with plankedplanked literature. ends. pp. 123-5. Diagram 1377,121377, 12 tonton high goods wagon.wagon. pp.pp. 138-138- RP HUMOUR,HUMOUR, HUMOROUS HUMOROUS DRAWING DRAWING AND AND SATIRE;SATIRE; 40. miscellanea 746 WOODS, BARRIE C. Fifty years down the line: the 746 WOODS, BARRIE C. Fifty years down the line: the 758 SCOWCROFT,SCOWCROFT, PHILIP PHILlP L. L. Railways Railways andand inninn signs.signs. Jnl story ofof locomotivelocomotive No.No. 34081,34081, 92 Squadron.Squadron. RN & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001) pp. 138- Appleby: Trans-Pennine Publng / Battle of Britain Rly & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001) pp. 138- Appleby: Trans-Pennine Pubing 1 Battle of Britain 40. Locomotive Society, 1999. pp. 60. Many photos, incl.in cl. col. [The railway age - PreservationPreservation series.]series.] 759 WRIGHT,WRIGHT, NEIL. NEIL. A A railway railway tease.tease. Lincolnshire Past & A history of Bulleid's locomotive designs in general Present no. 38 (Wntr 1999/2000) pp.pp. 4-7.4-7. and this lightlight PacificPacific and itsits restorationrestoration on thethe A spoof advert for a proposedproposed Bridge-End,Bridge-End, BurtonBurton Nene Valley RlyRIy in particular. Pedwardine, Scredington, ThreeThree Queens andand Midland Junction Railway in the Stamford Mercury 7 Nov. 1845. Southern Heights Light Railway (authorised 1928 7 Nov. 1845. but not built) but not built) RQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF RAILWAYS: RAILWAYS: the the appeal appeal of 747 NICHOLLS, ARTHUR R. The Southern Heights Light railways and locomotives;locomotives; railway enthusiast 747 NICHOLLS, ARTHUR R. The Southern Heights Light societies; railway walks Railway: the railway that never was. BackTrack vol. societies; railway walks 1313~999) (1999) pp.pp. 271-3.271-3. 760 50 YEARS of enthusiasm:enthusiasm: highlights ofof the first 50 years of the Locomotive ClubClub ofof Great Britain, 1949- Taff Vale Railway 1999; comp. M. T. Hudson. Bognor Regis: L.C.G.B.,L.C.G.B., 1999. pp. 52. Many illns, incl. col. 748 ROWSON,ROWSON, STEPHEN. STEPHEN. EngineeringEngineering onon the TaffTaff ValeVale Railway 1861-8. Archive no. 21 (Mar. 1999) pp.pp. 2-2- 761 FIRSTFIRST NORTH NORTH WESTERN. WESTERN. WalksWalks fromfrom thethe ConWy ConWy 19. Valley line.line. Insp.):{n.p.]: Conwy Valley RailRail Initiatke,Initiative, [c.1999]. pp. 20. Col. maps. Six walks. TalyitynTalyllyn Railway 762 INDUSTRIALINDUSTRIAL RAILWAY RAILWAY SOCIETY.SOCIETY. 50 years of the 749 tt AA CHECKLIST ofof picturepicture postcardspostcards of thethe TalyllynTalyllyn Industrial Railway Society. Guisborough, Mar. 1999.1999. Railway. ITywyn71:{Tywyn?]: Ta/yl/yn Talyllyn R/y Rly // RlyR/y PostcardPosfcard [Special issue (no. 156) of IndustrialIndustrial Railway Record.] Collectors Circle,Circfe, 1999. pp. 36. 763 MACLEOD,MACLEOD, W. W. H. H. Across Across the the years years byby rail:rail: aa randomrandom recall of trains and scenes of yesterday and enginesengines Welsh Highland Railway that steamsteam nono more.more. Bishop Auckland:Auckland: PentlandPent/and Press, 1998. pp. xv,xv, 211.211.52 52 illns.iIIns. 750 JOHNSON,JOHNSON, PETER. PETER. PortraitPortrait ofof thethe WelshWelsh HighlandHighland Memoirs of a lifetime's railway journeys, chiefly in Railway. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 1999. pp. 112.112. 169169 Scotland. photos, 9 maps. IncludesIncludes Nantlle Tramway,Tramway, CroesorCroesor Tramway,Tramway, 764 SCOTT.SCOTT. ALEX.ALEX. FearlessFearless ghosts.ghosts. Todmorden: Narrow Gauge Rlys, and Portmadoc,Portmadoc, Belicode,Bel/code, 1999. pp. 160. Beddgelert & South Snowdon Rly.~Iy. A 'dramatised'dramatised autobiography'autobiography' of MidlandsMidlands trainspotters inin thethe 1950s-60s.1950s-60s. 751 STRETTON,STRETTON, JOHN.JOHN. TheThe Welsh Welsh HighlandHighland Railway:Railway: Caernarfon to to Porthmadog:Porthmadog: aa phoenixphoenix rising.rising. 765 WALSH,WALSH, B. B. D. D. J. J. The The Railway Railway ClubClub 18991899 toto 1999.1999. Kettering: Past & Present Publng, 1999. pp. 96. [Past London: Railway Club, 1999. pp.pr. 48, [4] pI.pl. and present companion series.] History of the Club by a PastPas President.

