Railway and Canal Historical Society
The March Journal, the first to be published under the editorship of Philip Griffin, includes five articles, the usual book reviews and the Society’s obituary for Dr MJT Lewis (RCHS President 1976-78, One article, “Journeys through History” by Matthew Searle, is based on the President’s Lecture he delivered on 21st January 2022. Matthew described his talk as “How did the famous, the infamous, and everyday folk travel? What can biographies, letters, and other sources tell us about train journeys
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- Category: organization
- Founded: 2004
- Website: https://rchs.org.uk/
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- Email: usersetupmail@rchs.org.uk (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The March Journal, the first to be published under the editorship of Philip Griffin, includes five articles, the usual book reviews and the Society’s obituary for Dr MJT Lewis (RCHS President 1976-78, One article, “Journeys through History” by Matthew Searle, is based on the President’s Lecture he delivered on 21st January 2022. Matthew described his talk as “How did the famous, the infamous, and everyday folk travel? What can biographies, letters, and other sources tell us about train journeys
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