In 1989, L&BR Association Dutch member Hans Vink produced the first L&B website. In 2004, Hans explained: To develop my skills as a website builder I made some pages about the L&BR, as I thought the whole world should know about the beautiful little railway that was about to emerge from its ashes as a phoenix. I can certainly identify with those sentiments! A key feature of the site was an L&B Magazine article index, which catalogued highlights of Magazines 24 (Winter 1987) to 56 (Autumn 1998), and was incorporated into the first "Official" web site in 1999. The list is included here, expanded to include earlier publications, and those published since.

Member Bob Barnard has also produced a complete index as an Excel speadsheet.  Bob’s index is fully cross-referenced by edition, title, author and category, and also includes details of regular items such as Chairman’s messages, letters, "Then and Now" and "Memories", not included in the Hans Vink index. Bob’s index is available, by post or email, in return for a £10 donation to the Trust.  Bob also issues updates by email every year or so to purchasers.

There is a sample of the full Index here. For further information, please contact Bob by email or, to order a copy, send Bob a cheque (his address is in the L&B magazine Area Groups page).

Some back numbers are still available from Woody Bay or from area Group sales stands, and all the early publications have been republished in two A4 comb-bound volumes, "Newsletters, Nos. 1 - 14" and "Magazines, 15 - 25". These are available from Woody Bay, along with a more comprehensive and detailed printed version of the index. Prices and further details from Woody Bay. Volume 3 (containing Magazines 26 - 35) is currently in preparation.

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87: Winter 2008/9

• Coming soon…

86: Summer 2008

• Coming soon…

85: Spring 2008

• Coming soon…

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84: Winter 2007/8

• Coming soon…

83: Summer 2007

• Coming soon…

82: Spring 2007

• EGMs Report
• The Axe Project update
• Tyers electric train tablet systems
• Ninety Years Ago
• L&B Mishaps
• A lifelong love (reminisance)
• Railways around Exmoor (joint ticketing)
• Bratton Fleming and the Manning Wardle Circlet pt 2 (fiction)
• Pilton Yard (Modelling)

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81: Winter 2006/7

• Commercial Report, 2006
• Gertrude
• The Axe Appeal
• Killington lane Halt
• Mr George Newnes, M.P.
• A Trip on the Line
• Dow’s Dictionary of Railway Quotations (book review)
• Parracombe
• Bratton Fleming and the Manning Wardle Circlet Pt. 1 (fiction)
• Seeing double (photos)
• The Trust

80: Summer 2006

• Retracing The Leek and Manifold
• Railwayman’s Sad Death at Barnstaple
• 16mm L&B Wagons
• Twenty-five years ago
• The L&B and its Photographers; Catchpole and Kidner
• Membership
• Steam on the L&B in 2006

79: Spring 2006

• The Annual Draw
• The Cogger Report (concluded)
• The Ernie Heale collection
• The Line
• Driver Wellington
• Rail Farming
• The Guildford Bypass Contract
• The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway (Brown, Prideaux, Radcliffe – Surrey Group edition)
• The L&B and its Photographers – G N Southerden
• Accident Report

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78: Winter 2005

• The Extension Appeal
• The Axe Project
• Air Pump
• The Project’s Finances
• To Bridge 67, Infinity and Beyond
• The Lynbarn Railway
• From Stockport to Newbury
• The Cogger Report (contd)
• Coals to Newcastle?
• Henry Casserley, Photographer
• Railway under the Hammer
• Sale of the L&BR
• The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway 1895-1935, L T Catchpole, 8th Edition
• Response
• The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway 1895-1935, L T Catchpole, 8th Edition
• The Leek & Manifold Valley Light Railway, Bob Gratton
• The L&B in Winter

77: Summer 2005

• The Extension Appeal – On Over the Bridge
• Exmoor Associates
• H C Casserley
• LSWR Guide
• How Times Change?
• The Cogger Report
• The Story of Bronllwyd
• The Lyd Project
• The Last of the Lynton Line
• Exmoor Transport
• Asset Register

76: Spring 2005

• Woody Bay down the Years
• The Loco that wouldn’t grow up
• The “Wren” Class
• The Parracombe Deviation
• Back the Bid – Parracombe 2008
• North Devon Delights
• Exmoor Associates
• 16mm L&B
• A Mediterranean L&B – The Malta Railway by B L Rigby
• An Australian L&B
• The Little ‘un to Lynton
• Woody Bay by Harriet Bridle

