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Displaying 1 to 5 (of 5 products) Result Pages:  1   Cat. No.+      Publisher   Product Name   Price   Buy Now   SH-1871064-015   Castleberg  Shanty Life on the Settle-Carlisle Railway  By W.R. Mitchell  Some 2000 people lived in shanty towns on the moors between Ribblehead and Dent Head in the 1870's as the Midland Railway built its Settle-Carlisle Railway - a fast, all-weather route by which it might claim its share of the lucrative Scottish traffic. Navvies, carpenters, masons and miners were among those engaged... More >>> £2.40   £1.75  INC UK Zero-Rated VAT    SH-1871064-031   Castleberg  How They Built the Settle-Carlisle Railway  By W.R. Mitchell  A fascinating collection of contemporary notes and comments from 1870, made as the Settle-Carlisle Railway was under construction. Features over 20 black and white photographs Secondhand Softback 17.5cm x 24cm, 48 pages, over 20 black and white photographs on art paper £3.00   £2.00  INC UK Zero-Rated VAT    SH-1871064-058   Castleberg  The Settle-Carlisle in Action  By Peter Fox  An excellent photo album of the historic Settle and Carlisle Railway, featuring the phorographs of Peter Fox, taken over more than a quarter of a Century. Secondhand Softback 17.5cm x 24cm, 48 pages, over 50 black and white photographs on art paper £3.00   £2.00  INC UK Zero-Rated VAT    SH-1871064-50-3   Castleberg  Garsdale and Aisgill on the Settle-Carlisle Railway  by W.R. Mitchell and Peter Fox  An excellent short history of part of the Settle-Carlisle Railway, featuring over 50 black and white photographs of Garsdale and Aisgill, plus additional line drawings. Secondhand Softback 17.5cm x 24cm, 48 pages, over 50 black and white photographs on art paper. £3.60   £2.50  INC UK Zero-Rated VAT    SH-1871064-554   Castleberg  Settle and the Railway  By W.R. Mitchell and Peter Fox  Settle was neatly split in two parts by the Midland Railway when, in the 1870's, they drove a line northwards to Carlisle. A ruling gradient of 1 in 100 to Aisgill was proposed, and the market town of North Ribblesdale had its appearance radically altered by viaducts and embankments. Settle and the... More >>> £3.60   £2.50  INC UK Zero-Rated VAT   Displaying 1 to 5 (of 5 products) Result Pages:  1