Brian Sharpe
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Great Steam Engineers of the Nineteenth Century: Part Seven
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Shannon Butcher
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Towards the end of the 19th century, the term chief mechanical engineer was beginning to catch on in favour of […]
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Great steam Engineers of the nineteenth century: Part 5 – the 1860s
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Sam Hewitt
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Steam locomotives grew larger, more powerful and faster during the 1860s. Brian Sharpe outlines how the jobs of the locomotive […]
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Allan ‘did not design Crewe-type’ engines: there’s more to the story
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Sam Hewitt
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I enjoyed reading issue 250 of Heritage Railway and was delighted to find an interesting article by Brian Sharpe regarding […]
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Great Steam Engineers of the 19th century: Part Four
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Sam Hewitt
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In the 1850s, railway companies grew bigger through new construction and mergers.
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READ: Flying Scotsman’s magnificent month
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Sam Hewitt
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Tornado may have run at more than 100mph, emulating Flying Scotsman’s world record feat of 1934, but its crowd-pulling April […]
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FEATURE: More regenerations than Dr Who!
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Sam Hewitt
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When Flying Scotsman returns to the rails in the New Year, it will not be the LNER apple green No. […]
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