Down the American road? Industrial research on the London, Midland and Scottish Railway, 1923-1947 - Colin Divall, IRS&TH

Railways in the imperial imagination - Robert Lee, University of Western Sydney, MacArthur

Potential World Heritage Sites in Asia and the Pacific - Robert Lee, University of Western Sydney, MacArthur

Going places? Visitors, enthusiasts and the public history of transport- Colin Divall, IRS&TH (Inaugural lecture as Professor of Railway Studies in the University of York)

Transport: then, now, and tomorrow - Ralph Harrington,(Worshipful Company of Carmen Lecture, given at the Royal Society of Arts, London, 25 November 1998)

The railway accident: trains and trauma in nineteenth-century Britain - Ralph Harrington

Perceptions of the locomotive driver: image and identity on British railways, c.1840-c.1950 - Ralph Harrington (contains illustrations)

Is collecting railway ephemera an archaeological task? - Robert Forsythe, Industrial and Transport Heritage Historian and Consultant (contains illustrations)

Writing the Biography of Edward Watkin - David Hodgkins

Ghosts, trains and trams: the technologies of transport in the ghost stories of M. R. James - Ralph Harrington

British railway research - the first hundred years (Working Paper No.8) - A.O. Gilchrist

A history of engineering research on British Railways (Working Paper No.10) - A.O Gilchrist

A history of British Railways' electrical research (Working Paper No.11) - A.O. Gilchrist

ASLEF and the Locomotive Engine Drivers’, Firemen’s And Cleaners’ Union of Western Australia – Some Comparisons And Contrasts In Their Early Development - Bobbie Oliver

Cultures of transport: representation, practice and technology - Colin Divall and George Revill

This is a revised version of an essay originally published in the Journal of Tranport History 3rd ser. 26/1 (Mar. 2005): 99-111.

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