10000 results for 'Museum, National Railway'

Discover the forgotten railways of West Sussex, a region rich in history and industrial heritage. This book presents a unique collection of photographs and short text sections documenting the...

The Settle-Carlisle Railway is one of the world's most iconic rail journeys, spanning 72 miles through some of England's most breathtaking landscapes. Its creation was marked by controversy and...

Museums and Photography Displaying Death explores how death is represented in various types of museums, including history, anthropology, art, ethnographic, and science museums. The book examines the...

Mike Jacobs' latest volume in his personal reminiscences is a fascinating look back at his railway childhood. This new title continues the same theme as its predecessor, 'Memories of Isle of Wight...

Electronics and Wiring for Model Railways is a comprehensive guide for railway modellers, covering the technical components that can make or break a realistic layout. With the help of an electronics...

A full-size folding map of the UK, featuring every National Trust and National Trust for Scotland property, is a must-have for anyone planning a Great British adventure. The map includes practical...

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being applied in museums, transforming how data is collected and used. Machine learning and deep learning techniques can now be applied to digital object...

Ken Gorbey's remarkable journey took him from developing New Zealand's Te Papa Tongarewa Museum to saving Germany's Jewish Museum Berlin. In 1999, he was recruited by W. Michael Blumenthal to turn...

The Mansfield-Southwell-Rolleston Railway is a detailed study of a lesser-known railway line in England. First opened in 1874, it played an important role in the local economy before its closure in...

The North Western Railway of India was one of British India's largest railway systems. Created from the merger of several local Indian lines, it expanded and took on dual responsibilities: running...

The Mansfield Railway Serving 'old King Coal', 'fast Fish' and Holidays at the Seaside by Robert Western. This nostalgic railway guide celebrates the history of the Mansfield Railway, which operated...

Museums, Immigrants, and Social Justice by Sophia Labadi offers compelling insights into the role of museums in addressing cultural, economic, social, and political inequalities faced by immigrants...

Railway Breakdown Cranes: A Historical Look at Steam Breakdown Cranes on Britain's Railways This two-volume work provides a comprehensive historical look at railway breakdown cranes in Britain. In...

Theatre and Museums (Theatre And, 29) By Susan Bennett Springer, 2012 This book explores the relationship between theatre and museums, examining how these two cultural practices intersect. Bennett...

The Brecon & Merthyr Railway: A Scenic Journey Through South Wales. This third volume in a trilogy explores the railway line from Merthyr to Pontsticill, where it connected with the Newport line and...

Dumfries & Galloway's Lost Railways is a nostalgic look back at the region's railway network from its heyday in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book features 51 pictures and a map,...

The Case of the Missing Museum Archives by Steven Brezenoff is a mystery novel that follows Amal and her friends as they investigate the theft of plans for a failed flying machine from the Air and...

Museums 2000: A Global Perspective on Politics, People and Profit This book explores the complex realities that shape museums today, moving beyond narrow debates about professional practice to...

New Zealand railway builders overcame numerous challenges to create a comprehensive railway system. From its heyday to the day it was no longer needed, this is the story of New Zealand's railways...

Oceanarium: Welcome to the Museum takes readers on an underwater journey around the world's oceans, from sandy shorelines to the darkest depths. Discover fascinating creatures like giant whale...

The Lost Railways of County Durham by Bernard Byrom Explore the hidden history of County Durham's railway network in this fascinating study. From its early beginnings to its eventual decline, the...

British Railways Locomotives & Coaching Stock 2022 is a comprehensive guide to all locomotives and coaching stock currently in service on Britain's main line railways. This fully updated reference...

The Augmented Museum: Essays on Opportunities and Uses of Augmented Reality in Museums By Elizabeth Kane and Dr. Brett Ashley Crawford This collection of essays explores how museums are adapting to...

The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum is a regional history museum in Buffalo, Wyoming. Pharmacist Jim Gatchell's arrival in 1900 had an immediate impact on the Johnson County community.Before his death...

Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion in Museums brings together key perspectives on addressing inequities in museums. Edited by Dr Johnnetta Betsch Cole and Laura Lott, this collection of...

Britain's railways played a crucial role in the outcome of World War I. Contrary to popular belief, their contribution went far beyond simply transporting soldiers to the front lines. In fact,...

The Railways of Bradford and Leeds: Their History and Development By Peter Waller This book tells the story of the railways in Bradford and Leeds, from their early development to the present day. It...

The Four Seasons by Christopher Vine Experience the changing seasons through the eyes of a young boy as he explores the adventures on his farm railway. A new locomotive, the Duchess of Hamilton,...

Britain's Railways from the Air offers a unique perspective on the history and workings of Britain's railways. By taking to the skies, Rob Higgins reveals the marvels of Victorian engineering that...

Manchester Museum is a stunning guide to the new museum at the University of Manchester. This beautifully illustrated book takes you on a tour of the museum's spectacular objects and stories,...

Railways of the British Empire: Australasia and Beyond by Colin Alexander and Alon Siton explores the extensive network of railways built by British engineers across the globe, particularly in the...

The Decline and Fall of the Westerham Railway A Prelude to Beeching by Ron Strutt In 1963, the Westerham Railway was closed as part of the Beeching Axe, a major restructuring of Britain's railway...

Shaila Bhatti's Translating Museums offers an in-depth historical and ethnographic analysis of the Lahore Museum in Pakistan, one of the first books to examine a South Asian museum in depth.This...

The Railway Station Man by Jennifer Johnston tells the story of two people who find each other in unexpected ways. A woman, seeking solitude and healing, settles near a remote railway station, while...

London's Dock Railways: The Royal Docks, North Woolwich and Silvertown By Dave Marden Kestrel Railway Books, 2013 The railways in and around London's docks played a vital role in the national railway...

Railways & Recollections 1959 by Michael Baker This nostalgic collection of railway photographs and stories from 1959 offers a unique glimpse into Britain's rail network during a bygone era...

Railway Signal Engineering in the Mechanical Era by L. P. Lewis is a standard treatise on mechanical railway signalling, first published in 1910. This edition has been revised and enlarged over time,...

Britain's Railways in the Second World War by Michael Foley is an in-depth account of the crucial role played by the railways during World War II. As the country faced unprecedented logistical...

Railways of Derbyshire in the Twenty-First Century by John Jackson explores the county's railway heritage, from its passenger services to freight traffic. The book takes a tour of the county's...

The Disused Railways of East Scotland A fascinating collection of photographs reveals the remnants of east Scotland's railway network. Michael Mather explores these abandoned lines, bringing them to...

Museum marketing is about building relationships, not just selling exhibits. This practical guide helps museums overcome common challenges and adopt a marketing approach that benefits both the...

The Railway Song Book by John Diprose is a charming collection of railway-themed songs. This book brings together folk tunes and parlor ballads that celebrate the romance of train travel, offering a...

The Hill Railways of the Indian Subcontinent is a comprehensive guide to seven branch lines that traverse the mountain ranges of India and Pakistan. These lesser-known railways, such as the...

Tracing Lost Railways by Trevor Yorke is a unique guide to the remnants of disused railways. Following the drastic railway closures of the 1960s, many miles of infrastructure fell into decay, leaving...

The Cromford and High Peak Railway in Colour A unique glimpse into one of Britain's most unusual railways is presented here. In 1831, this railway opened, linking the Cromford Canal with the Peak...

Devon's Railways North and East of the County follows the routes of two main lines that enter the county from the east. The former Western Region line runs from Whiteball Tunnel in the Blackdown...

Museums and Difference explores how modern concepts of culture and ideas about difference are intertwined. This collection of essays examines how museums construct themselves, their collections, and...

The Wrexham and Ellesmere Railway is a detailed history of this cross country route. First published in 2004, this book explores the story behind the closure of passenger services to this route in...

The Last Spike: A Story of Railway, Rebellion and Nationhood In 1881, Canada was on the brink of collapse as it struggled to build its transcontinental railway. Against all odds, the project was...

