Multiple Aspects
SEMMENS, P.W.B.
The Heyday of GWR Train Services
Development of GWR train services in the inter-war period. Chapters cover the main routes; main line passenger services; named trains; branch lines; parcels and freight; and practice and performance. Illustrated throughout with photographs and tables.
SHORLAND-BALL, Rob
Common Roots - Separate Branches: Railway History and Preservation.
Proceedings of an international symposium held at the NRM in 1993.
SIMMONS, Jack
The Express Train and Other Railway Studies
Collection of studies by the railway historian, Professor Jack Simmons. Chapters cover varied aspects, mostly relating to the ninteenth century. See 'more information' for chapters.
SIMMONS, Jack
Railways - An Anthology
Writings on railways from authors such as Dickens, Ruskin and Hardy to politicans, engineers, railwaymen and foreign observers. Theses include stations, construction, travelling, organisation and accidents,covering the period from 1615 to the 1980s.
TALBOT, Edward
L.N.W.R. Miscellany
Volumes One and Two
Fine collection of LNWR photographs covering locomotives, infrastructure, employees, special occasions, road vehicles and other subjects. Issued in two high standard volumes by Oxford Publishing in 1978 and 1980.
TATFORD, Barrington
The Story of British Railways
A review of companies and rolling stock published in 1945, providing a historical perspective and then current activities. A feature of the book is the large number of photographs, together with 24 coloured plates.
The National Council on Inland Transport
A Future Policy for Britain's Transport [1964]
TWELLS, H.N.
LMS Miscellany - A Pictorial Record of the Company's Activities in the Public Eye and Behind the Scenes
Volumes One to Three
A fine and fascinating collection of photographs illustrating all aspects of London, Midland and Scottish operations. Each volume has detailed photograph captions.