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75: Winter 2004

• North West Area Group
• Miracles Take a Little Longer
• The Restoration of Axe
• The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway and its Photographers: J G Hubback
• Making the Little Train to Lynton
• Gangers
• The First Run
• Train Breakdown at Wooda Bay
• Research for an L&B Model

74: Summer 2004

• Let There Be Light
• 20 - Woody Bay
• Woody Bay Station
• The Axe Appeal
• Specialists of Stoke
• The Falkland "Wrens" Today
• Pilton’s Progress
• Find that Photo
• Piltdown Discovery
• Before the Railway Opened
• Taken by Trains - The Life and Photographs of William Nash (Robinson and Forsythe)
• Exmoor National Park
• L&B Heritage
• Ken Sprague
• The Westinghouse Pump
• Australian Visitor
• Modelling Barnstaple Town
• 18 - Colour photo of Blackmoor

73: Spring 2004

• The Axe Appeal
• Fundraising
• The Lynbarn Railway
• Pilton’s Progress
• Ernie Heale, Fireman
• A Trip on the L&B Part 4
• The New Railway Part 4
• L&B Photograph Database
• Modelling the L&B Part 2
• Official Guide
• Chelfham

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72: Winter 2003

• The L&B Goods Van
• The History of the Van
• The Duxford Carriages
• Out of Gauge
• New Lamps for Old
• The Lyd Project
• Modelling the L&B Part 1
• The New Railway Part 3
• Another Yankee
• A Trip on the L&B Part 3

71: Summer 2003

• Essex Week
• Maundy Thursday - 17 April
• Good Friday - 18 April
• The End of the Beginning
• Coach Seven
• Members Preview Day - 10 May
• Reopening Day - 11 May
• Captain Woolf
• Fundraising
• The Appeal
• A Trip on the L&B Part 2
• The New Railway Part 2
• Woody Bay Signal Box

70: Spring 2003

• The Restoration of Van 23
• How Van 23 was Found
• Some Myths of the L&B
• William Nash, Photographer
• Back Numbers of the Magazine
• The New Railway Part 1
• A Trip on the L&B Part 1
• Steam Returns to Woody Bay

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69: Winter 2002

• Pilton’s Progress
• The Australian Diesel
• Some Myths of the L&B
• From Pilton to Clay Cross
• The Kathleen & May
• Operation - Narrow-Gauge Common Carriers
• A Little History of Exmoor
• Postcard

68: Summer 2002

• Tales of a Volunteer - Part 4
• Coach 17
• Yeo - A Memory
• Not the Slightest Apprehension of Danger Need Be Felt
• The Way Forward - An Open Letter to Members
• The Narrow Gauge in Britain & Ireland
• Van 23
• Signal Box Diagrams of the Great Western and Southern Railways - Vol XI: SR Lines in N Devon (Pryer)
• Moving the Howard Van from Bratton

67: Spring 2002

• The Howard Van
• Moving the Van
• Operation of L&B Coaching Stock
• The Bogiemen
• Bringing the Australian Diesel Home
• Errata
• Narrow Gauge in Brittany
• The L&B at Auction
• Proposals for Woody Bay
• Manning Wardle
• The Story of the Lynbarn
• The Last Journey
• Narrow Gauge in Barbados
• Working Timetable, 1932

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66: Winter 2001

• The Diesel has Landed
• Tales of a Volunteer - Part 3
• Landscape and Trees Policy
• Cab View
• Shipping Blue Bricks
• The History of Parracombe
• Restoring an LSWR Carriage
• The Ilfracombe Coach
• The White Fiver - Part 3
• Tracklaying for Beginners

65: Summer 2001

• Land Ownership at Woody Bay
• Sales from Pilton Breakers Yard
• Coach 15
• The Bogiemen
• Another Railway Reawakens
• Tales of a Volunteer at Woody Bay: Part 2
• Why Volunteer?
• Blackmoor Gate: A Suggestion
• The White Fiver, Part 2
• The L&B in Essex
• Lost Lines British Narrow Gauge

64: Spring 2001

• Conservation Policy
• News from Woody Bay
• The Australian Diesel
• The Diesel Debate and Project Yeo
• L&B Online
• L&B Locomotive Working 1924-28
• Unwillingly to School
• Slave
• The White Fiver, Part 1
• Devon, The Shire of the Sea Kings - Chapter XIII: Lynmouth, Lynton and the Lyn Country - A Devonian Switzerland
• Chelfham Station
• Lynbarn Railway News
• English Rose
• Tales of a Volunteer at Woody Bay: Part 1
• Barnstormers