The Hixon Railway Disaster: A True Story of Rail Safety. In January 1968, Britain's railway system was shaken to its core by a devastating accident at Hixon in Staffordshire. The introduction of...

Britain's Railways in Transition 1976-90 by John Evans is a detailed account of the railways' resurgence during a period of economic and cultural upheaval. Against the backdrop of turmoil, the...

Explore the railway network that served Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley in the 1950s and 60s. This book is filled with photographs, track layouts, operating instructions and timetables brought...

Peter's Railway and the Forgotten Engine by Christopher G. C. Vine is a heartwarming tale about two young friends who build a miniature steam railway across their farm, linking their houses. They...

The Great Western Railway Volume Six South Wales Main Line Volume 6 by Stanley C. Jenkins and Martin Loader. In the mid-19th century, the construction of the South Wales Railway was seen as a vital...

The Railways of London Docklands: Their History and Development A comprehensive study of the planning and building of railways in London's Docklands over the past 180 years. This book explores the...

Railway Travel in World War Two by Peter Steer is a detailed examination of how the British public's mobility needs were met during the war years. The book challenges common assumptions about railway...

Exploring the history of museum computing, this book delves into the tensions between curatorship and the digital realm. By examining the evolution of standards, coordination, and the celebration of...

Understanding the visitor experience in museums can reveal essential insights into how institutions impact people's lives. Personal drives, group identity, decision-making strategies, and...

Global Trends in Museum Diplomacy explores how museums have become autonomous players in cultural diplomacy. Natalia Grincheva examines the transformation of these institutions and their adoption of...

The Talyllyn Railway Recollections Part 3 is a nostalgic look at the history of this remarkable railway. Built in 1865 to transport slate from the Bryn Eglwys Quarry, the line has survived for over...

Discover the fascinating history of Britain's railways in All Aboard! From grand endeavours to record-breaking feats, Julian Holland brings together a unique collection of intriguing tales and...

POW on the Sumatra Railway tells the remarkable story of John Geoffrey Lee's survival against all odds during World War II. In 1941, Lee was captured by the Japanese while serving in the RAF and sent...

Museums and Wealth: The Politics of Contemporary Art Collections by Nizan Shaked explores the complex relationships between art collections, wealth, and power. This critical analysis reveals how the...

Transforming Inclusion in Museums: A New Paradigm for Understanding and Practice. The concept of inclusion is evolving in museums, driven by changing societal needs and environmental shifts. As...

The Museum by Susan Verde is a charming story about the power of art to spark imagination and creativity. With exuberant illustrations, this book follows a young girl as she explores an art museum,...

The Picture History of Somerset & Dorset Railway by Robin Atthill is a comprehensive visual guide to one of Britain's most beloved railway lines. Over 140 photographs, accompanied by extended...

Daljit Nagra's third collection marks a significant departure from his previous work, embracing a quieter, more contemplative style. With compassion and charisma, he explores themes of heritage,...

The Participatory Museum by Nina Simon provides practical guidance for cultural institutions to engage with their community and visitors. By working together, museums can become more dynamic and...

The Seventies Railway by Greg Morse In the 1970s, Britain's railways experienced a period of contrasts, marked by both significant achievements and ongoing challenges. This era saw the introduction...

Festiniog in the Sixties by Vic Mitchell and Allan Garraway is a detailed account of the railway's history during the 1960s. This book explores the development of the Festiniog Railway, a...

The Railway from Exeter to Newton Abbot is a fascinating study of one of Britain's most iconic railway lines. In February 2014, severe storms caused significant damage to the Dawlish sea wall and...

Discover 34 of Asia's most remarkable railway journeys in this comprehensive guide. From quirky local trains to luxurious passenger experiences, David Bowden takes you on a tour of some of the...

The British Museum: Around the World A board book featuring amazing objects from the Museum collection, perfect for curious little ones.

Collecting the New Museums and Contemporary Art by Bruce Altshuler explores the challenges faced by museums in acquiring and preserving contemporary art. As this art has not yet stood the test of...

