Infrastructure
BOOCOCK, Colin & STANTON, Peter
An Illustrated History of Eastleigh Locomotive Works
Fine history of the works from its opening by the LSWR in 1909 to closure in 2006. Photographs throughout, including colour.
CONNOR, J.E.
London's Disused Stations - The London & South Western Railway
Volume 5
Fifth in the series covering disused stations in London. This volume covers the LSWR including Tooting, Merton, Wimbledon and the West London Extension railways. The history of each station is supported with photographs throughout.
CONNOR, J.E.
London's Disused Stations - The London Chatham & Dover Railway
Volume 3
DAVIS, H.G.
Waterloo
One Hundred Years in the Life of a Railway Station 1848-1948
BR Southern booklet commemorating the centenary of Waterloo station in 1948. History and description supported by photographs throughout and including centre colour pages reproducing the famous poster images of the station at War and Peace.
FAIRCLOUGH, Tony & WILLS, Alan
Southern Steam in Works - Brighton, Ashford, Eastleigh
FAIRMAN, J.R.
Making Tracks
History and products of the Redbridge Works, originally established by the LSWR in 1879. It supplied track materials including sleepers, fasteninggs, switches, crossings, timers and long welded rail. Photographs throughout of the works and its products.
GRIFFITHS, Roger
Southern Sheds in Camera
Pictorial study of Southern sheds with extended captions. Includes many Southern Railway and pre-grouping photographs. Of a series of four "sheds in camera" works by Roger Griffiths and John Hooper covering each of the Big Four companies.
HARDINGHAM, Roger
A Tribute to Eastleigh's Railways - The Norman Cox Collection
Fine collection of photographs of Eastleigh works and its locomotives covering the period from the LSWR to British Railways steam, with most in Southern Railway days.
HARESNAPE, Brian
Railway Liveries - Southern Railway
Southern livery schemes as applied to locomotives, rolling stock and infrastructure. With colour and lettering style examples. One of a series featuring each of the big four companies (see separate listings).