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63: Winter 2000

• Behind the Scenes at Woody Bay
• David Hudson
• The Walk across the Viaduct
• Chelfham Viaduct: A Symbol
• The Construction of the Viaduct
• Chelfham Viaduct: the History
• Thirty Years Ago (Forty?)
• Ninety Years Ago
• The Town Hall Centenary Exhibition
• The Estates Company

62: Summer 2000

• News from Chelfham…
• News from Woody Bay
• Bill Robertson
• The Association and the Trust
• Chelfham Archeological Survey
• Project Yeo
• Lyn: the Model
• L&B Destination Boards
• Manning Wardle
• Sir George Newnes: Saint or Sinner?
• A Boulle
• Eminent Passengers
• The Wembley Exhibition
• Woody Bay in my Attic

61: Spring 2000

• Plans for Woody Bay
• Chelfham Viaduct
• The Estates Company
• Manning Wardle Back in Business
• Internet Update
• Distant Point
• Carriage No. 2
• Woody Bay Coal Merchant
• The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Society
• The Question of Livery
• Modelling the L&B
• Waterloo to Lynton 1935
• News from Woody Bay
• News from the Lynbarn

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60: Winter 1999

• The Estates Company
• Manning Wardle & Co. Ltd.
• Valediction
• The Chairman’s Ten Commandments
• National Appeal
• Chelfham and its Viaduct
• Membership Report
• The Internet
• Project Yeo
• What Happened to Lew?
• Questionnaire Results
• Christmas on the L and B
• Eric Delderfield
• Lynton & Barnstaple Models Available
• Woody Bay Station in 1940…
• Woody Bay Station Today
• Lynbarn Railway
• El Tren del Fin del Mundo
• Carriage No. 18
• The Bogiemen

59: Summer 1999

• Increasing the Finance Available
• Chelfham Station
• Lynbarn Railway
• Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Estates Company (David Hudson)
• Chelfham in North Wales
• Distant Point
• Twenty Years Ago
• L&B Closure: Further Thoughts
• Exe
• Un Voyage dans un Chemin de Fer (sic)
• Lynbarn Railway
• Woody Bay Station
• Ernest Reginald Lock
• Peter Cooke
• Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Carriages
• The L&B on the Internet - Part 2
• The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Yesterday and Today
• The Locomotives Built by Manning Wardle & Co. (Vol 1)
• Lynton & Lynmouth accommodation list
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58: Spring 1999

• L&B Buys Chelfham
• Share Offer
• Visitors to Chelfham Station & Distant Point
• Lynbarn Railway
• Publicity
• Manning Wardle
• Chelfham Appeal
• Chelfham "Simply Delightful"
• Chelfham: The Model
• An Approach to the Future
• Signals on the Lynton & Barnstaple
• Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Signal Register
• Woody Bay No. 1 Ground Frame
• The Lynton & Barnstaple on the Internet
• Sherlock Holmes and the Exmoor Phoenix - Episode Four
• Van 23
• Membership Report
• Why Not Become a Groupie?
• Lynbarn Railway News

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57: Winter 1998

• Project Yeo
• Yeo - The Latest
• Signal Salvage
• Summer Visitors
• Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Trust
• Here Come the Bogiemen
• The Other Lynton & Barnstaple Auction
• The Rebuilding of Axe
• Sherlock Holmes and the Exmoor Phoenix - Episode Three
• Rolling Stock Raffle 1998
• An Approach to the Future - Response
• Narrow Gauge Review 1997 (Video)
• British Narrow Gauge Miscellany (Video)

56: Autumn 1998

• Centenary Celebrations
• Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Trust
• Developments
• Time for a Change
• Wintery Scenes at Woody Bay
• Sherlock Holmes and the Exmoor Phoenix II
• Lynbridge, a model to delight the eye
• L&B 2-4-2T Lyn 7mm scale
• The Bogie Men Cometh
• An Approach to the Future - Response
• Project Yeo
• Centerplate: Polton’s Exmoor Ponies
• L&B Coach 1 at Snapper
• Locomotives and Rolling Stock
• Lynbarn Railway
• Lynton & Barnstaple Signalling at Intermediate Passing Loops
• Opening Day Revisited

