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NEW FOR 2007
RAILWAY STAFF DATABASE & RAILWAY COMPANY DETAILS Release Ver. 3 - £7.25 (CD)
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Completely Re-Designed and now Contains over 84,000 Railway Staff Detail Entries (from the early 1800's to the late 1990's) and also over 2,860 Railway Company Listings including the intials used in the Staff Database

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AN ENGERT FAMILY - £6.25 (CD)
This is the story of six generations of an Engert family from the eldest son to eldest son. The surname of Engert means one who came from Engen or Enge in Germany. Adam Cyrus Engert came to England from Hamburg because he did not agree with Count Otto von Bismark's plan to unify the German states under Prussian leadership

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PRINTED SOURCES FOR RAILWAY STAFF - £5.75 (CD)
(Set of two books)
1) PRINTED SOURCES FOR RAILWAY STAFF DETAILS
This is the first in a series of Booklets listing Staff, as well as Technical and General Railway items to be found in Periodicals, Newspapers, Directories and Magazines in both County and University Libraries throughout the U.K
2) PRINTED SOURCES FOR RAILWAY STAFF AND GENERAL RAILWAY INFORMATION IN THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES OF THE BRITISH ISLES
This is the second in a series of Booklets listing Staff, General, Technical, and Historical sources for Railway Historians, Technicians, Modellers, and Family Historians to be found in Periodicals, Newspapers, Directories and Magazines in University Libraries throughout the U.K
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RAILWAY STAFF BOOKS - £8.75 (CD)
(Set of five books)
1) EASTLEIGH - HOME TO THE LSWR
A short history of Eastleigh since the arrival of the London & South Western Railway
2) SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICIALS
A listing of Southern Railway Officials with brief biographies
3) ALBERT WESTON - HIS STORY
Albert William Weston, railway signalman has recorded the story of his eventful and sometimes tragic life.
4) ALBERT WESTON - HIS STORY (THE EARLIER PART)
Albert William Weston, railway signalman has recorded the story of his eventful and sometimes tragic life. This is Albert William Weston's story of his earlier life
5) RAILWAY STAFF REMINISCENCES
The stories of three railway workers - two guards and a signalman. Helen Wojtczak (part 1) The recruitment and training of the first female guard. (part 2) My first few months as the first woman guard, March - July 1978. John E. Pollard, My family and railways. Eric J. Ulliott, The Ulliott signalmen.

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POLLOCK BOOKS - £20.00 (CD)
(set of eight books -Irish Pollocks was originally in two parts)
1) POLLOCK - LETTERS, QUERIES AND NOTES
2) MORE POLLOCK - LETTERS, QUERIES AND NOTES
3+4) IRISH POLLOCKS - LETTERS, QUERIES AND NOTES
5) FURTHER POLLOCK - LETTERS, QUERIES AND NOTES
6) POLLOCK / POLK - LETTERS, QUERIES AND NOTES
7) POLLOCK / STEWART - LETTERS, QUERIES AND NOTES
8) SUPPLEMENTARY POLLOCK EVIDENCE - LETTERS, QUERIES AND NOTES
This set of eight books on the Pollocks, and associated families, comes from research done by Kennet Pollock, and his cousin Edward A. Langslow Cock, which was started by their uncle Alexander Pollock. When Kennet died in 1968 all the material collected passed to his eldest son, David Kennet Pollock, who died in 1982.
According to Andrew Kennet there was so much material collected that he could not possibly make room for it in his house, so he threw most of it away, just keeping what looked to be the most interesting items. This was two large cardboard boxes and three carrier bags, crammed full of folders, letters, papers, pedigrees, photographs, and written histories proving the lineage of the Pollok/Pollock family back to 1080.
It proved to be an absolutely fascinating hoard of Pollock family history, with written accounts of the Pollock families of Over Pollok, Balgray, Lee and Charing Cross, and the Parsons of Kemerton.
There was also a large amount of material on the Irish Pollock families showing their descent from the main family, including written histories on the Pollocks of Newry, Balleyedmond, Balleymagregrechan and Mountainstown, and showing the descent of James Knox Polk, the 11th President of the United States of America from the Irish Pollocks.
All of the historical accounts of these families are tied together with well laid out Pedigree charts and copious notes amending and updating the works.
The Family letters dating back to the early 1800's, (many still with their franked envelopes and some with early postage stamps on) gave a unique insight into the family and its members, both in Britain and in India where Sir David Pollock, Knt., K.C. was appointed to the office of Chief Justice of Bombay in 1846.
The other letters in the collection were correspondence between Alexander Pollock, Edward A. Langslow Cock, and Kennet Pollock as the wrote to other Families, Churches, Museums, and Record Offices in their quest for family information, and the replies they received. All of which make the most interesting reading. Included were Pedigrees and Histories on many of the families that are associated with the Pollock lines, such as Crawfurd, Hopton, Maxwell, Parsons, Williams, Stewart of Darnley, and Stewart of Cardonald.
The name Pollok is a place-name; it has been attributed to a Celtic origin, for its syllables translated may mean "little hill" or "little pool", but it might be Scandinavian and mean "head of Lok", or it might even go back to Roman times, when there were many Temples to Pollux.
The Pollock, or Pollok, family is one of the few British Families that can trace their ancestry back, without interuption, to Norman times: their origin was norman, or possibly Breton; they settled in Scotland, but they never became a Clan, nor did they have a Tartan, as did their neighbours the Maxwells, who were of Saxon origin, and who at a very early date bore the Clan name of Maxwells of Pollok.
The earliest known Pollocks, of whom there is any record, were Peter, Helias, and Robert, who were described as 'sons of Fulbert'. They came to Scotland with Walter FitzAlan, about the year 1147; which Walter was a son of Alan Fitz Flaald, and a brother of William FitzAlan, sheriff of Shropshire.
There can be no doubt but that the Pollock Crest - a wild Boar, passant, struck through with a dart - began as a badge, before the introduction of Crests, for there is a cast of a seal in the British Museum, which was used by Robert de Polloc, grandson of Fulbert, showing this boar with dart which they date about 1200. The Motto - Audacter et Strenue - is probably of much later date, but it was in use when Lord Lyons Registers were first opened in 1672.

