List Of Reference Sources
used in the making of the

Carnforth Railway Station
Website.

• British Railways Past and Present, No.3 The North West, Paul Shannon and John Hillmer, 0-947971-10-6
• Regional Rail Centres, North West, Rex Christiansen, 0-7110-2348-4
• A History of the LMS, 1.The First Years 1923-1930. O.S.Nock 0-04-385087-1
• David Lean, Stephen M. Silverman 0-233-98464-X (Brief Encounter)
• "Brief Encounter" David Lean (the film)
• The "Railway Magazine" various issues.
• The "Lancaster Guardian" newspaper
• The "Visitor" newspaper
• "History of Lancaster" Cross Fleury MDCCCXCI
• "How Carnforth Grew" Marion Russell, Published 1997 by The Carnforth Bookshop, Market Street, Carnforth, Lancashire.
• "How Carnforth Grew" Marion Russell, referring to "Topography & Directory of Lancaster and 16 miles around" by P.Mannex
• Railway Stations in the North West, Gordon Biddle, 0-85206-644-9
• Lancaster Museum
• Lancaster Library
• Kendal, County Records Office.
• 19th Century Railway Accidents "An Index of the Board of Trade, Railway Dept. Reports"
• Railways around Lancaster, K.Nuttall and T.Rawlings, Dalesman Books, 0-85206-578-7
• Victorian Stations, Gordon Biddle, David and Charles 0-7153-5949-5
• The changing face of Carnforth, John Easter Roberts
• The Train now departing, 0-563-20696-9
• British Railways Maps and Gazeteer, C J Wignall, 860932729
• Encyclopaedia of British Railway Companies, Christopher Awdry, 1-85260-049-7
• The Directory of Railway Stations, R V J Butt
• Ian Wilson, Carnforth.
• Parliamentary Papers
• Over Shap to Carlisle Harold D Bowtell, 0 7110 1313 6
• Signalboxes, Michael A Vanns, 0-711-2518-5
• The Signal Box, The Signalling Study Group, 0-86093-224-9
• Red for Danger, L.T.C. Rolt, 0-3330 20168 9
• "Wiv a little bit O'Luck" Stanley Holloway, Leslie Frewin: London
• London on Film Colin Sorensen 0 904818 65 9 Museum of London

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