BRITAIN'S LEADING HISTORICAL RAILWAY JOURNAL

June 2009 Journal

Winwick Quay and Junction - colour spread by Brian Magilton of a busy spot on the West Coast route north of Warrington.

The Queen of the South and her railways - David Stirling looks at the development of railways and train services through Dumfries.

Victoria Park Junction - Allan Patterson recalls working a busy signal box in East London in the 1970s and 80s.

Eulogy for the 4-SUBs - Alistair F. Nisbet remembers these stalwarts of the Southern electric lines.

St. Pancras: From Redundancy to Jewel in the Crown - Part 2 - Geoffrey Skelsey concludes the story of how the Midland's grand station became the gateway to Europe.

Steam on the South Western Main Line - four pages of colour of the SR Pacifics.

The Logistics of Railway Construction - Part 1 - Gordon Biddle looks at how the railways obtained the materials to build their earthworks, bridges and stations.

Railways, Dr. Beeching and the BBC - Part 2 - the concluding part of Michael Rutherford's review of recent television presentation of 1960s railway history.

A 'Directors' Cut - colour spread of the Great Central D10 and D11 Class 'Director' 4-4-0s.

Railway Canals - A.J. Mullay explains how the canals failed to benefit in Edwardian times from the prosperity of the railways which owned them.

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