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THE POEMS AND PICTURES OF JOYCE TANNER - £4.25 (CD)
New revised edition
Born 23rd May, 1918, at Andover, Hampshire, the daughter of John Tanner, Solicitor's Clerk and his wife, Eleanor Mary Stroud. Joyce Tanner was the ninth of eleven children. She had a great zest for life - her interests were painting, drawing and writing poetry, and she was also an enthusiastic gardener. She loved the countryside, with all its various wildlife and was a keen birdwatcher.

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YONGE (YONG, YOUNG, YOUNGE) SOME PEDIGREES
ARMS, CRESTS AND MOTTOES - £5.25 (CD)
Pedigrees and Family Trees of the main Yonge, Young, Younge and Yong, and related families

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THE STAR GROUP OF COMPANIES - £4.25 (CD)
Over the years the various Star companies were to produce, as well as cycles and cars, motor bicycles and tricycles, commercial vehicles, motor coaches, and even an aeroplane or two !

The first Star car offered for sale was based on the Benz, but with improved cooling for its 6hp single cylinder engine : primary drive was by belt with chain final drive. In the early days Starcars were based on various continental makes and were of first-class workmanship, as indeed were all their products. By 1905 a very comprehensive range of models was available, including a 7 hp twin cylinder car priced at £175, and a 4-cylinder 10 hp at £260, and other models up to 30 hp In 1905 Star commercial vehicles were introduced, first based on the car chassis with a capacity 5 cwt. The range was later to include vehicles of up to 5 ton capacity, and motor coaches. The year 1905 also saw the introduction of the Starling car made by the Star Cycle Company, run by Edward Lisle Jnr. It had a single-cylinder De Dion engme and two-speed gear, and sold for a modest £110. This was followed in 1906 by the Stuart, which was a twin-cylinder car with three-speed gear and shaft drive, produced for only two years.

Then, in 1909, the Starling was also discontinued and the Star Cycle Company introduced the, Briton. The first six cylinder Star was brought out in 1907 and the range continued to contain a variety ot models. The commercials were selling well and among the better known users of Star. were Lever Brothers who had a fleet of 19 at Port Sunlight.

The company suffered a misfortune in 1913 when fire destroyed the body works and some of the vehicles being prepared for the commercial motor show were lost, so. that only the one ton van and a 30/40 cwt chassis were available for exhibition. Although Star cars were rather expensive they were of high quality and found a ready market. By 1914 Star was among the six largest motor manufacturers in the country Throughout the war Star continued to make commercial vehicles for the home market and also supplied lorries to the War Department and Russian Army. Other activities included manufacture of munitions parts for tanks and mines and as would be expected, aeroplane engines — a considerable number of the air cooled V8 Renault being produced. Work was also done on the A.B.C.-designed Dragon-fly radial, of which great things had been expected but which, due to design faults, was to prove a failure. Guy motors also built some of these unsuccessful engines. After hostilities ended Star were soon back with a range of private cars based on the pre-war models. A light car of 11.9 hp was introduced in 1921, which had its three-speed gearbox in unit with the engine, and central gear change. Within two years it had become the 12/25 and a 3-litre was added to the range.

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FAMILY HISTORY & GENEALOGY HOLDINGS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON’S HARTLEY LIBRARY - £4.25 (CD)
This is a list of the fantastic collection of Genealogical and Family History Books in the Southampton University's Hartley Library.