Explore the Railway Heritage of the Lake District with 20 Fabulous Walks Discover the fascinating history of Cumbria's railway network through stunning photographs and engaging routes. From train...

Railways of East Sussex 1948 - 1968 by Peter Waller This book explores the history of railways in East Sussex between 1948 and 1968. A detailed study of the period, it examines the development of the...

Contemporary Museums by Antonello Marotta is a critical survey of museum design and production worldwide. Since 2010, the author has examined 89 designed and built museums across various categories,...

British Railways Diesel and Electric Locomotives is a comprehensive guide to the locomotives that powered the UK's railways. First published in 1971, this classic work by Hugh Longworth remains an...

This revised and expanded edition of Atlas of Railway Station Closures presents an extensive atlas of Britain's railway network, detailing all standard gauge lines built in the country and their...

Fifty Railways That Changed the Course of History by Bill Laws is a comprehensive guide to the train lines and rail companies that have had the greatest impact. This beautifully presented book...

Railway histories are always popular and the continued regard for heritage railways around the UK highlights the nostalgia the industry evokes. Inevitably many concentrate on the locomotives, lost...

Discover the rich railway heritage of Leinster, the most easterly of Ireland's provinces. This nostalgic survey explores the railway lines that originated from Dublin, featuring a wealth of images...

The Seattle-Everett Interurban Railway A 29-year history of transportation in the Pacific Northwest. In 1908, the Boston firm of Stone and Webster acquired the existing Seattle-Everett Interurban...

The Lynn & Hunstanton Railway And the West Norfolk Branch by Stanley C. Jenkins This book explores the history of the Lynn and Hunstanton Railway, which operated in East Anglia from 1855 to 1954. The...

Hardcover: 192 pages Published by Crécy Publishing in 2021 A comprehensive history of the railways on the Isle of Wight, featuring locomotives and their operators. The book is written by T. P...

The Museum of Happiness was established at the end of the last century, before the Great War. It survived through the turbulent years that followed, its optimism flickering and re-ignited with each...

Opposites Early Learning at the Museum is a board book featuring amazing objects from the British Museum. It encourages children to engage with early learning concepts, including opposites, through...

The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway Past and Present: Honeybourne to Cheltenham A new volume in the popular Past & Present series, this book brings together a wealth of rare and...

The Liverpool & Manchester Railway was Britain's first mainline, intercity railway. Opened in 1830, it marked a significant milestone in railway technology. Engineered by George Stephenson and his...

Dorset Railways Through Time by Mike Phipp explores the history of railways in Dorset, a county that played a significant role in the development of Britain's rail network. The story begins with the...

The Joint Railways: Scotland and Northern England by Patrick Bennett explores the complex network of railway lines that existed in Scotland and northern England before the Grouping. These joint...

The Wrington Vale Light Railway is a detailed history of a branch line in Somerset that closed to passengers and all traffic by 1950. This book, part of the Oakwood Locomotion Papers Series, presents...

Museums, Infinity and the Culture of Protocols explores the complex relationships between museums, their collections, and the communities they serve. Howard Morphy examines the value material objects...

Devon is a unique and fascinating series of photographs that juxtapose images of railway locations across the country at different points in time.The contrast between old and new, decay and...

Discover the rich history of railways around Bristol, as seen through the lens of 50 years of change and development.This comprehensive guide takes you on a journey through the evolution of railways...

Bradshaw's Guide to the Railways of Ireland Volume 8 is an illustrated guide that provides a unique insight into the world of nineteenth-century railway travellers in Ireland. Published in 2015, this...

The Age of the Railway: A Social History of 19th Century BritainThis well-illustrated work by H. J. Perkin explores the epic story of railway history and development, placing it within the broader...

The Great Indian Railways: A Cultural Biography by Dr Arup Chatterjee is a fascinating cultural history that charts the extraordinary journey of the Indian Railways. From its humble beginnings to its...

Great Britain's Railways: A New History explores over 400 years of railway development in the UK, from early horse and gravity-worked lines to those powered by steam, electricity, and diesel. Colin...