452 RQ1 PreservationPreservation (see also nos. 151,151,646) 646) 7 paperspapers (which(which are enteredentered individuallyindividually in thisthis bibliography) presented at a conference held at the 766 GIBBS, KEN. The Firefly project: an update.update. Bristol University ofof HullHull in April 1995 on the future of IndlIndlArch. Arch. Soc. JnIJnlvol. vol. 31 (1998) pp. 33-41.33-41. railway history. Construction of a replica GWR broad gauge 2-2-2 locomotive of 1840. 773 BUSINESSBUSINESS ARCHIVESARCHIVES COUNCIL.COUNCIL. Report on thethe survey of railwayrailway records;records; AnnaAnna Riggs,Riggs, RailwayRailway 767 t t HOPKINS,HOPKINS, JOHN. Rheilffordd EryriEryri = TheThe WelshWelsh Survey Archivist. [Cover title: Report of the RecordsRecords Highland Railway, 1991 to 1999.1999. : author,author, Survey.] [London]: Railway Heritage Cmtee, 1999. pp. 1999. pp.pp. [?1.p]. pp.pp.17. 17. The legallegar processes involved in the line's revival. A report to the RHC on thethe recordsrecords andand recordsrecords managementmana~ement policies of companies operating in 768 NATIONALNATIONAL RAILWAYRAILWAY MUSEUM.MUSEUM. TheThe story of thethe the privatised rail industry. train. [York!,[york], 1999. pp. 50. Col. inns.iIIns. the privatised rail industry. A souvenir guide. 774 DIVALL, COLIN.COLlN. Going places? Visitors, enthusiastsenthusiasts and the public history of transport. York: InstituteInstitute of 769 SHEPHERD,SHEPHERD, DES.DES. Clan LineLine 25 years on the mainmain and the public history of transport. line 1974-99. [n.p.j: Merchant Navy Locomotive Railway Studies, 1999. pp. [ii], 11. [Working papers inin line 1974-99. [n.p.]: Merchant Navy Locomotive railway studies, no. 6.] Preservation Soc., 1999. pp. 51. 6.] Special edition of Southern Express,Express, the MNLPSMNLPS 775 NEWBY, HOWARD. Antiquarianism or analysis?: the journal. future of railwayrailway history.history. InIn AMBLER, ROD W. The history and practice ofof Britain's railwaysrailways (1999)(1999) pp.pp. 1-1- RQ3 RailwayRailway photography, photography, cinematography cinematography andand films 6. 770 CANNING,CANNING, D. D. E. E. 40 40 years years of of railway railway photography: photography: a RT ATLASESATLASES AND AND GAZETTEERS; GAZETTEERS; DIRECTORIES DIRECTORIES semi-autobiography. Aldermaston: Finial Publng forfor author, 1999. pp. 78. 776 BRADSHAW'SBRADSHAW'S RailwayRailway ManualManual 1923:1923: officialofficial A photographic album. directory to the British railway companies: a reprint of 771 POTTER,POTTER, CHARLES.CHARLES. NationalisationNationalisation and BritishBritish the 75th and final edition of the railway industry 'bible' Transport Films 1946-1977. BackTrack vol. 13 (1999) [see Ott.7949].Ott.7949]. Teignmouth: Peter Kay,Kay, [1999]. pp. pp. 10--15.10-15. [128]. Four of the original pages are reproducedreproduced on one RR RESEARCHRESEARCH AND AND STUDY STUDY OF OF RAILWAYS RAILWAYS ANDAND page of thisthis A4-sizeA4-size edition.edition. PagesPages 347-514,347-514, RAILWAY HISTORY (see also nos. 238, 262, 672) dealing with overseas railways, and the foldingfolding map are omitted. 772 AMBLER,AMBLER, ROD ROD W. W. (ed). (ed). TheThe historyhistory andand practicepractice of Britain's railways: a new research agenda. Aldershot: Ashgate, 1999. pp. xvi, 154.6 photos,photos, 4 maps.

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DB ROADSROADS AND AND ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ATAT DC1h England-NorthEngland-North West West regionregion PARTICULAR PERIODS 784 CROSBY,CROSBY, ALAN ALAN (ed). (ed). LeadingLeading thethe way:way: aa historyhistory of Lancashire's roads.roads. Preston: LancashireLancashire CountyCounty DB1 Pre-history,Pre-hlstory, Roman Roman and and Anglo-Saxon Anglo-Saxon Books, 1998. pp. xxiii, 328. 777 BAKKER,BAKKER, JAN JAN ALBERT, ALBERT, KRUK,KRUK, JANUSZ,JANUSZ, LANTING,LANTING, pp. 309-13, Bibliography.Bibliography. ALBERT E. andand MILISAUSKAS,MILlSAUSKAS, SARUNAS.SARUNAS. TheThe DC11DC1j England-NorthEngland-North region region earliest evidence of wheeled vehicles in Europe andand the Near East. AntiquityAntiquityvol. vol. 73 (1999) pp. 778-90. 785 tt BARON,BARON, GORDONGORDON andand PHILLIPS,PHILLlPS, RON. The ShapShap 778 FITZPATRICK,FITZPATRICK, A.A. P.P. andand SCOTT,SCOTT, PETERPETER R. TheThe story. 2nd edn.edn. Swaffham Prior: Gingerfoki,Gingerfold, [1998?]. Roman bridge at Piercebridge,Piercebridge, NorthNorth Yorkshire -- pp. 52. [Transport archive series.]series.] . Britannia vol. 30 (1999) pp. 111-32. 786 MACKAY,MACKAY, JOHN JOHN JAMES. JAMES. Border Border highways: highways: thethe storystory 779 SAUER,SAUER, EBERHARD.EBERHARD. InIn searchsearch ofof thethe Port-way:Port-way: of thethe roadsroads andand earlyearly transporttransport inin thethe ScottishScottish excavations in thethe area of the moated site north of St.st. Borders. Kelso:Ke/so: author,author, 1998. pp. 204. 35 illns,iIIns, 2727 Mary's church in Kidlington. Oxoniensia vol. 63 (1998) maps. pp. 11-22. The evolution of the area'sarea's roadsroads sincesince RomanRoman InvestigationsInvestigations into into the the Roman crossingcrossing ofof thethe times, particularly thethe turnpikes, and thethe coachingcoaching Cherwell and its approaches. era up to 1846. DC2 ScotlandScotland DB2 c.1066-1660c.1066-1660 Medieval Medieval and and early early modem modem 787 ANDERSON,ANDERSON, ALEX ALEX D. D. Some Some notes notes on on thethe oldold militarymilitary 780 HYLAND,HYLAND, ANN.ANN. The horsehorse inin thethe middlemiddle ages.ages. road inin DumfriesDumfries andand Galloway.Galloway. Trans DumfriesDumfries & Stroud: Sutton, 1999. pp. xii, 180.45 illns. 