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• Department for Transport Rail Group – Freight information, franchise renewals.
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• Historic England – Listed buildings and monuments; can be cited with {{NHLE}}
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• National Electronic Sectional Appendix – The track layout and speed for the entire of Great Britan's railways; can be cited with {{NESA}}; Vail Data has a helpful tool for locating things within the sectional appendix.

Non-Governmental

• National Rail website – Train times, train operating company details.
• New Adlestrop Railway Atlas – Historical atlas of railway lines in Britain, currently a work in progress.
• The Railways Archive – Includes Acts of Parliament, reports, and accident investigations.
• Vintage Carriages Trust – maintains a register of preserved rolling stock

Books

Please make use of Rail transport book citation templates wherever possible.

Forgotten Railways

• Master Volume: Forgotten Railways White, H.P.; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (1986)
• Volume 1: North-East England. Hoole, K.; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (2nd ed 1984)
• Volume 2: East Midlands. Anderson, P.; Patmore, Allan (ed.) Howard (1973)
• Volume 3: Chilterns and Cotswolds. Davies, R.; Grant, M.D.; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (1975)
• Volume 4: North and Mid Wales. Christiansen, Rex; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (1976)
• Volume 5: Scotland. Thomas, John
• Volume 6: South-East England. White, H.P.; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (2nd ed 1987)
• Volume 7: East Anglia. Joby, R.S. (1985)
• Volume 8: South Wales. Page, James; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (1979)
• Volume 9: North-West England. Marshall, John; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (1981)
• Volume 10: West Midlands. Christiansen, Rex; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (1985)
• Volume 11: Severn Valley and Welsh Border. Christiansen, Rex; Patmore, Allan (ed.) (1988)

Railway accidents

section excerpt Books on British railway accidents § Key books.[edit]

• First published 1998 to accompany the Channel 4 series. An overall survey like Rolt's, but covering worldwide accidents.
• A broad survey, concentrating especially on accidents in the 20 years up to 1986, especially those caused by drivers' and signalmen's errors.
• Covers Clapham Junction, Purley, Glasgow Bellgrove and a wide range of other accidents, e.g. track problems, fires, staff fatalities.
• Covers the period 1989-97 including Cowden, Newton and Southall.
• . Includes Ladbroke Grove, Hatfield, Potters Bar, Great Heck (Selby).
• Covers 27 accidents between 1905 and 1962. Particularly good on the human factor and psychological reasons behind accidents.
• First published 1966, another well-written classic.
• An excellent overview of accidents up to 1957, in fine writing style. An early reviewer wrote, "At the risk of being thought callous, one must praise Mr Rolt for making death and disaster most attractive reading". Several revised and updated editions published (1960, 1966, 1976, 1982). 1970s and 1980s editions have material added by G.M. Kichenside, which was omitted from later reprints.
• Includes classification and numerous European accidents.
• Written by a former signalman, with an interesting selection including some less well-known mishaps.
• covers 47 accidents between 1876 and 1991 with many photographs.
• 19 modern accidents in the period 1975-97. Like his previous book, contains some trenchant comments on railway management.