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COMPLETE COLLECTION OF BACK ISSUE INFORMATION JOURNALS 11 – 20 - £10.75 (CD)
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 11 SUMMER 1998
Mr. Howard Williams, C.B.E. / North Eastern Railway War Traffic Statistics / Canadians at Seaford / North Devon Local Studies Centre / Counties of England and Wales Prior to 1974 / Scottish Counties Prior to 1974 / 1830’s Berkshire Public Houses and their Publicans, Part 2 / Members Interests / Eastleigh - Home to the L.S.W.R, Part 3 / L.S.W.R. Directors and Company Officials, 1913 / Readers Letters / Apprenticeship Records as Sources for Genealogy in the Public Record Office /”Safety First”, 4th Annual Meeting, 1921 / Family Trees on Sky Text / Mr. A. Brown, Assistant Goods Manager, North Eastern Railway / Railway Trades Unions and Railway Accidents / Great Western Railway Obituary’s (June/July 1938) / Railway Company Staff Magazines and Journals / Home Guard / Family History and Genealogy Holdings in the Somerset County Libraries, Part 11 / Mr. S. R. Wilcox, Goods Manager, Great North of Scotland Railway / Notable Railway Accidents 1830-1913 / Family History and Genealogy Holdings in the Avon Area Libraries, Part 11 / London and South Western Railway Historical Background / Railways Absorbed by the L.S.W.R. / L.S.W.R. Records and where to find Them / Lt-Col. C. J. H. W. Francis
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 12 AUTUMN 1998
North British Railway / Mr. William Andrew, Chief Goods Manager, North British Railway / Mr. William Fulton Jackson, General Manager, North British Railway / Mr. W. P. Reid, Locomotive Superintendent, North British Railway / Parish Registers in the Manx National Heritage Library / Unusual Occupations in Hampshire / Family History and Genealogy Holdings in the Hampshire County Libraries, Part 11 / Mr. H. A. Stanley, Managing Director, Underground Electric R ailways Company / Family Trees on Sky News Text / Eastleigh - Home to the L.S.W.R, P art 4 / Mr. John Black, Superintendent of the Line, North British Railway / Mr. William A. Fraser, Chief Engineer, North British Railway / Mr. John Cathles, Secretary, North British Railway / Mr. James Calder, Assistant General Manager, North British Railway / Family History and Genealogy Holdings in the Wiltshire County Libraries, Part 11 / The Tay-Bridge Disaster - North British Railway, 28th Dec 1879 / The Tay-Bridge Disaster - Diving Operations / The Tay-Bridge Disaster - Directors Meeting / The Tay-Bridge Disaster - Court of Enquiry / The Tay-Bridge Disaster - Letters to the Times / The Tay-Bridge Disaster - Some Bodies are Found / Readers Letters
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 13 WINTER 1998/1999
Irish Railway Clearing House / Lieut-Colonel Plews, Chairman of the Irish Clearing House Managers’ Conference, 1909 / Eire Railway Records / Northern Counties Committee (Midland Railway) / Light Railways and Tramways in Ireland / Belfast and County Down Railway / County Donegal Railways Joint Committee / Dublin and South Eastern Railway / Midland Great Western Railway / Cork, Bandon and South Coast Railway / Great Southern and Western Railway / Irish Branch of the Railway Benevolent Institution / Other Irish Railways / Great Northern Railway (Ireland) / Readers Letters / Railway Company Abbreviations / Other Irish Railway Records / Directory of Stores Superintendents, Ireland
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 14 SPRING 1999
Barry Railway / Cardoff Railway / Taff Vale Railway / Cambrian Railways / Family Trees on Sky News Text / Alexandra Docks and Railways / Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction Railway / Bury Port and Gwendreath Valley Railway / Corris Railway / Llanelly and Mynydd Mawr Railway / Milford Haven Dock and Railway / The Swansea and Mumbles Railway / Neath and Brecon Railway / Port Talbot Railway and Docks / Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway / Rhymney Railway / Readers Letters / Obituary Notices / Staff Notice Board / Steam Trains / M.B.E. (Military Division) / Distinguished Service Medal / War Casualties / Mr. John Kennedy / Mr. John Peake Knight / Mr. John Leadbetter / Mr. Charles Pearson / Is It True???
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 15 SUMMER 1999
Railways of Australia / Victorian Government Railways / Silverton Tramway / South Australian Government Railway / Midland Railway of Western Australia / Tasmania Government Railways / Railway Locomotivemen’s Craft Guild / Indian Railways / Indian Government Administration / Central Railway / Great Indian Peninsula Railway / Nazim’s Guaranteed State Railways / Eastern Railway / Bengal- Nagper Railway / East Indian Railway / North Eastern Railway / Southern Railway / Madras and Southern Mahratta Railway / South Indian Railway / Western Railway / Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway / Futwah-Islamiur (Light) Railway / Mr. T. O. B. Otway-Ruthven / Mr. J. G. Castles / Caledonian Men to the Chinese State Railways / Canadian Pacific Railway / Useful Addresses / Railways in Africa / British Controlled Foreign Railways / Australasian Railways / Members Interests / Crown Agents for the Colonies / India Office (Railway Department) / Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 16 AUTUMN 1999
Trade Unionism / TSSA (Transport Salaried Staffs Association) / Heroism - Devotion to Duty / NUR (National Union of Railwaymen) / The Unemployed Midland Railway Strikers / Some Facts from Railway Trade Union History / Our Emblem, Something New! / ASLEF (Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen) / Census of Railway Employees / Official Candidates Selected for Railway Councils - 1932 / Dreams / 1970 / Bro. W. P. Allen - Assistant General Secretary (ASLEF) / 1912 / Letters / Dreadful Railway Accident / An Accident Averted / Photographs Held by the Puplic Record Office / ASLEF Obituary Notices / Britain’s New Railway Queen
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 17 WINTER 1999/2000
Euston Chess Club / Alton Towers Associated Rally, 24th July 1938 / Southern Railway Rugby Footballers Dinner / Where to find Sports and Social Club Entries / Debating Societies / Swimming Clubs / Southern Swimmers in Good Form / The London and North Western Railway Institute / The London and South Western Railway Institute / Jeremy F. Engert, President of the Railway Ancestors F.H.S. / Shiela Yeo, Index Co-ordinator and Medieval Records Expert / Eastleigh (BR) Chess Club / George A. Yalden, Chairman of the Railway Ancestors F.H.S. / Railways’ Athletic News / Railway International Hockey Match / Railways and Football Traffic / About Money / The Oldest Railway Sports Club / Southern Railway Boxing News / Staff Pensions - Retirement of Wages-Paid Staff / Pensioners deceased During June 1930 / Glasgow and South Western Railway Advertisement / “Slough, Change here for Windsor” / Railway Ancestors F.H.S. Website / The Furness Railway’s Art Museum / Annual Potato Show / Sunny South Sam / Foreign Snippets
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 18 SPRING 2000
Map of the L.N.W.R. System / Historical Background / Companies Taken Over or Absorbed by the L.N.W.R / Football Specials / L.N.W.R. Directors / Divisional Officers of the L.N.W.R. / L.N.W.R. Shooting Range / L.N.W.R. Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society / Euston and Japan in 22½ Days / L.N.W.R. Chief Officers / Mr. Henry Jackson M.I.E.E. / L.N.W.R. Roll of Honour / Mr. E. C. Grindley / The Webb Orphanage / Mr. Edward Garley / Garston Institute / Readers Letters / Members Interests / Mr. I. T. Williams / A Tablet at Moor Row / Lieut-Col H. M. Williams / Mr. T. A. Kenton, M.B.E. / Mr. J. A. Milligan, M.B.E. / Mr. W. E. Bradbury / Some Principal Events in L.N.W.R. History / Accidents on the L.N.W.R. / Obituaty
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 19 SUMMER 2000
Map of the Metropolitan Railway, Circa 1914 / The Poplars / Metropolitan District Railway / Map of the Metropolitan District Railway, Circa 1905 / Lots Road Power House Joint Committee / London Transport Staff Records / City and South London Railway / Central London Railway / London Electric Railway / Underground Electric Railways Co. of London Ltd / General Map of the Metropolitan District Railway and the London Electric Railway (Great Northern, Piccadilly and Brompton, Baker Street and Waterloo, and Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railways) / Readers Letters / London Transport Executive / The T. O. T. Philharmonic Society / L. G. O. C. Efficiency Meetings / The Tubes become the Underground
RAILWAY ANCESTORS JOURNAL No. 20 AUTUMN 2000
