ABC Railway Guide
An alternative to the "standard railway timetables"
1853 First published when it was registered at the Stationers' Hall; proprietors T. W. Green and E. A. W. Taylor of Birmingham[1]
1874 Sir John Hutton, one time chairman of the London County Council, became the owner.
1937 Acquired by Sir T. Hewitt Skinner.
Became a publication of Thomas Skinner and Co (Publishers)
1953 The centenary edition contained nearly 700 pages of timetables and 300 pages of hotel information.
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times Sept. 23, 1953