1999. pp. xii, 180.45 illns. GallowayGal/oway Natural Hist. & Antiq. Soc.Soc. vol. 7272 (1997)(1997) Chs on FarmingFarming andand commerce,commerce, MedievalMedieval postalpostal services, and Travel. pp. 79-88. Sark Bridge-Portpatrick, surveyed 1757. 781 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, DAVID H. CistercianCistercian bridges.bridges. Tarmac Papers vol. 3 (1999) pp. 149-64. DC4 IrelandIreland 782 WILLIAMS,WILLlAMS, DAVIDDAVID H.H. CistercianCistercian roadsroads andand route-route­ 788 BOYLE, B. C. Buses in Ulster. Vol. 1:1: TheThe NorthernNorthern ways. Tarmac Papers vol. 2 (1998) pp.pp. 231-46.231-46. IrelandIreland RoadRoad TransportTransport BoardBoard 1935-1948.1935-1948. Newtownards: Colourpoint,Colourpoint, 1999. pp. 128.128. 126126 DC ROADSROADS AND AND ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT IN photos. PARTICULAR REGIONS OF THE BRITISH ISLES IncludesIncludes fleet lists; also chapter on haulage fleet. DC6 IsleIsle of of Man Man DC1b England-SouthEngland-8outh West West regionregion 789 PEARSON,PEARSON, KEITH. KEITH. TheThe Douglas Douglas horsehorse tramway:tramway: a 783 MOORE-SCOTT,MOORE-SCOTT, TERRY.TERRY. AA possiblepossible portwayportway intointo millennium year history.history. Chetwode: Adam Gordon,Gordon, Cheltenham. Cheltenham & District Local Hist. Soc.Soc. 1999. pp. 96. 9999 photos,photos, 1515 diagms,diagms, 2222 maps.maps. JnIJnlno. no. 15 (1999) pp.pp. 49-52.49-52. [Publication,[Publication. no. 27.] 453 DD ROADROAD ENGINEERING ENGINEERING. DFOF ROADROAD VEHICLES VEHICLES AND AND ROAD ROAD VEHICLE VEHICLE ENGINEERING (see also no. 854) DD1001 BiographiesBiographies I Iautobiographies autobiographies of of road road andand bridgebridge engineers 803 BATTEN,BATTEN, CHRIS. CHRIS. NHS NHS ambulances: ambulances: the the firstfirst 2525 years 1948-1973. Appleby-In-Westmorland:Appleby-in-Westmorland: Trans-Pennine 790 IONIDES,ION IDES, JULIA.JULlA. ThomasThomas FamollsFarnolls PritchardPritchard ofof Publng, 1998. pp. 46. ManyMany photos.photos. [Famous fleets,fleets, Shrewsbury, architect architect and and 'inventor'inventor of of cast ironiron vol. 2.] bridges'. Ludlow: Dog Rose Press, 1999. pp. 307, 6 804 COATES,COATES, ROBERT.ROBERT. OilOil engines.engines. Vintage facsims, 28,28,89 89 facsims. 327 iIIns.illns. Commercial Vehicles no. 115 (July 1999) pp.pp. 32-6.32-6. Ch. 12 (pp. 247-70), 'Inventor of cast iron bridges': The development of the oil engine to 1931. work on bridges.bridges. PritchardPritchard waswas responsibleresponsible for several bridges across the SevernSevern inin ShropshireShropshire 805 WOOD,WOOD, JONATHAN. JONATHAN. The ModelModel T Ford.Ford. Princes and elsewhere,elsewhere, notablynotably IronIron BridgeBridge atat Risborough: Shire Publns,Pub Ins, 1999. pp. 32.32. [Shire CoalbrookdaCoalbrookdale. Ie. albums series.] IncludesIncludes thethe truck,truck, van,van, busbus andand charabanccharabanc 791 JOHNSON, W.W. Early bridgebridge consultants:conSUltants: BenjaminBenjamin versions. Roberts, F.R.S. and Charles Hutton, F.R.S. and mis-mis­ judged bridge designer, Thomas Paine. Int.lnt. Jnl Mech. DF2 Steam-poweredSteam-powered vehicles vehicles (other (other than than trams)trams) SciencesSciencesvol. vol. 41 (1999) pp.pp. 741-8.741-8. Part repr. as: ThomasThomas PainePaine (1732-1809):(1732-1809): mis-mis­ 806 BROWN,BROWN, KENNETH, KENNETH, RILEY,RllEY, R.R. C.C. and and THOMAS,THOMAS, judged bridge engineer. Newcomen Bull. no. 174 ALAN. British road steam vehicles. London: Collins 8& (Aut. 1999) pp.pp. 18-21.18-21. Brown, 1999. pp. 112. Many col. photos. A mainly photographicphotographiC record, chiefly of preserved DD2 RoadRoad design, deSign, construction construction andand maintenancemaintenance vehicles. 792 COLLINS,COlLlNS, PAUL. 'Slag options': a history of Tarmac's 807 SAWFORD,SAWFORD, ERIC. ERIC. Road Road locomotives locomotives andand tractors,tractors, Ettingshall site. TarmacTarmac PapersPapersvol. vol. 3 (1999) pp. 165- from the golden age of steamsteam power.power. Stroud: SuttonSutton 91. Publng, 1999. pp. xiv, 178. Tarmac Ltd'sUd's works for producting tar-coated blast-blast­ A photographic record of preserved vehicles. furnace slag forfor road surfacing, opened 1905. 808 WHITEHEAD, R.R. A. Garrett steam tractors & rollers. 793 COX, L. J. Britain'sBritain's first motorway:motorway: the PrestonPreston By- Tonbridge: R. A. WhiteheadWhitehead & Partners,Partners, 1999. pp. pass. TarmacTarmac Papers vol. 2 (1998) pp. 175-87. 144.150 illns. This article by thethe contractcontract agentagent forfor TarmacTarmac DF3-4 Motor Motor powered powered goodsgoods and passenger vehicles Limited, the main contractor for construction of this road, discusses thethe lessonslessons learned from thisthis 809 ADAMS,ADAMS, PAULPAUL andand MILLIGAN,MllLlGAN, ROY.ROY. AlbionAlbion ofof project. Scotstoun: a century of cars, trucks & buses. Paisley: Albion Vehicle Presvn Trust, 1999. pp. 170. DD3003 ArchftectureArchitecture and and design: design: bridges,bridges, viaducts,viaducts, tollhouses, milestones 810 COATES,COATES, ROBERT.ROBERT. AllAll of aa Seddon.Seddon. VintageVintage Commercial Vehicles no. 109 (Jan. 1999) pp. 30-3, 794 HIRD, DAVID M. Linton's fourth bridge: the Tin Bridge no. 110 (Feb. 1999) pp. 16-20, no. 111111 (Mar.(Mar. 1999)1999) at LintonLinton Falls.Falls. Yorkshire History QuarterlyQuarterly vol. 4 pp. 46-50, no. 112 (Apr. 1999) pp.pp. 20-1.20-1. (1998-9) PP.pp. 96-101.96-101. History of Seddon lorries,Lorries, 1938-75.1938-75. History of the four successivesuccessive footbridges at this site in Upper Wharfedale. 