The Willington Viaduct Accident / The Fatal Accident on the Midland Railway / Sir Daniel Gooch, Bart.,C.E. / Mr. Henry Besant / Guild’s Signal / B.R. Southern Region Retirements, 1962 / Railway Uniform Buttons / Railway records in the Public Record Office, Part 1 / Mr. Robert Roscoe / The Roby Accident / G.W.R Lifeboatmen / A Booking Office in a Somerset Inn / Airport Boom Prompts Rail Revival / Great Northern Railway Accident Hoax / The Ken Hoole Study Centre / Accident on the Great Northern Railway / Another Accident on the Great Northern Railway / The Accident near Basford / Jobs Threat to 1.1m Chinese
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COMPLETE COLLECTION OF BACK ISSUE INFORMATION JOURNALS 21 – 30 - £10.75 (CD)
Journal # 21 Light Railways Issue Winter 2000/2001
Bideford, Westward Ho! and Appledore Railway / The Light Railways Act / Lieut-Col H. F. Stephens, M.I.C.E. / Railway Records in the Public Record Office, Part 2 / Estate Papers / The Bishop’s Castle Railway / The Garstang and Knot-End Railway / Giggleswick 1851 Census / Rail Works Lose £25m Contract / A Little-known London Railway / Day of the Diesel / Some Other Light Railways / Some Useful Addresses
Journal # 22 Caledonian Railway Issue Spring 2001
Mr. Guy Calthrop / Mr. Robert Millar / Historical Background / Mr. Thomas W. Pettigrew / Railway Records in the Public Record Office, Part 3 / Caledonian at War / Caledonian Railway Directors / Caledonian Railway Chief Officers / Caledonian Railway Divisional Officers / Where to find Caledonian Railway Staff Records / Rail Transport Department at the Admiralty / Driver Hailed as a Hero / The Railway Club / Some Caledonian Dates / Caledonian People / MP’s Great Train Surgery / Two Special Dinners / Mr. William H. Potts / Mr. Alexander Jamieson / List of Private Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in the Kew Area / National Railway Historical Library / Further Reading on the Caledonian Railway
Journal # 23 Great Western Railway Issue Summer 2001
Historical Background / Great Western Railway / Joint Railways / G.W.R. Staff Records / Railway Records in the Public Record Office, Part 4 / G.W.R. Docks and Harbours / Mr. Frank Potter, Superintendent of the Line / Annual Awards to Permanent Way Length Gangs / Staff Changes, 1888-1889 / Sight loss Railman took his own Life / Rail Squad Preparing for a NATO ‘Invasion’ / Found on the Web / The U.S. Railroad Retirement Board / Brunel Library, Railway Collection / Broad and Narrow (Railway Ribaldry) / Trial of Steam Tramways at Buckhurst Hill / G.W.R. men in the Forces / Liberated Prisoners Adventures / Civilian Gallantry / Liberated Prisoners of War / Positions Vacant (Advertisement) / Zambia Railways Workers Strike
Journal # 24 South-Eastern & Chatham Railway Issue Autumn 2002
Background Information / Directors and Chief Officers / Accidents / SE&CR Dates / SE&CR Occasions / The Thorpe Rail Disaster, Great Eastern Railway / Railway Records in the Public Record Office, Part 5 / SE&CR People / SE&CR Staff Records / Peter Bailey’s Story / SE&CR Snippets from the Illustrated London News / National Railway Museum / Railway Accident Report, 1874 / Catapult Boy flogged / The Staplehurst Accident / A Day at London-bridge Station
Journal # 25 Furness Railway Issue Winter 2001/2002
Furness Railway Historical Background / Directors and Chief Officers / Map of the Furness Railway System / Furness Railway’s Docks / Furness Railway’s Museum / Railway Records in the Public Record Office, Part 6 / Lady of the Lake / Furness People / Institute of Railway Studies / The Railcare Story / Furness Pieces / Royalty on the Furness Railway / Furness Railway Staff Records / Furness Railway Steamers / The Franco-British Exhibition / Railway Police Records / Cumbrian Railways Association / English Lakeland Advert
Journal # 26 North London Railway Issue Spring 2002
North London Railway Historical Background / Directors of the North London Railway / Chief Officers of the North London Railway / Accidents on the North London Railway / Map of the North London Railway / Shocking Accident at Batley Station / Glasgow University Archives & Business Records Centre/ Centenary Cavalcade / A Timetable of Rail Catering / North London Railway Staff Records / Mr. F. Dunn / Overseas Service Loans / Engineer’s Sad Death / Collision on the North London Railway / De-railment at Dalston Junction / Burial of Mr. Ross’ Limbs / Memories / Joke / Escape from Convent to Railway Tavern / The Queen’s Letter on Railway Accidents / A Tale of Two Rodds / Travellers-Fare Tales / North London Railway Advertisement
Journal # 27 Great Central Railway Issue Summer 2002
Great Central Railway Historical Background / Great Central Railway Docks / Tracking Railway Archives Project / Great Central Railway Directors / Great Central Railway Chief Officers / Great Central Railway Divisional Officers / Great Central Railway Map / Southern Railway’s Guernsey Foreman / Great Central Railway Staff Records / Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway Staff Records / Great Central Railway People / AncientFaces / Mr. Robert Derbyshire / Great Central Canals / Our General Manager / Great Central Railway Society / Death of Sir William Pollitt / From the London Illustrated News / Portrait Section / Mr. F. Saward / Mr. A. S. Buswell / Mr. T. C. Higgins / Forward / Great Central Railway Timetable Cover
Journal # 28 Foreign Railways Issue Autumn 2002
Australian Railway Employees Records / Rhodesia Railways / Pennsylvania Railroad / Foreign Snippets from the London Illustrated News / The Institution of Locomotive Engineers, Overseas Members / The U.S. Railroad Retirement Board / Mr. William Henderson / The Grand Trunk Railway’s European Traffic Manager / Durban by the Sea / The Washington Railway Congress / Railway Troops for Palestine / An Ex-N.E.R. Man with the South African Union Forces / Tiger Protection / A Mobile Kitchen from Canada /Charles Rous-Marten / Canadian Pacific Railway’s Hunting and Fishing Guide / East Indian Railway Strike / The Railway in Cyprus / Other Colonial Railways / Portrait Page
Journal # 29 North Eastern Railway Issue Winter 2002/2003
North Eastern Railway Historical Note / North Eastern Railway Directors / Map of the North Eastern Railway / Chief Officers of the North Eastern Railway / Divisional and District Officers / North Eastern Railway Staff Records / North Eastern Railway magazine Holdings / Staff Changes, July 1915 / York & North Midland Railway Staff Records / York, Newcastle & Berwick Railway Staff Records / Newcastle & Carlisle Railway Staff Records / Leeds Northern Railway Staff Records / The Roll of Honour / Darlington N.E.R. Athletic Club, New Outdoor Rifle Range / Snippets from the London Illustrated News / Items from the Railway Magazine / N.E.R. People / Train Company’s Birthday Present / Death of Christchurch’s last Stationmaster / Mr. Rowland Anderson / Help Wanted
Journal # 30 Great North of Railway Issue Spring 2003
Great North of Scotland Railway Historical Note / Great North of Scotland Railway Directors / Chief Officers of the Great North of Scotland Railway / Magazines and Journals / Map of the Great North of Scotland Railway / Snippets from the Illustrated London News / Great North of Scotland Railway Staff Records / Holdings of the Aberdeen University Libraries / Some Great North of Scotland Railway People / From the Railway Magazine / Other Scottish Railways / Associations and Societies / Castlecary Accident / The Arbroath & Carmyllie Light Railway / The Carmyllie Pilot / The Warwick & Birmingham Canal Railway / The Elliot Junction Fatal Train Accident / Compensation from the LSWR / Rail Death Prompts Campaign / LNER Staff Changes, Northern Scottish Area / The LNWR Society Genealogy Project / Great Western Railwaymen / Scientists look in Tay Bridge Disaster / Help Wanted
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Journal # 31 Midland Railway Issue Summer 2003 (CD)
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Midland Railway Staff Records / Midland Railway Directors / Midland Railway Audit Committee / Short History / Midland Railway Map, Northern Section / Midland Railway Map, Southern Section / map of the Belfast & Northern Counties & Donegal Sections of the Midland Railway / Midland Railway Accidents / Chief Officers / Divisional Officers / Snippets from the London Illustrated News / Midland Railway Group of Companies / From the Pages of the Railway Magazine / Some Famous Midland Railway Personalities / Palmer’s Index to the Thimes Newspaper / Presentation to a Railway Worker at Wilnecote / Midland Railway Society / Railway Women / Help Wanted

