On Top o't' Job - Chris Thornburn british-railways which provided unprecedented access to

which provided unprecedented access to the railway's working soul

especially the platform it shared with Manchester Exchange

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On Top o't' Job - Chris Thornburn british-railways which provided unprecedented access toBritish transport literature is rich in tramway histories, but authentic first person operational accounts by tram workers are rare. We know of only four by the platform staff who actually operated Britain's tramway systems: Stan Collins' classic London memoir "The Wheels Used to Talk to Us"; "Clippie", the autobiography of WW2 Sheffield conductress Zelma Katin; "Bare Empty Sheds" by Gil Gilmartin, conductor and driver on London Transport 1947 52; and