Preservation & Museums
The Touring Consortium Theatre Company & The York Theatre Royal
The Railway Children Live at Waterloo Station
Programme for the York Theatre and NRM play performed at Waterloo Station in 2011.
TINKER, Richard
Railway Heritage Trust - Annual Report and Accounts 1999/2000
Although issued as a report and accounts, these publications are largely a review of projects undertaken during the year with the financial section on only a limited number of pages. Projects are described and accompanied by high quality photographs.
VANNS, Michael A.
Witness to Change: A Record of the Industrial Revolution - The Elton Collection at the Ironbridge Gorge Museum
Drawings, prints, other ephemera and artefacts of the Industrial Revolution collected by Sir Arthur Elton. Well presented in a landscape format with mostly colour image. The collection focused on early railway construction and operation.
Vintage Carriages Trust
In Trust - A Guide to the Collection of the Vintage Carriages Trust
WALKER, Colin
Happy Return - The Rail 150 Steam Cavalcade
Photographic record of the 1975 locomotive Cavalcade to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Stockton & Darlington.
WARREN, Alan
Barry Scrapyard - The Preservation Miracle
An enlarged, extended and updated version of the authors previously published "Rescued from Barry". A general introduction with colour photographs is followed individual full page portraits of each rescued locomotive, including a photograph.
WARREN, Alan
Rescued from Barry
The locomotives that left Barry scrapyard for preservation in chronological order from the first in 1968. Each locomotive is featured with a photograph and narrative history.
WHITE, John (ed.)
Rail Museum and Historic York
Early guide to the NRM, produced in 1975 after the museums opening from articles in the Yorkshire Evening Press. Illustrated throughout.
WHITEHOUSE, P.B.
The Last Parade
An Authorised tribute to British Steam Preservation
Tribute to steam preservation, recording the events of the 1975 15th anniversary of the opening of the Stockton & Darlington. Illustrated throughout in colour and black and white. A lavish production in a slip case and limited to 3,000 copies.