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Journal # 32 Autumn 2003 (CD)
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Praise for Brave Crossing Keeper / Railway Sabotage / Railwaymen at Westminster in 1946 / Les Ward’s Railway History / Death of Mr. Thomas Humphries / Snippets from the London Illustrated News / Ranchi Railway Station is a Dormitory for Beggars and Hawkers / National Title No. 18 for Railway Women / The Pullman Car Company / Auxiliary Companies / What shall I be / George Stephenson 1781-1848 / Help Wanted

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Journal # 33 North Wales Railways Issue Autumn 2003/2004 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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The Kerry Railway / The Kerry Tramway / Anglesea Central Railway / A Bristolian Train Driver Recalls WWII / The Cambrian Railways / Snippets from the London Illustrated News / The Festiniog Railway / The Beddgelert Railway / The Wrexham and Minera Railway / The Cambrian Railways Ambulance Shield / The Chester and Holyhead Railway / The Corris Railway / The Fairbourne Accident / The Fairbourne Railway / The Welsh Highland Railway / The Talyllyn Railway / The Hafan and Talybont Tramway

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Journal # 34 London, Brighton & South Coast Railway Issue Spring 2004 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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Historical Notes / Map of the LB&SCR / Constituents of the LB&SCR, 1846-1923 / Odds and Ends from the Illustrated London News / LB&SCR Directors / Chairmen of the LB&SCR / Secretariesof the LB&SCR / Engineers of the LB&SCR / LB&SCR Staff Records / LB&SCR Chief Officers / Tasmanian Railway Records / LB&SCR Locomotive Engineers / Some LB&SCR People / The Heraldry of the LB&SCR / Memorial Service to Mr. Charles Colin Macrea / Mr. John Jennings Brewer’s Obituary / Dinner with Sir William Forbes / The Development of Brighton / LB&SCR Accidents / LB&SCR Bibliography / Brighton Station / The National Museum Library and Archive Collections

