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Cheshire Lines Committee notice, public conveniences

1865-1948

Cheshire Lines Committee Bicycle Season Ticket

1862-1922

Cheshire Lines Railway, For Business or Pleasure

Cheshire Lines Railway

1925-1935

Southport

circa 1929

William Kirk, Station Master, Liverpool Central, Cheshire Lines Committee

1909

Train Service Southport with Liverpool

1921

Holidays in the Isle of Man

1935

travel by Cheshire Lines

Chair, Cheshire Lines Committee, Wooden: Straight, high back. Seat re-upholstered in red leatherette. CLC interlocked initials carved on back

Chair, Cheshire Lines Committee

1863-1947

Chair, Cheshire Lines Committee, interlocking initials carved on back with red leatherette seat, provenance unknown.

Cheshire Lines Committee chair

1862-1922

Cheshire Lines Railway - the Pleasure Route to Southport

1935

Manchester central station departures & arrival of trains

1933

Leaflet promoting a day’s outing to Ainsdale Beach and Southport to witness the first total eclipse of the sun to be seen from Britain for 203 years. The trip was organised by the Cheshire Lines Committee railway company.

Total Eclipse of the Sun June 29th 1927

Railway uniform cap, Cheshire Lines Committee, Station Master, navy blue cap with gold braid on peak, "STATION MASTER" embroidered on band, property of Mr. Ernest Haliwell, former Station Master at Charlton-cum-Hardy, 1930's.

Cap, CLC, Station master: Navy blue cap with gold braid on peak

Map, Distance Diagram (No. 3), Cheshire Lines Committee, 'Glazebrook Junction to Godley', monochrome, paper-backed linen.

Map, Distance Diagram (No. 3)

Map, Distance Diagram (No. 2), Cheshire Lines Committee, 'Hunts Cross West to Southport', monochrome, paper-backed linen.

Map, Distance Diagram (No. 2)

Postcard, seven copies, card, Cheshire Lines Committee, five show a view of Knutsford Cheshire and two show a view of the sands, lighthouse and fort at New Brighton.

Cheshire Lines Committee postcards

Armlet, CLC, Brass armlet with part of leather strap. "CLC Lord St. Station, 2 Outdor Porter". 5"x3 1/2"

Armlet, CLC, Brass armlet with part of leather strap. "CLC Lord St. Station

Armlet, CLC, Brass armlet with leather strap and buckle. "CLC Lord St Station 1 Outdoor Porter". 5"x3 1/2"

Armlet, CLC, Brass armlet with leather strap and buckle

Lapel badge, CLC, Railway War Service, Cheshire Lines Committee, Dimensions: 1" dia.

Cheshire Lines Committee Railway War Service

Map, Distance Diagram (No. 1), Cheshire Lines Committee, 'Liverpool to Manchester and branches', monochrome, paper-backed linen.

Map, Distance Diagram (No. 1)

Armlet, Cheshire Lines Committee, brass armlet, leather straps missing, "C.L.C. Lord St Station 4 Out door Porter". 5"x3 1/2"

Armlet, CLC, Brass armlet, leather straps missing

Rule book, Cheshire Lines Committee, November 1897, general, 176 pages, black hard cover.

Cheshire Lines Committee Rule Book 1897

1897

Written Cheshire Lines Committee (CLC) memorial, dated January 1st 1912.

Cheshire Lines Committee written

1912

Specification, Cheshire Lines Committee, bogie carriages (specified by London & North Eastern Railway), July 1930, 11 pages. Also contains a folded tracing paper pencil drawing from Cravens of Sheffield of seat arrangement Cravens Drawing number 15166

Cheshire Lines Committee Carriage Specification

1930

Cheshire Lines Railway handbill advertising special half-day excursions to Southport, on Good Friday and Easter Sunday, April 15th and 17th, 1938. Trains travel to Southport from Manchester (Central), Trafford Park, Urmston, Chassen Road, Flixton and Irlam. Black ink on orange paper, dated March 1938 and signed by G. Leedam. On the reverse is a list of attractions in Southport.

Cheshire Lines Railway handbill advertising special half-day excursions to Southport

1938

Handbill, Cheshire Lines Committee, "Liverpool Autumn Races" at Aintree, Printed by J. R. Williams & Co. Liverpool Ltd., 1903.

Liverpool Autumn Races

1903

Appendix to working timetable, Cheshire Lines Committee, 3 March 1907, 191 pages, paper covers, original colour off-white, green binding.

