ALT Image advertising 'Railway workers day' on Thursday 24 September 2026, between 11am and 3pm at the Family History Society of Cheshire's Crewe Research Centre. Tea, coffee and cake are available at the free drop-in event, which will share some of Crewe's railway heritage, focusing on the railway Works, and allow people the chance to share their stories. Behind the text is an image of railwaymen gathered around a steam engine at the Crewe railway works.

ALT Cover of the Journal of Transport History. A dark blue background, white sans-serif text, with 10 small images of various forms of transport & mobility – an airship, a bridge, a compass, a shoe, a propeller aeroplane, an early pneumatic tyre, bicycle gears, a steam locomotive boiler, a tunnel and a late pneumatic tyre.

ALT Posed railway staff safety photograph, captioned 'Into the jaws of death', and showing a railwayman stepping out of the way of an approaching train, but into the path of a train approaching on another line.

ALT Close-up of a plaque attached to a wooden bench; it reads 'In memory of a Wilmcote man, George Booker, killed working on this railway 24th March 1922'

ALT A grassed cemetery, with the image focusing on a shared headstone and four footstones. Each of the footstones has a bunch of daffodils.

ALT A brick-built railway station building, with canopy over the platform, stands behind a group of people. Railway tracks are to the fore.

ALT Early twentieth-century Great Western Railway station, with lattice footbridge with a cover, a roadbridge over the line in the distance, trees and greenery around, and platforms and tracks running through the centre of the image. A brick-built station building stands to the right of the image, and outside it sit two GWR-style benches.

ALT Photograph of a poster in a frame, titled 'the accident can only be attributed to want of care on his part', detailing the life of goods porter Thomas Smith, on a waiting room wall, with a window beyond. Through the window the station platform and railway tracks can be seen.

ALT Logo with '100' in gold, with the middle '0' containing the star and crescent from Portsmouth's coat of arms. Underneath in blue text 'Portsmouth 1926-2026'.

ALT Photograph of a poster in a frame, titled 'Working at, but not for, the railway at Petersfield', on a waiting room wall, with a window beyond. Through the window platform and tracks can be seen. A piece of green tinsel sits over the poster frame.

ALT Photograph of a poster in a frame, titled 'A major recommendation after a minor injury', on a waiting room wall. A piece of green tinsel sits over the poster frame. The poster details the accident which hurt Albert Darnell.