811 COATES,COATES, ROBERT.ROBERT. Testing,Testing, testing.testing. VintageVintage Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 110 (Feb. 1999) pp. 40-4, 795 HIRD,HIRD, DAVID DAVID MARTIN. MARTIN. MasonMason marks:marks: KettlewellKettlewell no. 111 (Mar. 1999) pp.pp. 24-7,24-7, no. 112 (Apr. 1999) pp. Bridge and GrassingtonGrassington Bridge.Bridge. Yorkshire HistoryHistory 30-3, no.no. 113113 (May 1999) pp.pp. 52-5.52-5. QuarterlyQuarterlyvol. vol. 44 (1998-9)(1998-9) pp. 162-3. Historical account ofof vehicle testing at the MotorMotor Notes on the history of the bridges. Industry Research Association's test test tracktrack atat Nuneaton. 796 HURLEY,HURLEY, HEATHER.HEATHER. TheThe reconstructionreconstruction ofof Hoarwithy bridge. Trans. WoolhopeWoolhope Naturalists' FieldField 812 GRIEVES,GRIEVES, ROBERT.ROBERT. AlbionAlbion albumalbum 1899-1999.1899-1999. Club vol. 48 (1994-6)(1994-6) pp. 587-8.587-8. Newbridge, Midlothian: Arthur Southern, 1999. pp. 64. Replacement of the 1876 bridge. A photographic record. 797 McFETRICH,McFETRICH, DAVIDDAVID andand PARSONS,PARSONS, JO.JO. Bridges.Bridges. DF3 Motor-poweredMotor-powered goods goods vehicles vehicles WImbome:Wimborne: Dovecote Press, 1998. pp. 79. 57 illns.iIIns. [Discover Dorset series.] 813 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. Bedford Bedford practicallypractically startedstarted the Historical descriptionsdescriptions of of fiftyfifty bridges, from the artic business. Vintage CommercialCommercial VehiclesVehicles no. 114114 middle ages to the 20th cent. (June 1999) pp.pp. 22-5.22-5. Discusses Bedford's claim. DE ROADROAD ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 814 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. An An afternoon afternoon withwith Bedford'sBedford's lastlast heavyweight. Vintage CommercialCommercial VehiclesVehicles no. 109109 DE1 Tumplke trusts DE1 Turnpike trusts (Jan. 1999) pp. 10-15.10-15. 798 COSSONS,COSSONS, A.A. The The Tewkesbury Tewkesbury andand Cheltenham Cheltenham History of the TM rangerange ofof trucks,trucks, manufacturedmanufactured 1974-92. roads. Gloucestershire Soc.Soc. forfor Ind!lndl Arch. Jnl 1998 1974-92. pp. 40-6.40-6. 815 t t EDGE,EDGE, GRAHAM.GRAHAM. AEC Mammoth MajorMajor Mk III.Ill. 799 JACKSON,JACKSON, COLIN.COLlN. TheThe YorkYork toto Scarborough Scarborough Swaffham Prior:Prior: Gingerfold,Gingerfold, 1999. pp. 72.72. [Commercial vehicle archivearchIVe series.]series.] turnpike. Yorkshire History QuarterlyQuarterly vol. 4 (1998-9)(1998-9) pp. 164-9. 816 SCAMMELLERS.SCAMMEllERS. The 'The text text is is from from Pat Pat Kennett, Kennett, NickyNicky 800 SCOBIE,SCOBIE, JOYCE.JOYCE. SedburghSedburgh TurnpikeTurnpike Trust.Trust. Armstrong, Brian Freer, Bob Tuck, TomTom McTaggartMcTaggart YorkshireYorkshire History QuarterlyQuarterlyvol. vol. 3 (1997-8) pp. 51-6. and MickMick Bradley,Bradley, editededited byby NickyNicky Armstrong.'Armstrong.' Lympstone: Paul Persey, 1998. pp. 43,43,43, 43, [55] pl.pI. (46 801 SMITH, HOWARD. Visual reminders of Sheffield'sSheffield's col.),col.) , [39] drwgs.drwgs. Parallel English, French, ItalianI(alian & turnpike roads. InIn JONES, MELVYNMElVYN (ed), Aspects of Dutch texts. Sheffield, 2. Barnsley: Wharncliffe Publng, 1999. pp. An appreciation and history of Scammelllorries.Scammell lorries. 52-62. 817 TUCK, BOB. King of the road. [Subtitle on rear cover: 802 TONKIN,TONKIN, MURIEL. MURIEL. HerefordshireHerefordshire toll-housestoll-houses thenthen A personalpersonal selection of classic lorrieslorries ofof yesterdayyesterday and now. Trans. Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club vol. and super trucks of today.]today.] Yarm: author, 1999. pp. 4848(1994-6) (1994-6) pp. 398-433.398-433. 128.250 illnsillns (32 col.).cOI.).

454 818 WOODS,WOODS, BARRIEBARRIE C.C. MunicipalMunicipal refuserefuse collectioncollection DG2 TransportTransport of of passengers passengers vehicles. Appleby-in-Westmorland: Trans-PennineTrans-Pennine PubIng,Publng, 1999. pp. 48. 9191 photos.photos. [Nostalgia RoadRoad DG2b-d Omnibus,Omnibus, trolleybus trolleybus andand tramwaytramway operationsoperations series, vol.voL 1.] An introduction and notes on the products of each 831 COLLINS,COLLlNS, PAUL. Birmingham Corporation Transport manufacturer. 1904-1939. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 128.128. Many photos. [Ian[/an AI/anAllan transporttransport librarylibrary series.] DF4 OmnibusesOmnibuses and and coachescoaches -- Birmingham Corporation Transport 1939-1969. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 128.128. ManyMany photos.photos. 819 BOOTH,BOOTH, GAVIN.GAVIN. Of baysbays andand bustles.bustles. Buses flan[/an AllanAI/an transporttransport librarylibrary series.] Yearbook 2000 pp. 3-12.3-12. Text based on extracts fromfrom TransportTransport CommitteeCommittee The development of body designs for rear-enginedrear-engined minutes. double-deck buses. 832 HUNTER,HUNTER, D.D. L.L. G. G. Edinburgh's Edinburgh's transport:transport: thethe 820 BROWN,BROWN, STEWART STEWART J. J. Double Double deckersdeckers atat thethe cross-cross­ Corporation years;years; ed.ed. A. W.W. Brotchie.Brotchie. Chetwode: roads. Buses Yearbook 2000 pp. 43-50.43-50. Adam Gordon, [1999]. pp. 192, fldg map. 154 photosphotos The development of the low-floor double-deck bus. (col. ticket facsims). 821 HARVEY, DAVID. The forgotten double-deckers:double-deckers: a Trams and buses, 1919-75. sideways glanceglance atat unusual buses. Pt 1.1. Nuneaton: 833 tt LEACH,LEACH, TREVOR.TREVOR. TramsTrams andand busesbuses ofof KeighleyKeighley in AllanAI/an T. Condie.Condie, 1999. pp. 72. Many photos, 4 col.pl.coLpl. old photographs.photographs. Nelson: Hendon, 1999. pp. 44. 