55: Spring 1998

• Celebration of the Centenary
• Act to Build a Railway
• Lines to Lynton (What Might Have Been 4)
• A Railway to Be Cherished
• Wrong People, Wrong Gauge, Wrong Place
• Lyn - the Enigma
• Sherlock Holmes and the Exmoor Phoenix
• Ivo Peters L&B Photographs

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54: Winter 1997

• Born in the USA (about Lyn)
• The Ex L&BR Buffet-brake 1, reproduction of article in Ffestiniog Railway Magazine 21, 1963
• The Ex L&BR Buffet-brake 2
• The Future …. Past
• An Approach to the Future
• Excelsior, Bagnall 0-4-2 wing tank
• Railway Dreams - 4
• Axe File
• Hole in the Ground
• Lynbarn Railway News
• Ellenbee Meet at Lynton
• Fairview
• Centenary update

53: Summer 1997

• Railway Company Leases Extra Land At Woody Bay Station
• Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Estates Co. Ltd
• Development Capital
• Steam at the Lynbarn Railway
• Project Yeo
• An Approach to the Future - 1
• Adventures of the Pilton Puffers (How Lynn disgraced himself at Chelfham)
• A Superior Railway
• L&B Centenary News
• Colour print of Yeo
• Kerr Stuart Wren Class 0-4-0ST Locomotive
• Transhipment Siding (at Lynbarn)
• Woody Bay Jottings
• Rolling Stock
• Lynbarn Railway News

52: Spring 1997

• Planning & Properties
• Tale of Two Stations
• Railway Dreams - Three
• Coach 17 - Another Restoration Project
• L&B Stock - After November 1935
• Project Yeo
• MODEL OF LEW (cardboard model to assemble)
• Locomotive Matters (Axe, Caffyns, Lyn, Titch, Yeo)
• Book Review
• Postcards from North Devon

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51: Winter 1996

• Capital injection needed
• Project Yeo - update
• Fairview - the way forward
• Changes / Charles Garder & Bill Thrush
• Coach 17 - a mystery solved?
• 100 years of light railways
• book reviews
• Parracombe
• L&B Railway print
• Project Lyn - the American dream
• Low loader - what might have been 3
• Matters financial

50: Autumn 1996

• Preservation, restoration or … what?
• Projects: Yeo / Lyd / Lyn
• Parks eye view
• Planning conditions
• Running stock policies
• Frank E. Box (1935)
• Railway dreams - two(continuation)
• News in brief
• Wagon register
• Wanderings in North Devon - 1967
• Matters financial

49: Spring 1996

• Planning permission deferred
• Fate of L&BR stock
• L&B stations
• Railway dreams (about garden railway)
• L&B Locomotives in 3D stereo
• A further look at L&B signalling practice
• Deserted stations
• Second wrecking train
• Treasurer’s report
• Stock report

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48: Winter 1995

• Planning permission deferred
• A Manning Wardle for the L&B?
• By road for rail history
• Rescuing Saloon 2
• Children of Shallowford
• Perchance… Talith Cumi
• Locomotive gallery
• book reviews
• Camila

47: Autumn 1995

• Woody Bay station: the way forward
• L&B buffer couplings
• Woody Bay station - update + drawings

46: Spring 1995

• Association buys Woody Bay station
• About the Two-Foot Gauge
• Operation of the L&B at Barnstaple
• Director’s Report 1915
• Alan Keef 4wDH 12
• Rolling Stock - update
• View from the treasury

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45: Winter 1994

• Woody Bay
• Lynbarn railway
• Yeo - a memory (Frank E. Box)
• Rolling stock
• Coach 7 drawing
• Modifications to the L&B Manning Wardle locomotives
• Signal lad Woody Bay, 1934
• New Mill Halt

44: Autumn 1994

• Lynbarn Railway - a Ganger’s Tale
• Signalling at Lynton
• L&B railway stamps
• The L&B Travel Guides
• video review

43: Summer 1994

• Harry Radcliffe 1922-1994
• More on van 23
• London to Lynton in the thirties
• A ticket to Lynton
• Yeo and Lyn drawings
• book reviews

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42: Winter 1993

• Van 23 found
• The search for Van 23
• Derailment of van 23
• A dream called Lyd
• Lew drawings
• Lynton & Barnstaple railway signalling