Railway stations

Book	Summary	Typical extent of coverage per station	Independent?	Editor(s) who have it
Ian Allan "Rail Centres" series	Each book is based on a major railway station. Series has 21 books (in order of publication): Brighton, York, Swindon, Peterborough, Exeter, Carlisle, Derby, Newcastle, Oxford, Shrewsbury, Sheffield, Leeds & Bradford, Wolverhampton, Reading, Edinburgh, Doncaster, Clapham Junction, Nottingham, Crewe, Manchester, Bristol	Extremely extensive: well over 100 pages are dedicated to the station and all operational and historical aspects. Nearby suburban stations are covered as well	Yes; publisher is Ian Allan Publishing (also Booklaw Publications)	Hassocks5489 and Harry Mitchell have Rail Centres: Brighton. Harry Also has Crewe, Derby, Exeter, Newcastle, and Nottingham. The joy of all things has Doncaster, Leeds/Bradford, and York. Redrose64 has a complete set, including 1st and 2nd editions for Brighton, Sheffield, Bristol; and a reprint (blue cover instead of grey) for Edinburgh. Verbarson has Clapham Junction and Wolverhampton.
	Detailed descriptions of railway structures of historic or architectural merit	A substantial paragraph or two, sometimes more, focusing on architectural description but including important dates/history	Yes	Harry Mitchell (other books)
	Individual descriptions of all stations in the region	Between one paragraph and several hundred words	Yes: publisher is Patrick Stephens Ltd	The joy of all things
	Individual descriptions of all stations in the region	Between one paragraph and several hundred words	Yes: publisher is Patrick Stephens Ltd	The joy of all things
	Individual descriptions of all stations in the region	Between one paragraph and several hundred words	Yes: publisher is Patrick Stephens Ltd	Hassocks5489
	Individual descriptions of all stations in the region	Between one paragraph and several hundred words	Yes: publisher is Patrick Stephens Ltd	Hassocks5489
"British Railways Past and Present" series including: No 1 Cumbria No 3 The North West The Severn Valley Railway The Tarka Trail	Books are on a county/regional basis. Perhaps 100 stations per book (including closed stations)	A few sentences alongside pictures, but including useful information not recorded elsewhere	Yes: publisher is Past & Present Publishing Ltd; also Silver Link Publishing	Hassocks5489 has 15 of them
"...by Rail" series including: East Anglia Scotland Lancashire and Cumbria	Books are on a county/regional basis. All stations are covered	Brief	Yes: publisher is Jarrold Publishing Ltd	Hassocks5489 has 12 of them
	Sixteen main-line termini in London, and some related stations	A whole chapter for (almost) all stations	Yes	Verbarson Redrose64
	Narrative description of the GWR main line in 1852	Varies, but many stations have several paragraphs and contemporary illustrations	Originally published by "W Marshall and Sons, Booksellers to the Company, Paddington", so no.	Verbarson
Measom's series of "Official Illustrated Guides to..." the Brighton and South Coast Railways (1853) the South-Eastern Railway (1853) the Great Northern Railway (1857) the Lancaster and Carlisle, Edinburgh & Glasgow, and Caledonian Railways (1859) the North-Western Railway (1859) the Bristol and Exeter, North and South Devon, Cornwall, and South Wales Railways (1860) the Great Northern Railway (1861) the Great Eastern Railway (1865) the Great Southern & Western Railway (1866) the Midland Great Western, and Dublin and Drogheda Railways (1867)	Narrative description of the lines in their early years	Varies, but many stations have several paragraphs and contemporary illustrations	"Official" guides? No.
Middleton Press series (see below)	Books cover short stretches of line or individual branch lines (e.g. "Branch Lines around Effingham Junction", "Three Bridges to Brighton")	Extensive. Each station has 10–15 paragraphs in the form of photograph captions, covering the station itself, locomotive depots, signalboxes and historic changes. Each book has a few introductory pages with additional information	Yes: publisher is Middleton Press Ltd	See below
Pevsner's Buildings of England series (Pevsner Architectural Guides) including: Cornwall South Devon Herefordshire North Lancashire North-East Norfolk and Norwich Suffolk Warwickshire Worcestershire	Architectural guides by county/part of county	Some stations have coverage, especially if they are of architectural interest (not just listed buildings). One short paragraph is typical, with detail not found in other sources.	Yes: publisher is Yale University Press	Hassocks5489 has 4 of them The joy of all things has 3 of them (Yorkshire East, North and West)
	Geographical GWML structures, including stations	All stations have a page with standard information and a descriptive summary	Prepared for Network Rail by a third party	Online
	Survey of the construction and architecture of GWML structures, including stations	Brief coverage of some stations, within the context of the whole line	Prepared for Network Rail by a third party	Online

Table notes

• Certain local authorities maintain lists of locally listed buildings. Their written assessments of the historical and architectural significance can be substantial and in-depth. Two examples of reports for locally listed railway stations: Falmer; London Road (Brighton).

