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Volume 3 Index
Author and subject index of Volume 3. is available, providing a comprehensive listing of
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Volume 3 Number 10
Contents:
Plain tales from incline top - Part II
Industrial power
Winding-up at Lampeter
Miffordd
Anniversary pages - I; Elan valley centenary
Anniversary pages - II; Trevithick memorial
Four vans at Dymock, 1959
Dowlais ammonia tanks - an addendum
Rhydyfelin viaduct
A Barry 'J' to Brecon?
Volume 3 Number 9
Contents:
The Saga of the Manchester and Milford Railway
Nant Hall, LNWR
Tales from the Incline Top, TVR
Inspection at Rhydyfelin
Breakdown Train Proposals
The Cowbridge Mail
Volume 3 Number 8
25th Anniversary Issue
Contents:
Genesis - the origins of the WRRC
Private Owner Propaganda - a variant PO livery
The Main Incline Revisited - some prodigious effort
on the TVR
A Bridge Too Far - a proposed Severn crossing
Last Passengers at Dowlais Central
Oh no! Not Ammonia Tanks Again!
Spotlight on Talsarnau
August Bank Holiday, 65 years ago
TVR 10T Open Goods c,1886-87
A Walk Around Blaenavon
Lad Porter at Aberbran
MT&A Coaching Stock
Branches Fork to Branches Forgotten!
Kilvert's Railways
Battle Stations and Battle Waggons......
A Fitters' Notebook - II
Rhymney Railway 3-plank Dropside Waggon
Dovey Junction Memories
Railway Miscellany
The Barry Bit
Volume 3 Number 7
Contents:
The Cwmdu connection
Marshfield revisited
Two Saints
Nantlle railway
Collision in the blackout
The International railway index
Signalling update
The Barry bit
Conflict on the Blaenavon branch of the Port Talbot Railway
Strolling through the Rhondda tunnel
Volume 3 Number 6
Contents:
South Wales Signalling
Radyr in detail, Part 2
Poaching on the PTR
South Wales Mineral Railway
Last Saint in Cardiff
Last Train to Brecon
Cambrian 0-4-4T Locomotives
Volume 3 Number 5
Contents:
The Wye Bridge at Chepstow
More on Ammonia Traffic
Barry Steamers, Part 2
Radyr in detail
GWR 44xx in South Wales
Mill Street Fatality, 1870
Volume 3 Number 4
Contents:
Transport at Abercrave
LNWR Mainline Accident
Swansea Docks 1865 - an Update
Pant, Dowlais Recollections
Barry Steamers
Newport Puzzle
Rhiwbach Tramway
Volume 3 Number 3
Contents:
B&M Watering Facilities
Mid Wales Through Carriages
Dean Singles at Newport
First British Industrial Garratt
Swansea Docks 1865
Ammonia Traffic on the MT&A
Pentir Rhiw
On the Vale of Neath in 1865
A(N&SW)D&R 0-4-0ST ALEXANDRA - whither its
origin?
From Neath to Neath via Upper Bank
From Our Own Correspondent - Overcrowded Trains
Deeds and Misdeeds - Crimes on the line
The Barry Bit - A police inspector mis-employs his
staff
Volume 3 Number 2
Contents:
Mid Wales Through Carriages
Hull & Barnsley Coaches in South Wales
Cambrian Cameo - Moat Lane Junction
The Caerphilly Branch of the B&M
Clydach-on-Tawe North
LNWR Working Instructions at Ebbw Vale
Whoops! - A Mishap at Llantarnam Station
Tracking Railway Archives Project
Research for Modelling Mostyn
The Barry Bit - Distant Signals
Volume 3 Number 1
South Wales 150th anniversary issue
Contents
The Grand Opening of the SWR
The First Train - News reports of 1850
Contract 4N - The SWR’s Construction Manual
Passenger Traffic on the SWMR
Ferryside - A wayside signal box
Inspection of the SWR- From 'The Cambrian'
When the railway reached Newport
Landore Viaduct - An essay in wood
SWR Meat Vans
SWR Rolling Stock Drawings
The Swansea Terminus of the SWR
The Barry Bit - New facilities at Pwllgwaun