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Journal # 35 North Staffordshire Railway Issue Summer 2004 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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Historical Notes / North Staffordshire Railway Map / NSR Directors and Chief Officers / Beville Stanier / NSR Staff Records / The Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway / The Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway Chief Officers / Bits and Pieces from the Railway Magazine / A Diary of the North Staffordshire Railway / Sir Tonman Mosley of Rolleston Hall / Barsi Light Railway / The Macclesfield, Bollington & Marple Railway / The Pullman Story / The Pullman Porters Story / Philip Randolph / The Stafford and Uttoxeter Railway / Snippets from the Illustrated London News / The Macclesfield, Bollington & Marple Railway / The Trent and Mersey Canal / The Rudyard Lake Steam Railway / The Foxfield Railway

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Journal # 36 Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Issue Autumn 2004 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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Historical Notes / Accidents on the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway / Greater Manchester County Record Office / Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Company Crest / Grandfather T. E. Robinson / Snippets from the Illustrated London News / Railwaymen who have been awarded the George Cross/ Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Staff Records / Westhouses Railway School Reports / John Thomas Brown [1876-1952] / Transport Police Records / Transport Records in the Greater Manchester County Record Office / Staff Records of the Indian Railways / Portrait Page / Directors of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway / Chief Officers of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway / Famouse ex- Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway People / Death of former Stationmaster / Death of Mr. William Morgan / Served at 82 stations / Stationmaster’s Retirement / James C. Wheeler, GWR CNE No 24591, Cheltenham Loco Depot.

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Journal # 37 London, Midland & Scottish Railway Issue Winter 2004/2005 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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The LMS on January 1, 1923 / Top Link Drivers of the LMS / Accidents on the LMS / Where to find the LMS Magazine / LMS Weddings / Maps of the LMS System / LMS Staff Records / The Story of the Windermere Steamers / LMS Horses / The Drama of Kilsby Tunnel / Drummond Locomotives of the LMS / Obituary

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Journal # 38 Southern Railway Issue Spring 2005 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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The Southern on January 1, 1923 / Viscount Folkestone. / An Isle of Wight Appointment. / New S.R. Directors for 1930. / Sir Herbert A. Walker, K.C.B. / Who’s Who on the Southern. / Accidents on the Southern Railway. / Where to find the Southern Railway Magazine. / Southern Railway Staff Records. / Addresses. / Bus Companies in Association with the Southern Railway. / A Southern Hero. / Mr. C. Johns, Former Chief Assistant to Chief Engineer, L&SWR / Obituary. / Top Link Drivers of the Southern. / Southern Railway Steamships in the War. / Railways and the Flying Bomb. / Commemorating 50 years Unbroken Service. / Death of Mr. G. B. Coleman. / Departed Friends. / S.R. Prisoners of War. / Locomotive Running Dept. Staff Changes. / Staff Pensions. / S.R. Superannuation Fund. / L.B. & S.C.R. Pension Fund. / Commercial Department Staff Changes. / Operating Department Staff Changes.

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Journal # 39 Great Eastern Railway Issue Summer 2005 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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Historical Sketch / Map of the Great Eastern Railway / Great Eastern Railway Directors / Great Eastern Railway Chief Officers / Constituent Companies of the G.E.R. / Toll for the Brave / Cambridge the Centre of the G.E.R. / Accidents on the Great Eastern Railway / New Motor Omnibus Service / The Disappearance of the Cargo Steamer 'Yarmouth' / Captain Fryatt's Homecoming Great Eastern Railway Staff Records / Where to find the Great Eastern Railway Magazine / Odds and Sodds from the Railway Magazine / The Cambridge Railways' Miniature Rifle Club / Snippets from the Illustrated London News / Alfred Howland Kershaw / John Thomas Brown / William Lewis and 'Old Bessie' / G.E.R. Advert.

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Journal # 40 North American Railways Autumn 2005 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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The Pacific Type of Locomotive [English and American]. / ss. Empress of Britain. / ss. St. George. / Railroad Genealogy Society. / National Railway Historical Society / The Railway Post-Office Magazine. / The Mutual Magazine. / National Archives of Canada. / Railways in the Canadian Rockies. / Railway Employees Journal. / From Small Desk to Giant Destiny. / B.A.R.E. National Officers / Tracks, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. / American Railroad Records. / B. and O. Magazine. / A Webb Compound on the Pennsylvania Railroad. / Railway Clerk. / Railway Carmen’s Journal. / Railway Level Crossings.

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Journal # 41 London, Tilbury & Southend Railway Winter 2005/2006 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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A Short History./ Map of the London, Tilbury & Southend Railway System./ London, Tilbury & Southend Railway Directors./ London, Tilbury & Southend Railway Chief Officers./ Cecil H. Newton./ Getaway from the Heat and Smell with the L.T.& S.R./ Bits from Herapath’s Railway and Commercial Journal./ Southend./ Some Notes on Fenchurch Street Station./ S. H. Whitelegg. / James Robert Robertson./ Thomas Brassey./ London, Tilbury & Southend Railway Postage Stamps./ The London and Blackwall Railway./ Snippets from the Illustrated London News./ Obituary of Arthur Tranah./ The Wivesfield Railway Disaster./ Sir John Dewrance (1858-1937)./ London, Tilbury & Southend Railway Staff Records./ Items from the Times./ The Tottenham and Forest Gate Railway,/ Whitechapel and Bow Railway. / Locomotives of the LT&SR./ Midland Railway Absorbs the LT&SR./ Staff Magazines./ Thames Haven Dock & Railway Company Scenes./ Sir Samuel Morton Peto, Bart. (1809-1889).

