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- Atmospheric railways (22)
Brunel pumping house, Starcross. 15.6.89 (1989)
Richard and Valerie Forrester receive a cheque from British Rail at the Brunel pumping house, Starcross. 24.6.86 (1986)
Richard and Valerie Forrester at the Brunel Atmospheric Railway Museum at Starcross. 8.7.83 (1983)
Starcross pumping station. 4.2.69 (1969)
![[South Devon Railway]](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/8/61/63/1A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA136168/v0_thumb.jpg "[South Devon Railway]")
[South Devon Railway] ([1860?])
S. Devon Railway ([1860?])
Dawlish sea-front ([1857?])
Tunnel through the south cliff of the South Devon Atmospheric railway, and the electric telegraph. Coloured on the spot, Oct. 2. 1847. (1847)
When the trains ran on air (1966)
[ Brunel's atmospheric tower at Starcross] (1900)
The South Devon atmospheric railway ([1998?)
Address to the proprieters of the South Devon Railway (1848)
The South Devon atmospheric railway: preceeded by certain remarks on the transmission of energy by a partially rarefied atmosphere (1899)
What was an atmospheric railway? (1982)
Select Committee on Atmospheric Railways. Report ... together with the minutes of evidence, appenxix and index, 1845 ([1980?)
The Brunel atmospheric pumping house, Starcross, Exeter, Devon ([1989])
Atmospheric railways: a Victorian venture in silent speed (1985)
Atmospheric railways: a Victorian venture in silent speed (1967)
The atmospheric railways (1966)
The peculiar features of the atmospheric railway system (1845)
On the comparative advantages of the atmospheric railway system (1845)