BRITAIN'S LEADING HISTORICAL RAILWAY JOURNAL September 2006 Journal Between Reading and Redhill - colour feature on the route via Guildford and Dorking The Bombing of Britain's Railways Part 1 - John W.E. Helm chronicles attacks on the railway system during the First World War St. Erth to St. Ives - colour photos of this Cornish branch in 1988 Trip Working -  David Stewart-David describes these now largely vanished local goods operations. No Fair Way to close a Railway - A. J. Mullay on the run-down and closure of the St. Andrews branch The Mid-Kent Railway - the history of the Lewisham-Beckenham-Selsdon route by Jeremy Clarke And then there were Nine - colour photos of the small class of GWR '47XX' 2-8-0s "I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills" - colour feature on steam over the Settle-Carlisle line Muck, Brass and Glasgow's railways Part 2 - Robert D. Campbell continues his review of the Glasgow Corporation's refuse traffic A Brief Survey of the Irish 4-4-0 Part 3 - by Michael Rutherford Derby 1945-1963 Part 2: concluding Ian Mellor's account of his apprenticeship in the loco works Sailing by - three colour photos of railway paddle steamers Mr. Robert Stephenson's address on the railways - a transcript of the address given to the Institution of Civil Engineers in 1856. Previous Month | Next Month | 2006 Index Home Page | Order A Back Issue | Subscribe Now | 2006 Journals 2007 Journals | 2008 Journals | 2009 Journals | 2010 Journals All material on this site is ©2010 Pendragon Publishing. Reproduction in any form is prohibited. All rights reserved.  Comments or issues with the Web site to: Derek@Gillibrandd.plus.com THE COMPREHENSIVE VOICE OF RAILWAY HISTORY