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Railway World 1984 August Coal by rail - the staiths at Dunston-on-Tyne
Railway World 1984 August
CONTENTS
398 Coal by rail - the staiths at Dunston-on-Tyne P. & K. GroundwaterNot many railway sites can go back to the 17th and 18th centuries for their origins, but such is the case of the staiths at Dunston, finally closed by BR in 1980.
403 Emergency! Train Divided Peter BrockA report on today's railways -- how a quick-thinking signalman diverted a breakaway and prevented devastation at Carlisle on May Day, 1984.
405 Seen and heardAnthony J. Lambert reports on radio railway programmes and presents some video reviews.
407 New Books
408 Overseas Steam SceneBill Alborough and his magic carpet reporting on steam workings around the world.
410 Australia's last (real) steam railways Graham BlackThe day that steam died on the South Maitland Railway in June last year.
412 Industrial Pride!Taking up a point raised in Main Lines earlier this year, Graeme Binns asks for a better deal for industrials; Eric Maxwell reports on the Tanfield Railway and Steven Oakden details progress made by the Yorkshire Dales Railway.
418 Barry rescues Francis B. BlakeWhat is happening at Barry and why only 40-1- locomotives are left in the famous scrapyard.
420 Eric Treacy Memorial Competition 1983
423 Bristol fashion - the restoration of Brunel's Temple Meads Michael HarrisOne of the biggest railway or architectural conservation projects is that for Brunet's terminus station at Bristol Temple Meads.
429 Preservation Sceneincluding West Highland Fling by Bob Avery and Brian Dobbs, reporting on steam to Mallaig.
433 Salute to Derek Cross
434 Rail Report
438 Enthusiast's Month
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