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Journal # 42 London & North Eastern Railway Spring 2006 £3.50 plus 75p P&P
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The L.N.E.R. on January 1, 1923. / Accidents on the L.N.E.R. / Where to find the L.N.E.R. Magazine. / L.N.E.R. Staff Records./ Awards for Best Maintained Permanent Way Lengths, 1945. / Maps of the L.N.E.R. System. / Further 1923 Appointments. / Castlecary Accident, 10 December, 1937. / British Railway Commemoration of the Great War. / L.N.E.R. Men holding Commissions with H.M. Forces. / Roll of Honour. / L.N.E.R. Top Link Drivers. / Soham Accident, 1 June, 1944.

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Journal # 43 More on the London & South Western Railway Summer 2006
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London & South Western Railway Historical Background. / Railways Absorbed by the LSWR. / Lt.-Col., C. J. H. W. Francis. / London & South Western Railway, 1913. / Lord Nelson. / Railway Records. / The Netley Railway. / London & South Western Railway, 1869. / Private C. H. Tucker. / Some Notes on Waterloo Station. / London & South Western Railway, 1922. / John Searle, LSWR Police Constable. / Some Notes on Clapham Junction. / Staff Magazines. / LSWR Staff Records. / London & Southampton Railway Staff Records. / Millionaire Author Was a Local Boy. / Robert W. Urie. / Sir Charles Scotter. / LSWR’s Generosity to a Widow. / From the LSWR Magazine.

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Journal # 44 British Railways Autumn 2006
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Railway Executive (British Railways), 1950. / British Railways Magazine. / Steam Locomotive No. 828. / Eastern Region (British Railways), 1950. / Western Region Obituaries, 1963. / Scottish Region (British Railways), 1950. / Staff Changes, Southern Region, 1958. / British Transport Commission Symbols. / Western Region (British Railways), 1950. / North Eastern Region Staff Promotions, 1959. / Southern Region (British Railways), 1950. / London Midland Region Retirements, 1962. / Map of British Railways Regions, 1950. / North Eastern Region (British Railways), 1950. / Western Region Obituaries, 1953. / London Midland Region (British Railways), 1950. / More Western Region Obituaries, 1953.

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Journal # 45 Isle-of-Wight Railways Winter 2006/2007
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General History of the Isle of Wight Railways. / Isle of Wight Railway. / Cowes and Newport Railway. / Snippets from The Illustrated London News. / Isle of Wight (Newport Junction) Railway. / Ryde Railway. / Ryde and Newport Railway. / Isle of Wight Central Railway. / Railroads in the Isle of Wight. / Ventnor’s Lost Railways. / Bits from Local Newspapers. / The Freshwater, Yarmouth & Newport Railway. / Isle of Wight Central Railway Staff Records./ Isle of Wight Railway Staff Records. / Isle of Wight Staff. / Bits from the Railway Magazine.

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Journal # 46 Great Nothern Railway Spring 2007
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Historical Notes. / Great Northern Railway Directors. / The First G.N.R. Dining Car. / G.N.R. Accidents. / Great Northern Railway Staff Records. / Railway Stamps of the British Isles. / Snippets from the Illustrated London News. / Chief Officers of the Great Northern Railway. / Mr. A. Gostling. / Some G.N.R. People. / The Royston Accident, G.N.R., July 3, 1866. / The “Warrior Queen” under Platform 9.

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Journal # 47 Great Nothern Joint Railways Summer 2007
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M & G.N. Directors and Chief Officers. / Historical Sketch of the M. & G.N. / Midland & Great Northern Joint Railway Staff Records. / East Lincolnshire Railway Joint Committee. / East Lincolnshire Railway Police. / East Lincolnshire Railway Joint Committee Staff Records. / The Great Northern And City Railway. / Great Northern & Great Eastern Railways Joint Committee. / Eastern and Midlands Railway. / Peterborough, Wisbeach, and Sutton Railway. / William Marriott’s Locomotives. / Samuel Waite Johnson / William Marriott Local Hero. / The Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway. / The Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway System Map. / Norfolk Record Office, Guide to Holdings. / The Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway Station Masters / Some Lincolnshire Railway Staff Pictures. / Snippets from the Illustrated London News. / Melton Mobray North Accident. / Great Northern and London & North Western Joint Lines. / Railway Development Illustrated by Postage Stamps. / Nottingham Joint Station. / The Methley Joint Railway. / Map of the Great Northern and London & North Western Joint Railways.

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Journal # 48 Cheshire Lines Committee Autumn 2007
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Cheshire Lines Committee Historical Note. / Cheshire Lines Committee Map, c1913. / Cheshire Lines Committee Map, c1931. / Cheshire Lines Committee Directors and Chief Officers. / Chester and West Cheshire Junction Railway. / Cheshire Lines Committee Staff Records. / Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Railway Staff Records / Manchester and Liverpool Railway Staff Records / Snippets from the Illustrated London News. / Manchester Central Station. / Railway Police Forces, Cheshire Line Committee Police. / Manchester City Council, Railway Company Records. / Travelling Post Office Postmarks of Great Britain. / The Liverpool Overhead Railway. / Liverpool, Southport and Preston Junction Railway. / Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Railway Historical Note. / Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Railway Directors and Chief Officers. / Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Railway. / Manchester and Stockport Railway. / Cheshire Lines Railways Posters.

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Journal # 49 Highland Railway Winter 2007/2008
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A Short History of the Highland Railway / Highland Railway Map. / Directors of the Highland Railway. / Prince and Princess of Wales Visit Thurso. / The Highland At War. / Helping Hands. / Chief Officers of the Highland Railway. / Inverness Workshops. / Railways in the South Loch Ness area. / Highland Railway Signals. / Highland Railway Staff Records. / Dog Crossing Keepers. / Some Highland Railway Senior Officers. / Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway. / Some Notes on the Highland Railway. / Glasgow University Railway Records. / Dundee City Archive & Record Centre Railway Records. / The Highland Railway’s Contribution to the Economic Life of the Scottish Highlands. / The Duke of Sutherland’s Railway. / Lochgorm Works Views. / Minute Book of the Highland Railway Company. / The Railway Comes to Newtonmore. / Highland Railway Plaque and Highland Railway Crest.