71 (livery diagms). Dins.iIIns. 822 MACFARLANE,MACFARLANE, ALLAN. CoachworkCoachwork by BristolBristol 834 LONDONLONDON TROLLEYBUSTROLLEYBUS PRESERVATIONPRESERVATION Tramways. Bath: Millstream,Millstream, 1999. pp. 176.176. 317317 SOCIETY. TrolleybusesTrolleybuses in in inner north London: a photos. pictorial survey.survey. Sandy, 1999.pp.1999. pp. 136,136, looseloose fldgfldg With tabulated details of bus bodybody productionproduction in route map. Many photos (8pp col.).coL). appendix. 835 WOOD,WOOD, ANDY ANDY andand ALLNATT,ALLNAD, CHRISCHRIS (ed).(ed). TheThe 823 MILLAR,MILLAR, ALAN. ALAN. Booming Booming demanddemand forfor secondhand secondhand Wessex omnibus. []: Wessex TransportTransport buses. Buses Yearbook 2000 pp. 32-42.32-42. Society, 1998. pp. 32. IllnsIlIns incl. col. The market for used buses in the yearsyears followingfollowing A miscellany of items on busesbuses andand trams,trams, partlypartly local bus deregulation. repr. from the Society's magazine WessexWessex Review. 824 RIXON,RIXON, GEOFF.GEOFF. RoutemastersRoutemasters in colour.colour. London and London Transport Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 80. A photographic record of these buses in service in 836 GLAZIER,GLAZIER, KFN.KEN. LondonLondon busbus filefile 19401940-45.-45. Harrow London and beyond since 1979. Weald: CapitalCapital Transport,Transport, 1999. pp. 104.104. ManyMany photos. DF4DF4-5-5 Omnibuses,Omnibuses, coachescoaches andand trolleybusestrolleybuses Short histories andand fleet lists ofof eacheach LondonLondon 825 LUMB, GEOFF. Charles H. Roe; includes Optare. TransportTra.nsport classclass ofof bus andand coachcoach duringduring thisthis LUMB, GEOFF. Charles H. Roe; includes Optare. period.penod. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 128. Many illns.iIIns. [/an[Ian AllanAI/an transport library series.] 837 GRAY,GRAY, JOHN JOHN A. A. London's London's classicclassic buses.buses. Harrow A pictorialpictorial history of the motormotor andand trolleytrolley busbus Weald: Capital Transport, 1999. pp. 96. bodies built by these Leeds manufacturers. Colour photographic record. DF6 TramsTrams and and tramway tramway equipment equipment 838 HAMBLEY,HAMBLEY, JOHN JOHN A. A. S. S. The The RTL RTL and and RTWRTW classesclasses after London Transport: an illustrated history of thethe 826 TURNER,TURNER, KEITH.KEITH. OldOld trams.trams. 2nd2nd edn.edn. Princes post-London TransportTransport existence existence of of thethe RTL andand Risborough: Shire,Shire, 1999. pp. 32. 4949 illns.illns. [Shire RTW classes.classes. Ounstable:Dunstable: author,author, 1998. pp. 160.160. albums, no. 148.] Many photos (16pp coL).col.).

DG ROADROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ANDAND 839 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT ROBERT J. J. Hammersmith Hammersmith andand HounslowHounslow OPERATION tramways. Midhurst:Midhursf: Middleton,Middleton, 1999. pp. [96]. 120120 photos, 2 drwgs, 9 maps & plans.plans. [Tramway classics series.] DG1 TransportTransport of of goods goods 840 HARLEY,HARLEY, ROBERT ROBERT J.J. Twickenham Twickenham andand KingstonKingston DG1a AnimalAnimal powered:powered: drovers,drovers, packhorses,packhorses, carriers tramways. Midhurst: Middleton,Middleton, 1999. pp. [96].[96]. [Tramway classics series.] 827 PAUL,PAUL, E.E. D.D. Hereford Hereford carrierscarriers inin 1890.1890. Trans. Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club vol. 48 (1994(1994-6)-6) pp. 841 McCORMACK, KEVIN. KEVIN. LondonLondon busesbuses in colour:colour: 582-6. 1970s. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, 1999. pp. 80. Colour photographic record. 828 WATTS,WADS, MARTIN.MARTIN. WorkingWorking oxen.oxen. Princes Risborough: Shire,Shire, 1999. pp. 32. 5353 illns.iIIns. [Shire 842 OMNIBUSOMNIBUS SOCIETY,SOCIETY, LONDONLONDON HISTORICALHISTORICAL album, 342.]. RESEARCH GROUP.GROUP. MotorMotor omnibus routes inin Their use as draught animals. London. VoLVol. 1, October 1899 -- November 1908,1908, with names of operating concerns. 2nd2nd edn,edn, rev.rev. by R. G. DG1bDG1 b SteamSteam and and motormotor transporttransport road haulage Westgate. Hatfield, 1999. pp. 64.

829 INGRAM,INGRAM, ARTHURARTHUR andand MUSTOE,MUSTOE, GORDON.GORDON. DG2b OmnibusOmnibus andand coachcoach operationoperation (see also nos. 514, B.R.S.: the earlyearly years,years, 1948-1953: an account of the 665) origins and growthgrowth ofof Britain'sBritain's nationalisednationalised roadroad transport system, fifty years on. Nynehead: Roundoak 843 ARRIVA bus handbook.handbook. Telford:Tefford: British BusBus PubIng,Publng, Publng, 1999. pp. 176. 252 photos, map. 1999. pp. 192,192,20. 20. Many photos, incl. col. A pictorial history of British Road Services. pp.pp. 5-5- Brief history of ArriveArriva plc and current fleet lists of 23, text;text; 24-146,24-146, photographsphotographs withwith extendedextended its busbus companies.companies. [Following[Following its acquisitionacquisition of captions; 147-74, appendices on the structure and British Bus plc, the CowieCowie GroupGroup waswas renamedrenamed organisation ofof the Road HaulageHaulage ExecutiveExecutive and Arriva plc in 1997.] BRS. 844 BANKS, JOHN. East Midland. Photography by G. H. 830 t MILLAR,MILLAR, ALAN. ALAN. EddieEddie Stobart.Stobart. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan,AI/an, F. Atkins. Glossop: Venture, 1999. pp. 64. Many illns. 1999. pp. 96. 125 illnsillns (25(25 col.).coL). [Ian[/an AllanAI/an ABCABC [Prestige series, no. 2.] series.] Brief history of East Midland Motor Services with a A fleet list. photographic record of its fleet.

