George Stephenson
1781 – 1848
Report of George Stephenson, esquire, on the comparative merits of the railway from Chester to Holyhead, and of that from Wolverhampton to Porthdynllaen
A description of the safety lamp invented by George Stephenson, and now in use at Killingworth colliery. To which is added, an account of the lamp constructed by Sir Humphrey Davy. With engravings
London & Blackwall Commercial Railway
Report to the Whitehaven Committee, of the Caledonian Junction Railway: With Observations on ..
A description of the safety lamp, invented by George Stephenson, and now in use in Killingworth Colliery
Grant from the Belgian government
Letters of George Stephenson
Maryport and Carlisle Railway
Mr. Stephenson's report to the commitee appointed for the promotion of a railway from Newcastle to Edinburgh
Observations on the comparative merits of locomotive & fixed engines
Report to the committee appointed for the promotion of a railway from Newcastle to Edinburgh ...
Report upon the claims of Mr. George Stephenson, relative to the invention of his safety lamp