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Grand Junction Railway locomotive 'Columbine'

Grand Junction Railway locomotive 'Columbine'

1845

Grand Junction Railway locomotive 'Columbine'

Grand Junction Railway locomotive 'Columbine'

1845

Steam locomotive tender, Grand Junction Railway, (London & North Western Railway), 2-2-2 No 49, "Columbine", designed by Alexander Allen, built at Crewe Works in 1845, withdrawn in 1902.

Columbine Tender

1845

Pass, Grand Junction Railway, Inspector Generals Ticket; Major General Pasley. Ivory Overall: 34 mm x 46 mm x 2 mm.

Grand Junction Railway, Inspector Generals Ticket - Major General Pasley

Bolts from steam locomotive and tender, Grand Junction Railway, (London & North Western Railway), 2-2-2 No 49, "Columbine", designed by Alexander Allen, built at Crewe Works in 1845, withdrawn in 1902.

Bolts from 'Columbine'

1845

Cab, from steam locomotive and tender, Grand Junction Railway, (London & North Western Railway), 2-2-2 No 49, "Columbine", designed by Alexander Allen, built at Crewe Works in 1845, withdrawn in 1902.

Columbine Cab

1845

Timetable, paper, "Grand Junction Railway fares and Distances Whitmore Station. Price Three-Halfpence". Dated September 1837. Dimensions: 335 x 209mm.

Grand Junction Railway fares and Distances Whitmore Station

1837

Letters, London & North Western Railway, On various topics, (Other IDs 76/25/633).

Grand Junction Railway letters

Fares list, times and regulations, Grand Junction Railway, from Birmingham to Liverpool and Manchester, Issued by J.R. Chorley on 7th June 1837 at Liverpool, dimensions 529 x 302mm.

Grand Junction Railway from Birmingham to Liverpool and Manchester

1837

Notice, Grand Junction Railway, Notice of Fares and Departure between Liverpool and Manchester and Birmingham, issued by The Directors, Grand Junction Railway, Liverpool, July 1839.

Notice of Fares and Departure between Liverpool and Manchester and Birmingham

1839

Prospectuses & Reports - Liverpool & Manchester & Grand Junction Rlys. from 1824. [1 vol., 1824 Oct-1846 Feb. This is a complete set covering the period from 29 Oct 1824 to 30 Feb 1846, that is from the first prospectus to the formation of the L.N.W.R. by the amalgamation of the London & Birmingham and Grand Junction Railways. Suffixed by three additional items: a 'Cattle Traffic Report' of the LNWR (1849 Feb); a 'Cattle Traffic Report' of the Lancaster & Carlisle Railway (1849); and a 'Report of the Directors & Statement of Accounts' of the LNWR (1888 Aug). The documents originally belonged to Charles Lawrence who was chairman of the Liverpool & Manchester and Grand Junction Railways]

Prospectuses & Reports - Liverpool & Manchester & Grand Junction Rlys

1824-1846

Tariff table for the Grand Junction Railway. Rates for the carriage of horses, on and after the 10th of September, 1840.

Grand Junction Railway rates for the carriage of horses

1840

Notice, printed notice, paper, "New Table of Passenger Fares to and from Every Station on the Grand Junction Railway commencing 10th of August 1842." Gives mail, first, second and third class fares. Marked "Coaching Committee" at the top. [Probably came from booking agent R. Creed - see 2006-7248]

New Table of Passenger Fares to and from Every Station on the Grand Junction Railway

1842-08

Letter, Grand Junction Railway, On various topics, (Other IDs 76/25/633).

Grand Junction Railway letter

Notice, Grand Junction Railway, Carriage of parcels, Uniform Parcel rates, Name at footer Mark Huish, General Manager's Office, Liverpool, 23 January 1846, (Other Associations 80/25/31; 679/2//57).

Notice, Grand Junction Railway

1846

Grand Junction Railway notice advertising the completion of the London and Birmingham railway. A timetable to Birmingham from Liverpool and Manchester, as well as in the opposite direction, is provided, in a addition to a list of appropriate fares. The item is mounted on card and the bottom left hand corner has been torn away.

GJR notice

1838

Letter, Grand Junction Railway, On various topics, (Other IDs 76/25/633).

Grand Junction Railway letter