Middleton Press books

Title	Copy held by
Abergavenny to Merthyr
Abertillery & Ebbw Vale Lines
Aberystwyth to Carmarthen
Andover to Southampton
Ashford from Steam to Eurostar
Ashford to Dover
Aylesbury to Rugby	Redrose64
Baker Street to Uxbridge & Stanmore	Redrose64
Bala to Llandudno
Banbury to Birmingham	Redrose64
Banbury to Cheltenham	Redrose64
Bangor to Holyhead
Bangor to Portmadoc
Barking to Southend
Barmouth to Pwllheli
Basingstoke to Salisbury
Bath Green Park to Bristol
Bath to Evercreech Junction
Beamish 40 Years on Rails
Bedford to Wellingborough
Berwick to Drem
Berwick to St. Boswells
Birkenhead to West Kirby
Birmingham to Tamworth & Nuneaton
Birmingham to Wolverhampton
Blackburn to Hellifield
Blackpool Tramways 1933-66 75 years of Streamliners
Bletchley to Cambridge
Bletchley to Rugby
Boston to Lincoln
Bournemouth to Evercreech Juntion
Bournemouth to Weymouth
Bradshaw's History
Bradshaw's Rail Times 1850
Bradshaw's Rail Times 1895
Branch Lines around Ascot
Branch Lines around Barry
Branch Lines around Bodmin
Branch Lines around Canterbury	Mjroots
Branch Lines around Chard & Yeovil
Branch Lines around Cromer
Branch Lines around Denbigh
Branch Lines around Effingham Junction	Hassocks5489
Branch Lines around Exmouth
Branch Lines around Gosport
Branch Lines around Hay-on-Wye
Branch Lines around Hertford & Hatfield
Branch Lines around Huntingdon
Branch Lines around Lowestoft
Branch Lines around Lydney
Branch Lines around March
Branch Lines around Market Drayton
Branch Lines around Midhurst
Branch Lines around North Woolwich
Branch Lines around Oswestry
Branch Lines around Plymouth
Branch Lines around Porthmadog 1954-94
Branch Lines around Portmadoc 1923-46 The Welsh Highland and Festiniog Railways	Mjroots
Branch Lines around Ross-on-Wye
Branch Lines around Sheerness	Mjroots
Branch Lines around Spalding
Branch Lines around Swaffham
Branch Lines around Swansea
Branch Lines around Towcester
Branch Lines around Tiverton
Branch Lines around Weymouth
Branch Lines around Wimbourne
Branch Lines around Wisbech
Branch Lines around Witham & Kelvedon
Branch Lines around Wroxham
Branch Lines East of Norwich the Wherry Lines	Mjroots
Branch Lines of East London
Branch Lines of Midhurst
Branch Lines of West London	Redrose64
Branch Lines of West Wiltshire
Branch Lines to Alton
Branch Lines to Bartlow
Branch Lines to Clacton and Walton
Branch Lines to Cleobury Mortimer
Branch Lines to Clevedon & Portishead
Branch Lines to Dunstable
Branch Lines to East Grinstead
Branch Lines to Effingham Junction
Branch Lines to Exmouth	Redrose64
Branch Lines to Falmouth, Helston & St. Ives
Branch Lines to Harwich & Hadleigh
Branch Lines to Hemel Hempstead
Branch Lines to Henley, Windsor and Marlow	Redrose64
Branch Lines to Horsham	Mjroots
Branch Lines to Ilfracombe
Branch Lines to Launceston & Princetown
Branch Lines to Longmoor
Branch Lines to Midhurst	Mjroots
Branch Lines to Monmouth
Branch Lines to Newport (IOW)
Branch Lines to Newquay
Branch Lines to Pembroke and Cardigan	Redrose64
Branch Lines to Princes Risborough	Redrose64
Branch Lines to Seaton & Sidmouth
Branch Lines to Southend & Southminster
Branch Lines to Sudbury
Branch Lines to Torrington
Branch Lines to Tunbridge Wells	Mjroots
Branch Line from Leek
Branch Line to Allhallows
Branch Line to Ashburton
Branch Line to Bude
Branch Line to Cheddar
Branch Line to Fairford	Redrose64
Branch Line to Felixtowe & Aldeburgh
Branch Line to Hawkhurst	Mjroots
Branch Line to Hayling including the Isle of Wight Train Ferry
Branch Line to Ilfracombe
Branch Line to Kingsbridge
Branch Line to Kingswear
Branch Line to Lambourn	Redrose64
Branch Line to Looe
Branch Line to Lyme Regis
Branch Line to Lynton