41: Autumn 1993

• Frederick Kidwell 1908-1993
• An assessment of future requirements
• Postage stamps of the L&B
• Photographs of the L&B
• Loading and structure gauges
• Unrecorded stories of the Lynton line
• Museum and marketing
• The Rolling narrow gauge rivers

40: Spring 1993

• Message from the chairman (Sir George Newnes)
• Continuing progress
• L&BR 1911 timetable
• Matters of track
• Lyn’s big sisters down under
• Museum and marketing
• Modelling matters
• On the Lynton line
• Museum news
• Video review
• Proposed Hunslet locomotives for the L&B - What might have been 2

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39: Winter 1992

• Pilton sheds destroyed
• The replacement for Lyn - What might have been 2
• The Milnes - Daimler Motor Coach
• The Ilfracombe Motor Coach Company
• Signalling arrangements at Barnstaple

38: Autumn 1992

• The Coach 7 project
• Carriage doors
• Labyrinth - the project journal of the L&B Light Railway Company limited
• Lew - a footplate view
• L&B station signs

37: Spring 1992

• Terminus Site
• Lynton & Barnstaple locomotive crews for 1934 and 1935
• Ruston and Hornsby 4wDM locomotive
• Memories of the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway
• Modelling matters
• On the Lynton line
• Museum news
• Video review
• Proposed Hunslet locomotives for the L&B - What might have been 1

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36: Winter 1991

• Access to Hole Ground
• Publicity
• A Driver’s Day: August 1901

35: Autumn 1991

• News & Views
• Modelling matters
• Book reviews
• Snapper
• Back on the rails
• Exhibition preparations
• Money matters - It really does!
• Beauty and the Beast

34: Spring/Summer 1991

• The Clannaborough coach
• Locomotive matters: Axe, Snapper, 0-4-0D
• The L&B museum
• The search for "Lew"
• L&BR stock post 1936
• Mystery run round at Lynton
• On the Wall
• Publicity, contact and modelling

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33: Winter 1990/91

• Prints of L&B locomotives
• 1998 and all that
• A wet Welsh weekend

32: Autumn 1990

• Names
• Yet more Williamson
• You never can tell with the numbers game
• The latest on "Snapper"
• Manna from heaven
• "Lew" the smokescreen continues
• Air brake stop press
• The Pilton shops continued

31: Summer 1990

• The Lynton & Lynmouth lift
• 1898 - 1998
• Gaydons Brandy
• "Snapper" update
• Joint annual Ffestiniog/L&B meeting
• The Pilton Shops continued

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30: Winter 1989/90

• "Axe" the boiler
• The Tarka Line
• The Sittingbourne wagons
• The Ashover Light Railway
• The Pilton Shops

29: Autumn 1989

• "Lew" continued
• Report from the far East
• The Cranes
• Transcript of an interview with Mr Thomas Sampson, ex-employee of L&BR
• Museum miscellany
• More L&B in literature
• Slate, coal and forlorn hopes

28: Summer 1989

• "Lew", the story of a quest
• The application for outline planning permission
• A replica the hard way
• 1 in 29.33 and all that (gradients)

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27: Winter 1988/89

• Proposed terminal layout for Hole Ground, Barnstaple
• Lynton & Barnstaple Light Railway
• "Exe" The end elevations (continuation from 24)
• Sybil Mary - Hunslet 921 continued
• Naughty postcards (Peacock series)

26: Summer 1988

• Design for the fairly near future
• Sort this lot out - or not quite what they seemed to be… (Pilton crossing gates)
• The ‘Lorna Doone’ (coach)
• Signal boxes galore
• Tyer’s ? (continued)
• More Williamson (L&BR in fiction)
• Sybil Mary’ - Hunslet 921 continued
• Mystery picture

25: Spring 1988

• The Sao Luis connection
• The first of several carriage chassis
• Easter week, or the turntable and a carriage chassis, too
• Tyer’s ? (continuation of Evans O’Donnell article in 24)
• Bristol Group report: ‘Shakenhurst Hall’ plate breaks auction record
• Sybil Mary - Hunslet 921

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24: Winter 1987/88

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• What Price ‘Lew’?
• Fair View
• The voyage of the ‘Garlandstone’
• Evans, O’Donnell (signalling)
• How Dear is Life (L&B in fiction)
• Wooda Bay - the resort that never was

