Railways research file Research file compiled by Max Tyler about railway songs. Containing: Two copies of a table of railway songs, including titles, singers, writers, composers and dates. Facsimile of song sheet cover for 'While we've got a little balance in Threadneedle Street', written by G. Horncastle and sung by Cecil Merrie. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'All change for Llanfairfechan', written and composed by Worton David and George Arthurs. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'The cockney's travels', written by Edgar Bateman, composed by George Le Brunn, and sung by Alec Hurley. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Watching the trains come in', written by Frank Leonard and sung by Jack Pleasants. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Watching the trains go out', written and composed by William Hargreaves, and sung by Jack Pleasants. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'Daddy's on the engine', written by P. H. Snape and Arthur Albert, composed by Sam Potter, and sung by Arthur Albert. Facsimile of sheet music and lyrics for 'The tuppenny tube', written by Edgar Bateman, composed by Henry E. Pether, and sung by R. G. Knowles. Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'I want to go tomorrow', written and composed by Lew Sully and sung by Harry A. Meymott. Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'Comic song', written, composed and sung by Fred Albert. Facsimile of song sheet cover, sheet music and lyrics for 'London, Chatham, & Dover', written and composed by G. W. Hunt, and sung by W. Randall, Frederick French, and J. Nash.