Branch Line to Minehead
Branch Line to Moretonhampstead
Branch Line to Ongar including the Hainault Loop
Branch Line to Padstow
Branch Line to Selsey
Branch Line to Shrewsbury
Branch Line to Skegness & Mablethorpe
Branch Line to Southwold	Mjroots
Branch Line to Swanage
Branch Line to Swanage to 1999
Branch Line to Tenterden	Mjroots
Branch Line to the Derwent Valley
Branch Line to Upwell
Branch Line to Wantage	Redrose64
Brecon to Neath
Brecon to Newport
Brecon to Newtown
Brighton to Eastbourne
Brighton to Worthing	Hassocks5489
Bristol to Taunton
Bromley South to Rochester
Bromsgrove to Birmingham	Redrose64
Bromsgrove to Gloucester
Broxbourne to Cambridge
Brunel - a Railtour
Burnham to Evercreech Junction
Cambridge to Ely
Cardiff to Dowlais (Cae Harris)
Cardiff to Pontypridd	Redrose64
Cardiff to Swansea
Carlisle to Hawick
Carmarthen to Fishguard	Redrose64
Caterham and Tattenham Corner	Hassocks5489 Redrose64
Chard & Yeovil
Charing Cross to Dartford
Charing Cross to Orpington	Mjroots
Cheltenham to Andover
Cheltenham to Redditch
Chester to Birkenhead
Chester to Manchester
Chester to Rhyl
Chester to Warrington
Chichester to Portsmouth
Clapham Jn to Beckenham Jn
Clapham Junction 50 Years of Change
Consett to South Shields
Cornwall Narrow Gauge
Corris and Vale of Rheidol
Coventry to Leicester
Craven Arms to Wellington
Crawley to Littlehampton	Hassocks5489
Crewe to Manchester
Crewe to Wigan
Croydon (Woodside) to East Grinstead	Mjroots
Crystal Palace and Catford Loop
Darlington Leamside to Newcastle
Darlington to Newcastle
Dartford to Sittingbourne
Derby to Stoke-on-Trent
Derby Tramways
Devon Narrow Gauge
Didcot to Banbury	Redrose64
Didcot to Swindon	Redrose64
Didcot to Winchester	Redrose64
Dorset & Somerset Narrow Gauge
Douglas - Laxey - Ramsey
Douglas to Peel
Douglas to Port Erin
Douglas to Ramsey
Dover to Ramsgate including the Margate Sands Branch	Mjroots
Drem to Edinburgh
Dublin Northwards in the 1950s A tour of forgotten stations
Ealing to Slough	Redrose64
Eastbourne to Hastings
East Cornwall Mineral Railways
East Croydon to Three Bridges
East Kent Light Railway
East London Line	Redrose64
Ely to Kings Lynn
Ely to Norwich
Enfield Town & Palace Gates
Epsom to Horsham
Euston to Harrow & Wealdstone
Exeter to Barnstaple
Exeter to Newton Abbot
Exeter to Tavistock
Fareham to Salisbury
Faversham to Dover
Fenchurch Street to Barking
Festiniog in Colour 1955-82
Festiniog in the Fifties
Festiniog in the Sixties
Festiniog 50 Years of Enterprise
Festiniog 1946-55
Finsbury Park to Alexandra Palace
Frome to Bristol
Galashiels to Edinburgh
Gloucester to Bristol
Gloucester to Cardiff
Guildford to Redhill	Hassocks5489
Hampshire Narrow Gauge
Harrow to Watford
Hastings to Ashford
Hawick to Galashiels
Haywards Heath to Seaford
Hereford to Newport
Hertford Loop
Hexham to Carlisle
Hexham to Hawick
Hitchin to Peterborough
Holborn Viaduct to Lewisham
Ilford to Shenfield
Industrial Railways of the South East
Ipswich to Diss
Ipswich to Saxmundham
Isle of Man Railway Journey
Isle of Wight Lines 50 Years of Change
Kent Narrow Gauge	Mjroots
Kettering to Nottingham
Kidderminster to Shrewsbury
Kings Cross to Potters Bar
Kings Lynn to Hunstanton
Kingston and Hounslow Loops including the Shepperton Branch
Leeds to Selby and Goole	The joy of all things
Leicester to Burton
Lewisham to Dartford
Lincoln to Cleethorpes
Lincoln to Doncaster
Lines around Stamford
Lines around Wimbledon
Liverpool Street to Chingford
Liverpool Street to Ilford
Liverpool Tramways 2. The Southern Routes
Liverpool Tramways 3. The Northern Routes
Llandeilo to Swansea
London Bridge to Addiscombe
London Bridge to East Croydon
London Chatham and Dover Railway
Loughborough to Nottingham
Ludlow to Hereford
