Railways: v. 2 (Studies in Transport History)

Each volume in this series is a collection of articles in the study of transport history, selected from a leading journal in the field. Each contains articles selected by a distinguished scholar, as well as an authorative introduction by the volume editor. Individually they form a foundation to the study of the history of a mode of transport; together they make a library of modern research in the field. This second volume on railway transport covers further topics including the railway interest: its organisation and influence, 1839-1914; workmen's fares in south london; the Furness railway and the growth of Barrow; and West Riding landowners and the railways.