455 845 BANKS,BANKS, JOHN. JOHN. East East Yorkshire. Yorkshire. Photography Photography by G. H. 861 JAMES, LAURIE. Tellings-Golden Miller: aa symbol of F. Atkins. Glossop: Venture, 1999. pp. 64. Many Mils.illns. Status. Buses vol. 51, no. 534 (Sept. 1999) pp.pp. 28-28- [Prestige series, no. 3.] 30. Brief history of the EastEast YorkshireYorkshire MotorMotor ServicesServices A historyhistory ofof thisthis Surrey-basedSurrey-based busbus andand coachcoach with a photographic record of its fleet. operator. 846 BANKS,BANKS, JOHN.JOHN. United.United. PhotographyPhotography by by G.G. H. F. 862 JENKINSON, KEITH A. Small is beautiful: thethe story of Atkins. Glossop: Venture,Venture, 1999. pp. 64. ManyMany illns.illns. the A.J.S. GroupGroup andand BlazefieldBlazefield Holdings.Holdings. Bradford: [Prestige series, no. 1.] Autobus Review,Review, 1999. pp. 96.96. ManyMany photosphotos (8pp(8pp Brief history of thethe UNitedUNited AutomobileAutomobile ServicesServices col.). with a photographic record of its fleet. History of the busbus groupgroup establishedestablished by AlanAlan Stevenson in 1986. 847 tt BELL,BELL, STUARTSTUART andand RICHARDSON,RICHARDSON, ARNOLD.ARNOLD. The MacBraynes book:book: theirtheir Highlands and IslandsIslands byby 863 LAMBERT, A.A. M. (comp).(comp). SouthdownSouthdown fleet historyhistory bus. Sunderland: Scottish Borders Press, 1999. pp. 1903-1992. In.p.]:[n.p.]: SouthdownSouthdown Enthusiasts'Enthusiasts' Club,Club, 132.200132. 200 illns. 1996- . pt 1,1, The predecessors and inaugural fleet 1903 to 848 BENTLEY, DAVID. TheThe buses of Halifax CorporationCorporation 1915.1996. pp. 61. & JointJoint OmnibusOmnibus Committee and theirtheir successors.successors. pt 2,2, The beginningbeginning of SouthdownSouth down 1915-1919.1915-1919. Bradford: Autobus Review, 1998. pp. 96. Many illns. Bradford: Autobus Review, 1998. pp. 96. Many inns. 1997. pp. 62. 849 BOOTH,BOOTH, GAVIN.GAVIN. ClassicClassic BusBus yearbook,yearbook, no. 5.5. pt 3,3, Recovery and expansion 1920-1924. 1998.1998. Shepperton: Ianlan Allan, 1999. pp. 128. pp.pp.58. 58. pt 4, The acquisition trailtrail 1925-1927.1925-1927.1998. 1998. pp. 62. 850 BROWN,BROWN, STEWART STEWART J.J. BusesBuses inin Britain:Britain: thethe 1970s.1970s. pt. 5, 1928 and 1929: aa new dynasty-the Titan.Titan. Harrow Weald:Wea/d: Capital Transport, 1999. pp. 200. 1999. pp. 70. Colour photographic record. pt 6,6, 1930:1930: aa secondsecond newnew dynasty-thedynasty-the Tiger.Tiger. 851 -t1- BURMAN,BURMAN, A.A. JosephJoseph Grose and the motor car, a true 2000. pp. 54. pioneer. Chichester: Phillimore, 1998. pp. 130. 864 TheThe LANCASHIRE, LANCASHIRE, CumbriaCumbria && ManchesterManchester busbus The businessesbusinesses of JosephJoseph GroseGrose (1861-1939)(1861-1939) handbook. 2nd edn.edn. Telford: British BusBus Pubing,Pub/ng, includedincluded thethe Northampton Motor Omnibus Co. and 1999. pp. 143. Many photos, incl. col. coachbuildingcoachbuild ing of vans, buses and coaches. 865 TheThe NORTH NORTH EAST EAST bus bus handbook. handbook. Telford:Telford: BritishBritish 852 CARTER,CARTER, PAUL. PAUL. Go Go Whippet, Whippet, 1919 1919 to to 1999:1999: 80 years Bus Pubing,Publng, 1999. pp. 136. Many photos. of progress.progress. Colchester: M.W.M. W. TransportTransport Publns,Pub/ns, 1999. pp. 80. Many photos & facsims,facsims, 3 route diagms. 866 OGDEN, ERIC. Lancashire United: Lancashire United fleet list. Transport Ltd. Lancashire Hist. QuarterlyQuarterlyvol. vol. 2 (1998) History of WhippetWhippet Coaches Ltd ofof Hilton,Hilton, pp. 91-6; 3 (1999) pp. 20-3.20-3. Huntingdonshire, later of Fenstanton, Cambridge­ Huntingdonshire, later of Fenstanton, Cambridge- 867 PARKER, J. B. 80 years of Whippet. Bus Fayre vol. shire. PARKER, J. B. 80 years of Whippet. Bus Fayre vol. 21 (1998-9) pp. 332-4. 853 CHILD, G. J. Timebus and Watford & DistrictDistrict MotorMotor Brief history of this Cambridgeshire bus and coach Services. JnIJnl Watford & District Indl Hist. Soc. no. 20 operator. (1999) pp. 18-20.18-20. 868 PHILLlPS, RON. Halton Transport 1909- The services operated by TimebusTimebus Travel,Travel, 1994-7, PHILLIPS, RON. Halton Borough Transport 1909- and W&DMS, 1997. 1999: ninety years ofof municipalmunicipal publicpublic transport.transport. Widnes: HaltonHa/ton BoroughBorough TransportTransport Ltd,Ltd, 1999. pp.pp. 854 DELAHOY,DELAHOY, RICHARD. RICHARD. Southend's Southend's rollercoasterrollercoaster rideride [20], 17 photos. by bus. Buses vol. 51, no. 532 (July 1999) pp.pp. 24-8.24-8. The Borough of HattonHalton incorporates thethe towns of Southend Transport since 1986. and Widnes. WithWith fleetfleet listlist of buses of Riding regulation's rollercoaster. Buses vol. 51, no. Widnes Corporation Motor Omnibus Dept and its 533 (Aug. 1999) pp.pp. 20-2.20-2. successors. Southend coaches. 869 TheThe SOUTH SOUTH East East bus bus handbook. handbook. Telford: British BusBus 855 TheThe EAST EAST MIDLANDS MIDLANDS busbus handbook.handbook. 3rd3rd edn.edn. Pubing,Publng, 1999. pp. 152. Many photos, incl.in cl. col. Telford: British BusBus Pubing,Publng, 1999. pp. 166.166. ManyMany Current fleet lists of stagestage carriagecarriage andand expressexpress photos, incl. col. coach operators. 