Machynlleth to Barmouth
Maestegg & Tondu Lines
Market Harborough to Newark
Marylebone to Rickmansworth	Redrose64
Melton Constable to Yarmouth Beach
Mitcham Junction Lines
Monmouthshire Eastern Valleys
Moreton-in-Marsh to Worcester	Redrose64
Morpeth to Bellingham
Mountain Ash to Neath
Newark to Doncaster
Newbury to Westbury	Redrose64
Newcastle to Hexham
Newton Abbot to Plymouth
Newtown to Aberystwyth
Northampton to Peterborough
North Kent Tramways
North London Line	Hassocks5489 Redrose64
North of Birmingham
Nottingham to Boston
Nottingham to Lincoln
Orpington to Tonbridge including the Branch Line to Westerham	Mjroots
Oswestry to Whitchurch
Oxford to Bletchley	Redrose64
Oxford to Moreton-in-Marsh	Redrose64
Paddington to Ealing	Redrose64
Paddington to Princes Risborough	Redrose64
Peterborough to Kings Lynn
Peterborough to Lincoln
Peterborough to Newark
Plymouth to St. Austell
Princes Risborough to Banbury	Redrose64
Pontypool to Mountain Ash
Pontypridd to Merthyr
Pontypridd to Port Talbot
Porthmadog to Blaenau
Portsmouth to Southampton
Potters Bar to Cambridge
Railways to Victory 1944-46
Reading to Basingstoke	Redrose64
Reading to Didcot	Redrose64
Reading to Guildford	Redrose64
Redhill to Ashford
Return to Blaenau 1970-82
Rhyl to Bangor
Rhymney & New Tredegar Lines
Rickmansworth to Aylesbury	Redrose64
Romnneyrail
Ruabon to Barmouth
Rugby to Birmingham
Rugby to Stafford	Redrose64
Rugby to Stoke-on-Trent
Ryde to Ventnor
Salisbury to Westbury
Salisbury to Yeovil
Saxmundham to Yarmouth
SECR Centenary Album
Shenfield to Ipswich
Shrewsbury to Chester
Shrewsbury to Crewe
Shrewsbury to Ludlow
Shrewsbury to Newtown
Sirhowy Valley Line
Sittingbourne to Ramsgate
Slough to Newbury	Redrose64
Southampton to Bournemouth
South Croydon Line
South Eastern Railway
South London Line	Redrose64
South Lynn to Norwich City
Spalding to Grimsby
Stafford to Chester
Stafford to Wellington
St. Albans to Bedford
St. Austell to Penzance
St. Boswell to Berwick
Steaming through Cornwall
Steaming through East Hants
Steaming through East Sussex
Steaming through Kent	Mjroots
Steaming through Surrey
Steaming through the Isle of Wight
Steaming through West Sussex
Steaming through West Hants
Stourbridge to Wolverhampton	Redrose64
St. Pancras to Barking
St. Pancras to Folkestone
St. Pancras to St. Albans
Stratford to Cheshunt
Stratford upon Avon to Birmingham	Redrose64
Stratford upon Avon to Cheltenham	Redrose64
Strood to Paddock Wood
Surrey Narrow Gauge
Sussex Narrow Gauge
Swanley to Ashford
Swansea to Carmarthen	Redrose64
Swindon to Bristol
Swindon to Gloucester	Redrose64
Swindon to Newport
Talyllyn 50 Years of Change
Talyllyn 60
Tamworth to Derby
Taunton to Barnstaple
Taunton to Exeter
Tavistock to Plymouth
The East Kent Light Railway	Mjroots
Three Bridges to Brighton	Hassocks5489
Tilbury Loop
Tivetshall to Beccles
Tonbridge to Hastings
Two-foot Gauge Survivors
Uttoxeter to Macclesfield
Victoria to Bromley South
Victoria to East Croydon
Walsall Routes
Wareham to Swanage 50 years
War on the Line
Waterloo to Windsor
Waterloo to Woking
Watford to Leighton Buzzard
Wellingborough to Leicester
Welshpool to Llanfair
Wenford Bridge to Fowey
Westbury to Bath
Westbury to Taunton
West Cornwall Mineral Railways
West Croydon to Epsom
West London Line	Redrose64
West Sussex Railways in the 1980s	Hassocks5489
Willesden Junction to Richmond
Wimbledon to Beckenham	Hassocks5489
Wimbledon to Epsom
Woking to Alton
Woking to Portsmouth
Woking to Southampton
Wolverhampton to Shrewsbury
Wolverhampton to Stafford
Worcester to Birmingham	Redrose64
Worcester to Hereford
Worthing to Chichester
Wrexham to New Brighton
Yeovil to Dorchester
Yeovil to Exeter
Yeovil 50 Years of Change
York to Scarborough