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Journal # 50 More on the GWR Spring 2008
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G.W.R. Top Link Drivers. / Fifty-Five Years With the G.W.R. / The G.W.R. at the Grouping in 1923. / G.W.R. Staff Records held at The National Archives, Part 1. / G.W.R. Air Services. / Some G.W.R. People. / G.W.R. Staff Records held at The National Archives, Part 2. / More G.W.R. Top Link Drivers. / Some More G.W.R. People. / G.W.R. Staff Records held at The National Archives, Part 3. / G.W.R. Gallantry. / Female Porters on the G.W.R. / G.W.R. Staff Records held at The National Archives, Part 4. / Where to find Great Western Railway Magazines. / G.W.R. Staff Records other than those held at The National Archives.

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Journal # 43 More on the London & South Western Railway Summer 2006
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London & South Western Railway Historical Background. / Railways Absorbed by the LSWR. / Lt.-Col., C. J. H. W. Francis. / London & South Western Railway, 1913. / Lord Nelson. / Railway Records. / The Netley Railway. / London & South Western Railway, 1869. / Private C. H. Tucker. / Some Notes on Waterloo Station. / London & South Western Railway, 1922. / John Searle, LSWR Police Constable. / Some Notes on Clapham Junction. / Staff Magazines. / LSWR Staff Records. / London & Southampton Railway Staff Records. / Millionaire Author Was a Local Boy. / Robert W. Urie. / Sir Charles Scotter. / LSWR’s Generosity to a Widow. / From the LSWR Magazine.

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Journal # 44 British Railways Autumn 2006
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Railway Executive (British Railways), 1950. / British Railways Magazine. / Steam Locomotive No. 828. / Eastern Region (British Railways), 1950. / Western Region Obituaries, 1963. / Scottish Region (British Railways), 1950. / Staff Changes, Southern Region, 1958. / British Transport Commission Symbols. / Western Region (British Railways), 1950. / North Eastern Region Staff Promotions, 1959. / Southern Region (British Railways), 1950. / London Midland Region Retirements, 1962. / Map of British Railways Regions, 1950. / North Eastern Region (British Railways), 1950. / Western Region Obituaries, 1953. / London Midland Region (British Railways), 1950. / More Western Region Obituaries, 1953.

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Journal # 45 Isle-of-Wight Railways Winter 2006/2007
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General History of the Isle of Wight Railways. / Isle of Wight Railway. / Cowes and Newport Railway. / Snippets from The Illustrated London News. / Isle of Wight (Newport Junction) Railway. / Ryde Railway. / Ryde and Newport Railway. / Isle of Wight Central Railway. / Railroads in the Isle of Wight. / Ventnor’s Lost Railways. / Bits from Local Newspapers. / The Freshwater, Yarmouth & Newport Railway. / Isle of Wight Central Railway Staff Records./ Isle of Wight Railway Staff Records. / Isle of Wight Staff. / Bits from the Railway Magazine.

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Journal # 46 Great Northern Railway Spring 2007
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Historical Notes. / Great Northern Railway Directors. / The First G.N.R. Dining Car. / G.N.R. Accidents. / Great Northern Railway Staff Records. / Railway Stamps of the British Isles. / Snippets from the Illustrated London News. / Chief Officers of the Great Northern Railway. / Mr. A. Gostling. / Some G.N.R. People. / The Royston Accident, G.N.R., July 3, 1866. / The “Warrior Queen” under Platform 9.

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Journal # 47 Great Nothern Joint Railways Summer 2007
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M & G.N. Directors and Chief Officers. / Historical Sketch of the M. & G.N. / Midland & Great Northern Joint Railway Staff Records. / East Lincolnshire Railway Joint Committee. / East Lincolnshire Railway Police. / East Lincolnshire Railway Joint Committee Staff Records. / The Great Northern And City Railway. / Great Northern & Great Eastern Railways Joint Committee. / Eastern and Midlands Railway. / Peterborough, Wisbeach, and Sutton Railway. / William Marriott’s Locomotives. / Samuel Waite Johnson / William Marriott Local Hero. / The Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway. / The Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway System Map. / Norfolk Record Office, Guide to Holdings. / The Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway Station Masters / Some Lincolnshire Railway Staff Pictures. / Snippets from the Illustrated London News. / Melton Mobray North Accident. / Great Northern and London & North Western Joint Lines. / Railway Development Illustrated by Postage Stamps. / Nottingham Joint Station. / The Methley Joint Railway. / Map of the Great Northern and London & North Western Joint Railways.

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Journal # 48 Cheshire Lines Committee Autumn 2007
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Cheshire Lines Committee Historical Note. / Cheshire Lines Committee Map, c1913. / Cheshire Lines Committee Map, c1931. / Cheshire Lines Committee Directors and Chief Officers. / Chester and West Cheshire Junction Railway. / Cheshire Lines Committee Staff Records. / Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Railway Staff Records / Manchester and Liverpool Railway Staff Records / Snippets from the Illustrated London News. / Manchester Central Station. / Railway Police Forces, Cheshire Line Committee Police. / Manchester City Council, Railway Company Records. / Travelling Post Office Postmarks of Great Britain. / The Liverpool Overhead Railway. / Liverpool, Southport and Preston Junction Railway. / Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Railway Historical Note. / Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Railway Directors and Chief Officers. / Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Railway. / Manchester and Stockport Railway. / Cheshire Lines Railways Posters.

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