ON TRUST is the bi-annual journal of Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Trust
Issue No.17 – Winter 2011
December 2011
- Editorial
- Obituary, Brian Moss
- Letters to the Editor
- Club Carriage Working in 1913. Barry Lane
- Launch Day of the Club Carriage. E. Rawcliffe
- Club Carriage in Colour
- L&YR Atlantics. Eric Mason
- Atlantic Firebox Experiment. George Hughes
- Locomotive and Rolling Stock Reports
- 4-page centre spread features 8 colour photos of Club Carriage 47
Front Cover: a photo
reproduced by permission of Stuart Brown featuring 957 and our 3 operational
carriages, this was taken at the top of Haworth loop on the first public trip
including Club Carriage 47 on Friday 7th October 2011Rear cover features 2 colour photos of our 3 carriages on trains during the Worth Valley’s Autumn Steam Gala in October
Issue No.16 – Spring 2011
March 2011
- Editorial
- Wear and Tear on Boilers, George Hughes
- Eatock Coal Purchase, Daisy Hill
- New Light on the purchase of 51218
- Dirt, dirt everywhere on the L&YR, 1860s
- It’s all there in Black and White – coach liveries
- Locomotive and Carriage Reports
Front Cover: Hughes
brake/3rd, six wheel 3rd and Club Carriage at Keighley, Friday 29 April 2011Rear cover features 2 colour photos of Tony Cox’ssaloon and three L&YR coaches en route to Ingrow
Issue No.15 – Summer 2010
June 2010
- Editorial
- Letters to the Editor
- Dreadnought and train near Euxton
- A day with the luvvies – filming at Keighley
- Mr Hoy’s Locomotive Experiments
- Locomotives designed at Horwich – George Hughes
- The South Yorkshireman etc
- Locomotive and Carriage Reports
Front Cover: Pug 19
as 11243 shortly after arrival at HaworthRear cover features 2 colour photos of 2010 Vintage Trains with 1474 in new livery
Issue No.14 – Winter 2009/2010
December 2009
- Editorial
- Obituary
- Most Secret, the LMS in wartime
- In Print – L&Y articles in other magazines
- L&Y Aromas
- The Aspinall 0-6-0 sidetanks
- Great Uncle Jim (L&YR employee)
- Two Marsdens
- F,W. Blower – L&YR driver
- Locomotive and Carriage Reports
Front Cover: 51218 at Haworth loop, January 2003
Issue No.13 – Spring 2009
March 2009
- Editorial
- Health & Safety 1870s
- Memories of L&YR 1912-1921
- Mirfield Memories
- Locomotive and Carriage Reports
Front Cover: 51218 running as 51222 at Goole Docks
Issue No.12 – Autumn/Winter 2008
December 2008
- Richard Hornby, L&YR driver
- East Lancs. Memories of the Thirties
- Eric Bollington, Obituary
- Letters to the Editor
- Daily run to Lancashire coast. N. Shawcross (1926)
- The Story of One Armchair (Club Coach)
- The L&Y in 1861
- Locomotive and Carriage Reports
Front Cover: 51218 and 46115 in Haworth yard, September 1966
Published:December 1 2008
Issue No.11 – Spring 2008
March 2008
- Sponsorship
- East Lancs. Memories of the Thirties
- Recollections of Goole Part 3
- The L&Y around 1860/70
- Letter to W. Barton Wright from Madras Rly Co staff
- The L&Y not to be Bullied (by LNWR)
- Locomotive and Rolling Stock Reports
Front Cover: An original Dreadnought on a Newcastle to Liverpool express at Walkden.
Published: March 1 2008
Issue No.10 – Autumn/Winter 2007
December 2007
- Sponsorship
- East Lancs. Memories of the Thirties
- Recollections of Goole Part 2
- The L&Y around 1860
- Douglas Bank Signal Box
- Saloon Bodies
- Locomotive and Rolling Stock Reports
Front Cover: A Valentine’s coloured postcard of an Atlantic hauled L&Y express.
Issue No.9 – Spring/Summer 2007
June 2007
- Obituary – R.W. Rush
- An Historic Find at Birkdale
- Converted Tanks
- Recollections of Goole
- The Winter of 1860 – 1861
- Three Coach Bodies
- Locomotive and Rolling Stock Reports
Front Cover: 957 and two L&Y carriages at Keighley 5th August 2007
Issue No.8 – Autumn 2006
September 2006
- 2006 An Important Centenary (superheating)
- A Body of Gentlemen (Club Coach committee)
- Atlantics in Trouble
- Memories of Barugh (957 shunting in 1950s)
- The L&Y at the Lancs. Record Office
- Locomotive & Rolling Stock Reports
Front Cover: 957 and two L&Y carriages at Keighley
Issue No.7 – Spring 2006
March 2006
- Pug Bows Out
- 0-8-2T 11803, 0-6-0 957
- Centenaries and Sesquicentenaries
- Charles Tiplady
- Blackpool Club Train
- A Foggy Saturday in December 1870
Front Cover: Pugs at Southport. 51218 and 19 posing as 51231.
Issue No.6 – Autumn 2005
September 2005
- The L&YR in 1878 (part 5)
- In search of Barton Wright
- In the footseps of C.J.A
- A pair of Ironclads
- An Ivatt Connection; Labour disputes
- Locomotive and Rolling Stock Reports
Front Cover: The 40th Anniversary special at Damems 13 May 2006
Issue No.5 – Spring 2005
March 2005
- L&YR Articles in print
- 51235 on hire
- The Hart’s Slot
- The Jenkins Rebuilds
- The L&YR 4-6-0s
- Locomotive and Rolling Stock Reports
- 40 Years of L&YR
Front Cover: The first locomotive to arrive at the Keighley Worth Valley Railway; 51218 in Haworth yard, 7 January 1965.
Issue No.4 – Autumn 2004
September 2004
- L&YR Articles in print
- Christmas on the Club Train
- William Barton Wright
- L&YR Carriages on BR
- The L&YR in 1878 (part 4)
- Moving 752
- Locomotive and Rolling Stock Reports
- The 0-8-2 Tanks
Front Cover: A Liverpool to Manchester Express taking water on Walkden Troughs.
Issue No.3 – Spring 2004
March 2004
- The Dearne Valley Push & Pull
- L&YR Carriages on BR
- 1007 & 1007 (L&YR Barton Wright 4-4-0)
- 1007 & 1007 (L&YR Through Coach, Blackburn – St. Pancras)
- Locomotive and Rolling Stock Reports
- The L&YR in August 1878 (part 3)
Front Cover: 957 on its first day in service in L&YR livery.
Issue No.2 – Autumn 2003
September 2003
- Agecroft Pugs
- L&YR Carriages on BR
- The Pug at Goole
- The Trust’s Carriages
- Pug Exploits
- 752 Progress and 51218 in 2003
- The Dearne Valley Railway
Front Cover: 51218 masquerading as 1950s Goole Pug 51222 on 15 March 2003.
Published: September 1 2003
Issue No.1 – Winter 2002
December 2002
- 1507 Progress Report
- L&YR Carriages on BR
- The L&Y in August 1878 – Special Traffic Notices
- Ironclads on Passenger Trains
- Surviving L&YR Signal Boxes on L&Y Lines
- 10405 and the Low Moor LMS Band
- 957 Special 17 August 2002
Front Cover: Pug 51218 on the Yorkshire Dales Railway.