Oakwood Press books

Title	Copy held by
The Axholme Joint Railway : including the Goole & Marshland Light Railway and the Isle of Axholme Light Railway
The Barnstaple and Ilfracombe Railway
The Barry Railway
Lawson Billinton : a career cut short
The Callander and Oban Railway
The Cambrian railways
The Caterham Railway : the Story of a Feud--and its Aftermath
The Coniston Railway
The Dundee and Newtyle Railway including the Alyth and Blairgowrie Branches
The East Lincolnshire Railway
The Eden Valley Railway
The Elan Valley railway : The Railway of Birmingham Corporation Waterworks
The Festiniog Railway : Vol. 2 - Locomotives, Rolling Stock and Quarry Feeders
The Great Northern Railway (Ireland)
Highbridge in its Heyday : Home of the Somerset and Dorset Railway
Horse Trams of the British Isles
The Ingleton Branch : A Lost Route to Scotland
The Isle of Man Railway
The Kendal And Windermere Railway: Gateway to the Lakes
The Lauder Light Railway
The Lickey Incline
The Light Railway Handbook
The Mid-Suffolk Light Railway
The Moretonhampstead and South Devon Railway
The Newton Abbot to Kingswear Railway
North Midlands Trains in the Thirties
Private and Untimetabled Railway Stations : Halts and Stopping Places Note: Most of the text is rotated 90°; it has therefore not been OCR'd and is not searchable (though still readable) in the Archive.org copy
Rails to Achill : a West of Ireland Branch Line
Rails to Turnberry and Heads of Ayr : The Maidens & Dunure Light Railway and the Butlin's Branch
The Railways of Porthgain and Abereiddi
The Railways of Stourbridge
J.G. Robinson : A Lifetime's Work
The Solway Junction Railway
The St Andrews Railway
Through the Ranks on the Southern : A career in the Nationalised railway industry
The Tramways of Lytham St. Annes

Wild Swan books

In addition to the books listed below, Archive.org holds (currently) 30 issues of British Railway Journal from 1983 to 1990 (then published by Wild Swan Publications, later by Cygnet Magazines).

An index to BRJ exists on a site independent of Wild Swan or Cygnet.

Title	Copy held by
The Banbury & Cheltenham Railway - Volume One
Birmingham New Street : The Story of a Great Station : Including Curzon Street
The Claughton & Patriot 4-6-0s
Edwardian Enterprise : A review of Great Western Railway development in the first decade of this century	Verbarson
Folkestone's Railways
The Forest of Dean Branch - Volume One: Newnham to Cinderford
The Forest of Dean Branch - Volume Two: The Churchway and Whimsey branches
G. W. R. Company Servants	Verbarson
Great Western Auto Trailers - Part Two: Post-Grouping and Absorbed Vehicles Note: incorrectly named Midland & South Western Junction Railway on Archive.org
Great Western Pictorial No. 2: The Hubback Collection
A Gresley anthology
The Hawkhurst Branch
An Illustrated History of LSWR Locomotives : The Adams Classes
Lancashire & Yorkshire Wagons - Volume One
LMS Engine Sheds : Their History and Development - Volume Three: The Lanccashire and Yorkshire Railway
Midland & South Western Junction Railway - Volume One
Window on the Great Western : An Album of Everyday Scenes from the 1930s & 40s