Appendix to working timetable, Cheshire Lines Committee

1907

Appendix to working timetable, Cheshire Lines Committee, 4 November 1935, 118 pages, cloth covers, original colour red, green binding.

Appendix to working timetable, Cheshire Lines Committee

1935

A typed copy of the clerical pay scale from 13 November 1911.

Letter relating to pay scale

1911

Cheshire Lines Railway handbill, advertising special half-day excursions to Southport on Good Friday, 15th April, 1938. Black ink on green paper, dated March 1938. Signed by G. Leedam secretary and general manager. On the back are given a list of the attractions in Southport.

Cheshire Lines Railway handbill

1938

Blank timetable sheet. "Return trains leave Southport (Lord Street Station)". Cheshire Lines.

return trains leave southport lord street station

Cheshire Lines Railway book "Instructions respecting the Loading of Freight Trains and Empty Wagon Trains", dated Central Station, Liverpool, 1 May 1945 "and until further notice." Issued by G. Leedam.

Instructions respecting the Loading of Freight Trains and Empty Wagon Trains

1945

Staff notice. Cheshire Lines Committee. Stable Regulations. 1929. Black text on white background. With eyeholes for hanging. Stuck to board with green border.

stable regulations

1929

Memorial from the clerical staff of the Chesire Lines Committee to the manager and board of directors. Sent to the manager, September 27, 1916.

Cheshire Lines Committee printed memorials from clerical staff

1916

Form, seven copies, Cheshire Lines Committee, Summary of Traffic Form to the Irish Railway Clearing House.

Cheshire Lines Committee summary of traffic form

Three printed memorials from the clerical staff of the Cheshire Lines Committee to the management, requesting a 20% pay increase to meet rising cost of living (in addition to the War Bonus). The third memorial was sent on 27 September 1916 with 810 signatories. Also with a typed copy of the clerical pay scale from 13 November 1911.

Cheshire Lines Committee printed memorials from clerical staff

1916

Handbill, Cheshire Lines Committee, "Liverpool Autumn Races' at Aintree", Printed by J. R. Williams & Co. Liverpool Ltd., 1903.

Liverpool Autumn Races

1903

Handbill, Cheshire Lines Committee, "Liverpool Autumn Races" at Aintree, Printed by J. R. Williams & Co. Liverpool Ltd., 1903.

Liverpool Autumn Races

1903

Cheshire Lines Committee pay bill record 1874-1875

1874-1875

Memorandum, Cheshire Lines Committee, Brunswick Gardens Station to Robin Hood Station, East and West Yorkshire Union Railway, Asking for authority to alter manifest 20 December 1901, (Other Associations 80/25/40; 1317/11/61).

Memorandum, Brunswick Gardens Station to Robin Hood Station

1901

Memorial from the clerical staff of the Chesire Lines Committee to the manager and board of directors. In pencil in the top corner, 1st memorial, 697 signatures.

Cheshire Lines Committee printed memorials from clerical staff

1916

Notice. Cheshire Lines Committee. Cloak Room Charges and Conditions. Black text on white background. Printed by C Tinling & Co Ltd, Printing Contractors, 53 Victoria Street, Liverpool. Conserved and backed.

Cloak Room Charges and Conditions

Cheshire Lines Railway book "Appendix to the Working Timetables" dated Central Station, Liverpool, 4 November 1935 "and until further notice." Issued by acting manager G. Leedam.

Chesire Lines Railway: Appendix to the Working Timetables

1935

Cheshire Lines Railway handbill advertising Easter holiday excursions to Southport (Lord Street station) on Good Friday, Saturday and Easter Monday - April 15th, 16th and 18th 1938. Dated March 1938 and signed by G. Leedam, secretary and manager. Black ink on orange paper. On the back is a list of attraction in Southport.

Cheshire Lines Railway handbill, Easter holiday excursions to Southport on Good Friday

1938

Staff notice. Cheshire Lines Committee. Propping Up Wagon Doors. Black text on white background. With eyeholes for hanging. Stuck to board with blue border.

propping up wagon doors

Cheshire Lines Committee. Rules and Regulations for the guidance of the officers and men in the service of the Cheshire Lines Committee, 1st November 1897.

Cheshire Lines Committee Rules and Regulations book

1897

Rule book, Cheshire Lines Committee, January 1933, general, includes supplement No. 15, 295 pages, blue hard cover with red lettering.

Cheshire Lines Committee Rule Book 1933

1933

Paybill, eight copies, Cheshire Lines Committee, "Fog Signalling and Snow Clearing for the Week Ending 193?.

Fog Signalling and Snow Clearing

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