856 GRIMLEY,GRIMLEY, ROGER. ROGER. ChagfordChagford andand Cream.Cream. Bigbuty:Bigbury: 870 TAYLOR,TAYLOR, C.C. J.J. RedRed andand White White inin Aberdare. Aberdare. Old author, 1999. pp.pp. 40, [4] pl.pI. Typescript. [Devon[Devon Aberdare [Cynon Valley History Soc.] vol. 8 (1997)(1997) omnibus collection, no. 24.] pp. 46-60. Primarily a history of the family bus and coach Primarily a history of the family bus and coach 871 WARD, RICHARD. Purple postscript. Buses vol. 51, operators A.A. E. Thomas of ChagfordChagford and CreamCream no. 528 (Mar. 1999) pp. 28-30. Cars (Torquay) Ltd. no. 528 (Mar. 1999) pp. 28-30. A historyhistory ofof busbus operatoroperator PurplePurple MotorsMotors ofof 857 GRIMLEY,GRIMLEY, ROGER.ROGER. LunacyLunacy andand licencing:licencing: earlyearly Bethesda, 1914-98. public transport in Tiverton. Bigbuty:Bigbury: author, 1999. pp. 28, [4] pl.pI. Typescript. [Devon omnibus collection,collection, no. DG2d TramwayTramway systems 23.] A history of busbus andand coachcoach operators,operators, particularlyparticularly 872 ANDERSON,ANDERSON, PAUL PAUL and and SMITH, SMITH, W.W. A.A. C.C. Glasgow'sGlasgow's Croscols Ltd and E. ClatworthyClatworthy (Supreme(Supreme MotorMotor trams: the twilight years. Clophill:Clop hill: Irwell,Irwell, 1998. pp. iv, Coaches). 52. Many photos, route map. 858 GRIMLEY,GRIMLEY, ROGER. ROGER. Tom Tom Wills'sWills's bus.bus. Bigbuiy:Bigbury: author,author, 873 BETT,BED, W. W. H. H. and and GILLHAM, GILLHAM, J.J. C.C. TheThe tramwaystramways of 1999. pp.pp. 36, [4] pl.pI. Typescript. [Devon[Devon omnibusomnibus the WestWest Midlands,Midlands, ed.ed. R. J.J. S.S. Wiseman. Wiseman. collection, no. 25.] [Broxbourne?j:[Broxbourne7 LightLight RailRail TransitTransit Assocn,Assocn, [1999]. pp. A history of S. T. WillsWills ofof Atherington,Atherington, N. Devon,Devon, 76, incl. covers. 62 photos, 17 maps. bus and coach operators,operators, 1931-75. Based on ch. 7 ofof GreatGreat BritishBritish tramwaytramway networksnetworks (1962). 859 HEALEY,HEALEY, KEITH.KEITH. BoltonBolton 100.100. Greater ManchesterManchester TransportTransport Soc., 1999. pp. 24.24.20 20 photos.photos. 874 BROWN, COLlN.COLIN. LutonLuton trams: trams: the the storystory of a smallsmall A history of Bolton Corporation Transport buses. system 1908-1932.1908-1932. Clophill: llwell/rwell Press, 1999. pp. 50.6050. 60 photos,photos, 5 plans. 860 HESKETH,HESKETH, PETER.PETER. HaltonHalton BoroughBorough TransportTransport [Buses profile.] Buses vol. 51, no. 535 (Oct. 1999)1999) pp. 875 CLAYDON,CLAYDON, GEOFFREY.GEOFFREY. Tramway: what's what's inin aa 16-19. name? Tramways & Urban TransitTransit vol. 61 (1998)(1998) pp.pp. History of the former Runcorn municipal operator. 234-5,303. The use and legal definition of the word 'tramway'.

456 876 GRAY,GRAY, EDWARD.EDWARD. Salford'sSalford's tramways, pt pt 2.2. DG2t HackneyHackney carnage carnage andand taxitaxi cabs Stockport: Foxline, 1999. pp. 89-185, fldgf1dg routeroute map. 119 photos, 2 maps. 892 BOBBITT, MALCOLM. Taxi!:Taxi!: the story of the 'London' Appx 1, Fares, fare collection & tickets; 2, RouteRoute taxicab. Dorchester: Veloce Publng,Publng, 1998. pp. 143.143. letters, mileage andand journeyjourney times;times; 3,3, Fleet list; 4, Many photos (16pp col.).cOI.). Annual fleet summary; 5, Indicator blinds; 6, Route Appx 1,1, SpecificationsSpecifications ofof post-warpost-war taxis; 2,2, closure dates; 7, Annual financial results; 8, Traffic Production figures. statistics. 893 MAY,MAY, TREVOR. TREVOR. Victorian Victorian and and Edwardian Edwardian horsehorse cabs.cabs. 877 HALL,HALL, C. C. C. C. The The Milnes Milnes mystery mystery tramcar.tramcar. Tramway Princes Risborough: Shire Pubins,Publns, 1999. pp. 32.32. Reviewvol. 23 (1999-2000) pp.pp. 29-32,29-32,77. 77. [Shire albums series.] Former Birkenhead tramcar re-bodied by Milnes for the 1901 Glasgow Exhibition. DH ROADROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT LIFE LIFE AND AND LABOUR LABOUR 878 HALSALL, JIM.JIM. Blackburn tram rides.rides. Blackpool: Landy, 1999. pp. 60.94 illns,iIIns, 7 maps. DH1 BiographicalBiographical / autobiographicalI autobiographical memoirsmemoirs A chronology of events and photographic record. 894 BURR,BURR, GERRY.GERRY. The goodgood oldold days.days. VintageVintage 879 HANSON,HANSON, NOEL NOEL andand HEARSE,HEARSE, GEORGEGEORGE S. TheThe Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 113113 (May 1999) pp. 32-5, Gosforth Park Light Railway, NewcastleNewcastle CorporationCorporation no. 114 (June 1999) pp.pp. 44-6,44-6, no. 115 (July 1999) pp. Tramways. Tramway Review vol. 23 (1999-2000) pp. 16-19,16-19,no. no. 116116 (Aug. 1999) pp.pp. 26-9.26-9. 44-54. Recollections of of drivingdriving tippertipper lorrieslorries inin thethe 880 HAYWOOD,HAYWOOD, E.E. N.N. C.C. Aspects Aspects of of Bournemouth. Bournemouth. Mendips after WW2. Tramway ReviewReviewvol. vol. 23 (1999-2000) pp. 84-9.84-9. 895 t LORY, FRANK. From parcel lad toto Leyiands:Ley/ands: Memories of Bournemouth Corporation Tramways. trolleybus tales. InIn DUCKETT, BOB (ed), Aspects of 881 KELLETT, N. A. Depot watch. Tramway Review vol. Bradford. Barnsley: Wharncliffe Publng, 1999. pp. 86-86- 23 (1999-2000). 100. Outline history and description of tram depots. 896 WILSON, BILL talking to Nick Larkin. Municipal man. no. 2, Reading, Berks.Berks. pp. pp. 26-8, 26-8,77. 77. Bus & CoachCoach PresrvnPresrvn vol. 2, no.no. 22 (June(June 1999)1999) pp.pp. no. 3, Sheerness, Kent.Kent. pp.pp. 115-16.115-16. 38-41. 