23: Autumn 1987

• Museum Report
• Terminal
• The Little Train to Lynton
• Tom Trickey
• Children’s Clangers - No 1
• Light relief
• More recognition
• The turntable
• Other recent Acquisitions
• Turncoat
• Kilmarnock (continued)

22: Spring 1987

• The Museum
• Replica Nameplates
• Have Slides will Travel
• Perchance it is not dead, but sleepeth
• Kilmarnock
• Of Wheelsets and Pointwork and things that go bump…
• Satisfactory Conclusion to the Rail Appeal - More than 1000 yards of track

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21: Winter 1986/87

• Rolling Stock Purchase
• The 600mm Gauge Trust
• The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway as it is Today (continued)
• Flower Arrangements
• Trackbed Maps
• Notes on Trackbed Maps
• Who built No 19?

20: Autumn 1986

• Excelsior continued
• The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway as it is Today
• Reading Matter
• Trackbed Maps

19: Spring 1986

• Axe
• Road Transport Department
• The Warboys Track
• Matters Historical
• Excelsior
• Structure Gauge

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18: Autumn 1985

• Data Protection Act
• Funds for Axe
• 50th Anniversary
• Six Hundred Yards of Track
• Chelfham Viaduct
• Colonel Yorke Inspects (continued)
• Axe
• Coach Restoration
• Matters Technical

17: Spring 1985

• It’s an Ill Wind…
• Top Shed
• Photofit
• Locomotive in Motion
• Working on Axe
• Colonel Yorke Inspects

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16: Autumn 1984

• Blackmoor - A Blessing in Disguise?
• The Museum - An Explanation
• Axe Kerr Stuart 2451 of 1915
• A weekend dismantling Axe!
• Coach Restoration
• More Hiccups
• The Reporters’ Train continued

15: Summer 1984

• Hiccup at the AGM / Out for the Count
• Sentimental Journey, Sunday 2oth May 1984
• Holes in the Road
• The Museum - Interim Report
• Gower’s Gricings
• AGM Evening
• Matters Historical
• The Reporters’ Train

14: March 1984

• Model Railway Exhibition at Oxted
• House to be built at Parracombe Halt?

13: November 1983

• New Loco name - Axe, Cam or Fal
• Blackmoor Gate Negotiations
• Bratton Fleming Station for sale - £40,000
• Gower’s Gricings
• Coaches - Braunton and Kings Warren
• Blackmoor Gate proposal sketch plan
• Axe Arrives at Blackmoor Gate

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12: May 1983

• Possible President - Sir William McAlpine

11:March 1983

• Land Purchase
• A Day Driving on the West Somerset Railway

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10: December 1982

• Trackbed adjoining Woody Bay Station
• Trackbed Walk - Part 2
• Barnstaple Town Station

9: (undated) 1982

• Land for auction at Woody Bay
• Purchase of Steam Locomotive

8: February/March 1982

• Gower’s Gricings
• Proposed Hunslet Loconmotives
• The Phantom Engine - Idle thoughts on Lew
• Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Walk - Part 1
• Kilmarnock at Chelfham
• Parracombe site sketch

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7: October/November 1981

• Parracombe update
• Coach day trip to York
• 1981 Sponsored Walk
• Mile of Pennies
• Television
• Model Railway Exhibition
• Grand draw
• Association Badge
• Bridge
• Lew
• Charity Status
• British Railways
• Film
• Slave and Kilmarnock
• London & South East Group

6: June 1981

• Parracombe working party
• Sponsored walk
• 3rd Annual Model Railway Exhibition
• Public transport to Lynton & Lynmouth
• London Area group
• BBC TV filming
• 21C170 Manston Preservation Group
• Lew
• Our railway (a poem)
• Excelsior

5: April 1981

• Cricket Field Lane - Purchase news
• Braunton Signal Box
• Model Railway Exhibition: Ilfracombe
• Raffle
• Hants & Dorset area
• Coaches

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4: December 1980

• Fundraising
• Morwellham
• Lew
• L&B Coach remains in Wiltshire

3: August 1980

• Membership - breakdown by county
• Replica Name Plates
• Area Groups
• West Somerset railway
• On the Right Lines
• Sponsored Walk
• Locomotive run
• Crossword Competition

2: February 1980

• Grand Draw
• Membership
• Sleepers
• Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway
• Brunel at Lynton Station
• Lew and Lyn
• What I heard under the Table

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1: November 1979