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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Blue 'Deltic' days - colour photos of 'Deltic' diesels aBackTrack Cover November 2006round York in late 1970s/early 1980s
St. Pancras - the 'railway cathedral' - a brief history of the London terminus by Alistair F. Nisbet
Safety on and about the railway - Michael B. Binks writes about safety practices to protect track workers
The Bombing of Britain's Railways Part 3 - John W.E. Helm chronicles the attacks on the railway system during the First World War
Between Gloucester and Hereford - colour photographs of the GWR branch
Ten Miles of Magic - Railway Steamer Services on Windermere 1845-2005 by Geoffrey Skelsey
North of Newcastle - colour photographs on the East Coast Main Line
The Bude Line Part 1 - a history of this LSWR branch by David Thrower
Lancashire Hot-Pot - colour pictures of steam at various Lancashire locations
Sharp's of Manchester Part 2 - Michael Rutherford concludes his history of the Manchester loco building firm of Sharp, Stewart & Co.
Lad labourer on the LNER - the experiences of Peter Vines on the Signals & Telegraph Dept. in the Cambridge area.
St. Pancras - the 'railway cathedral' - a brief history of the London terminus by Alistair F. Nisbet
Safety on and about the railway - Michael B. Binks writes about safety practices to protect track workers
The Bombing of Britain's Railways Part 3 - John W.E. Helm chronicles the attacks on the railway system during the First World War
Between Gloucester and Hereford - colour photographs of the GWR branch
Ten Miles of Magic - Railway Steamer Services on Windermere 1845-2005 by Geoffrey Skelsey
North of Newcastle - colour photographs on the East Coast Main Line
The Bude Line Part 1 - a history of this LSWR branch by David Thrower
Lancashire Hot-Pot - colour pictures of steam at various Lancashire locations
Sharp's of Manchester Part 2 - Michael Rutherford concludes his history of the Manchester loco building firm of Sharp, Stewart & Co.
Lad labourer on the LNER - the experiences of Peter Vines on the Signals & Telegraph Dept. in the Cambridge area.
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