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13 Photographic Prints
GWR Trip Notice, July 1912The front cover of a booklet providing information about the GWR Mechanics Institution Trip travel arrangements in July 1912
Swindon Mechanics Institute Pantomime poster, February 1860This pantomime poster is an early example of the type of performances that took place at the GWRs Mechanics Institute in Swindon
GWR luggage trolley, c. 1920sThis image is taken from a page from a GWR furniture catalogue. The GWR produced their own furniture which included benches, trollies and coat racks
New Swindon Mechanics Institution Trip ticket issued to Mr Hawkins for a train journey to Newton Abbot on July 10th 1903
Air Raid notice, issued to passengers in 1940This notice was issued to passengers in August 1940 by the GWRs General Manager, James Milne
The Safety Movement booklet, 1914The Safety Movement booklet was issued to all GWR staff as part of its Safety Movement campaign which aimed to reduce accidents on the railway
GWR Magazine article about cuts and scratches, June 1919The issue of infections and blood poisoning was a significant concern for the GWR. This article was published in the GWR Magazine as part of the regular Safety Movement features
St John Ambulance Swindon Class Session Card, 1903Being a member of a St John Ambulance class meant the regular attendance at practices and lectures
Factory Acts Notice, 1908 A series of Factory Acts were passed by parliament during the 18th and early 19th centuries
World War 2 booklet It Can Now Be Revealed, published 1945Throughout the war the British Railways Press Office issued a series of booklets that outlined the official story of the railways at war
British Railways Modernisation Progress Report, 1961The Modernisation Progress Report was published in 1961 to document how the British Railways Modernisation Plan was progressing so far
GWR Salvage Corps leaflet, 1940During the war the GWR were committed to salvaging paper and other material. In August 1940 General Manager, James Milne, invited employees to join the GWR Salvage Corp
GWR Notice, 1888A GWR public notice issued by General Manager Henry Lambert discouraging them to give fees to members of staff
