Crewe Works
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Crewe |
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Diane Drummond |
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Crewe, an archetypal railway town, was built on a green-field site by a railway company in 1842-3, and became a major junction, an administrative centre and an important manufacturing centre. It provides an ideal arena in which to study the relationship between company and people and the effects of this claustrophobic association on emerging economic and social structure and politics in the era of large-scale development and modernization in Europe and America. |
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185928020X |
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273 |
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Scolar Press |
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Crewe Station, Traffic and Footplate Working in the 1950s |
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Bill Rear |
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A history of Crewe railway station analysing the various locomotive diagrams operated during the 1950s. Supported by a comprehensive selection of photos Bill Rear also provides train reporting numbers, class, times and much else. |
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0711026572 |
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Ian Allan Publishing |
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A Pictorial Tribute to Crewe Works in the Age of Steam |
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Edward Talbot |
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Throughout the steam age, Crewe Works was one of the leading, if not the leading, railway works in the UK. Indeed, in 1913 The Railway Magazine described it as ‘the most famous railway works in the world.’ In its heyday (particularly under the London & North Western Railway) it was world renowned for its manufacture and repair of locomotives and carriages, but this was only a part of its activities. |
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0860933954 |
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128 |
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Oxford Publishing Company |
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