The previous four blog posts in this series, the most recent of which is here, have focused on the past. Today’s post links past and…
In our previous post in this series, we started looking at the men injured in the 1924 Manton tunnel accident. So far we’ve been using…
Our previous blog post on the Manton tunnel explosion of May 1924 explored the lives and families of those men who died, Thomas Cockerill and…
This is another in our occasional series of posts produced by University of Portsmouth History degree students as part of their course. For their second-year…
On the bookshelves of many in the rail industry and many more rail enthusiasts, you’ll probably find a copy of Tom Rolt’s Red for Danger.…
In this blog post we continue our occasional series produced by University of Portsmouth History degree students as part of their course. For their second-year…
In this blog post we start a series, running through the rest of the year, produced by University of Portsmouth History degree students as part…
In this blog post we continue our series produced by University of Portsmouth History degree students as part of their course this year. For their…
It’s not often that the kinds of accidents which feature in the Railway Work, Life & Death project and its database were described as a…
Holidays were odd times for the railways. Many services – particularly goods – kept moving, so at least some staff were still at work. Yet…