882 KING,KING, STANLEY. STANLEY. Bradford Bradford Corporation Corporation Tramways.Tramways. Reminiscences of a management career. Glossop: Venture,Venture, [1999]. pp. 144.144. ManyMany photos,photos, route maps on endpprs. DKOK ROADROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT AND AND THE THE NATIONNATION Appx 1, Liveries; 2, Fleet list; 3, Opening & closing dates; 4, RouteRoute indicators;indicators; 5, WeightsWeights && 897 KIDNER,KIDNER, R. R. W. W. Private Private motoring motoring 1870-1890.1870-1890. JotJnl RlyR/y dimensions of tramcars. & Canal Hist. Soc. vol. 33 (1999-2001) pp. 136-8. The effect ofof the 'Man & Flag'Flag' ActAct onon thethe 883 KIRBY,KIRBY, A. A. K. K. Manchester's Manchester's last last tramtram route.route. TramwayTramway development of motor vehicles. ReviewReviewvol.vol. 23 (1999-2000) pp. 6-21.6-21. 884 t LOMAS, BRIANBRIAN S. S. (ed).(ed). LightLight RailRail TransitTransit DK1 RoadRoad transport transport and and societysociety Association: 6060 years ofof campaigningcampaigning 1937-1997.1937-1997. Gloucester: Light Rail Transit Assocn, 898 LAWLESS,LAWLESS, PAULPAUL andand GORE,GORE, TONY.TONY. UrbanUrban Gloucester: Light Rail Transit Assocn, 1997. pp. 156. regeneration and transporttransport investment: aa case studystudy 5 photos, drwgs, 6 maps. of Sheffield, 1992-96. Urban StudiesStudies vol.vo!. 36 (1999)(1999) Limited edn of 250 copies published to mark the Association's 60th anniversary. pp. 527-45. Association's 60th anniversary. InfluenceInfluence of South Yorkshire Supertram system. 885 MAUND,MAUND, T. T. B. B. and and ASHTON, ASHTON, M.M. J.J. TheThe tramwaystramways of St Helens. Tramway Review vol. 23 (1999-2000) pp. DK4 RoadRoad transport transport and and Industry, Industry. trade trade andand agricultureagriculture 56-71,90-114. 886 0OPPITZ, PPITZ, LESLlE.LESLIE. A A steamsteam tramwaytramway inin 899 COATES,COATES, ROBERT.ROBERT. The The early early riser.riser. VintageVintage . VintageVintage CommercialCommercial VehiclesVehicles no. Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 116 (Aug. 1999) pp. 50-3, 119 n.e.120][i.e.120] (Dec. 1999) pp.pp. 44-6.44-6. no. 117 (Sep. 1999) pp.pp. 26-9.26-9. Wolverton & Stony Stratford tramway. Milk collection from the Unigate depot at GreatGreat Torrington,T orrington, Devon. 887 PINDER, ERIC. Electricity in Doncaster: two moremore revolutions. Yesterday Today Today [Doncaster LocalLocal 900 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. 150 150 years years of of Harrods Harrods transport.transport. History Library] no. 30 (Dec. 1999) pp.pp. 33-9.33-9. VintageVintage Commercial Vehicles no. 119 (Nov. 1999) pp. Chiefly Doncaster Corporation lramways.Tramways. 14-17, no.no. 119119 [i.e.120][Le.120] (Dec. 1999) pp.pp. 32-6.32-6. 888 PRICE,PRICE, JOHN. JOHN. Tram Tram strike.strike. Tramway Review vol. 23 901 MARTIN,MARTIN, COLIN.COLlN. DoorstepDoorstep deliveries.deliveries. Vintage (1999-2000) pp. 4-5.4-5. Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 119119 [i.e.120][Le.120] (Dec.(Dec. 1999)1999) Memories ofof the strike of LeedsLeeds tramwaymentramwaymen in pp. 20-3. 1945. Gloucestershire Dairy Dairy & & Creamery Creamery Ltd, Ltd, 1876- 1993. 889 TheThe TWILIGHT TWILIGHT years years ofof the the Glasgow Glasgow tram.tram. PhotosPhotos mainly by DouglasDouglas McMillan,McMillan, captions by AlasdairAlasdair 902 WHITBY,WHITBY, STUART STUART andand EARNSHAW,EARNSHAW, ALAN.ALAN. FiftyFifty Turnbull. Chetwode: Alan Gordon, 1998. pp. 144.144.260 260 years of iceice creamcream vehiclesvehicles 1949-99.1949-99. Appleby-in­Appleby-in- photos (259 coL),col.), route map. Westmorland:Westmor/and: Trans-PennineTrans-Pennine Publng,Publng, 1999. pp. 60. 104 photos (22 col.), facsims. [Nostalgia Road series, 890 TURNER,TURNER, BRIAN.BRIAN. CircularCircular tour:tour: seasideseaside pleasurepleasure vol. 4.] riding by tram.tram. Lytham: Rio Vista,Vista, 1999. pp. 144.144. Many photos, 9 route maps. DK11 MilitaryMllHary roadroad transporttransport Tourist services:services: Blackpool,Blackpool, Brighton,Brighton, Giant'sGiant's Causeway, Hastings, Llandudno, Lytham StSt 903 COATES,COATES, ROBERT. ROBERT. SailingSailing downdown thethe road.road. VintageVintage Annes, Morecambe,Morecambe, Rothesay,Rothesay, Scarborough,Scarborough, Commercial VehiclesVehicles no. 115 (July 1999) pp. 10-14, Southend, SouthSouthport, port, Torquay. no. 116 (Aug. 1999) pp. 32-6, no.no. 117117 (Sep.(Sap. 1999)1999) 891 VOICE, DAVID. TheThe millennium guideguide to trams in the pp. 52-5.52-5. British Isles. Chetwode: Adam Gordon, 1999. pp. 143. Royal Navy lorries. 44 photos. 904 FLETCHER, DAVID. British military transport 1829- Public andand heritageheritage tramways,tramways, museums,museums, 1956. London: The StationeryStationery Office,OffICe, for TankTank preserved tramcars, societies, model tramways. Museum, 1998. pp. vi, 134. Many illns.

457 905 RIMELL, KEN. Have Leyland, will bridge.bridge. VintageVintage DQ APPRECIATIONAPPRECIATION OF OF ROAD ROAD TRANSPORT TRANSPORT Commercial Vehicles no. 119 (Nov. 1999) pp.pp. 26-9.26-9. Recollections of a Royal Army Service Corps driver DQ3 RoadRoad transport transport photography photography andand film of the D-day landings. 906 READ,READ, JOHN. JOHN. Buses Buses & & trams trams onon thethe screen.screen. Norbury & S. London Transport Club, 1999. pp. 18. Alphabetical listing of feature films with significantSignificant sequences featuring buses and trams.

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