Speed of Railways: The Narrow Gauge Faster Than the Broad Gauge
- Made:
- 1847
- part of archive:
- Worthington Archive
Printed pamphlet titled Speed of Railways: The Narrow Gauge Faster Than the Broad Gauge, issued anonymously under the pseudonym “Viator”. Challenges claims made by advocates of the broad gauge by comparing arrival and departure times on the London and North Western, South Western and Great Western railways. Printed by Bailey & Jones, The Columbian Press, Market Place, Cirencester.
Details
- Extent:
- 1 item
- Identifier:
- WORTH/3/29
- Access:
- All items from the Worthington Archive are not currently accessible for conservation reasons.
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