Intercontinental railway commission.

Reports of crops in English and Spanish with separate t.-p.

Modern railway working; a practical treatise,

Two plates with moveable parts in separate folders, 24 x 34 cm.

A dictionary of electric railway material.

Mode of access: Internet.

Hand book of railway expenditures,

Mode of access: Internet.

American railway transportation,

"References for further reading" at end of some chapters.

From trail to railway through the Appalachians,

Boston and the Berkshires.--Pioneers of the Mohawk and the Hudson.--Oriskany, a battle of the revolution.--The Erie canal.--The New York central railway.--Old journeys from Philadelphia to the West.--The Pennsylvania railroad.--The National road.--The Baltimore and Ohio railroad.--Cities of the Ohio valley.--The great valley.--To Kentucky by the Cumberland gap.--Frontier soldiers and statesmen.--Cities of the southern mountains.

Report upon the plan of construction of several of the principal rail roads in the northern and middle states, and upon a railway structure for a new track on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road,

Sequel: Report upon the locomotive engines, and the police and management of several of the principal rail roads in the northern and middle states.

Company exhibits. Rochester Transit Corporation.

Mode of access: Internet.

Roughing it in Siberia, with some account of the Trans-Siberian railway, and the gold-mining industry of Asiatic Russia,

Mode of access: Internet.

Report to the Governor and the Attorney-General of Georgia upon the claim of the Southern Railway to an interest in the Chattanooga passenger depot of the Western & Atlantic Railroad and related matters /

Mode of access: Internet.

Railway statistics of the United States of America compared with the official reports of and recent statistics of foreign railways.

Mode of access: Internet.

Canadian Railway Cases

"Containing a selection of cases affecting railways recently dedided by the judicial committee of the Privy Council, the Supreme Court and the Exchequer Court of Canada, and the courts of the provinces of Canada, including decisions of the Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada"

Developing within-company information and communication technologies (ICT) innovation diffusion networks : a study of three Australian major contractors

The innovation diffusion and knowledge management literature strongly supports the importance of communities of practice (COP) for enabling knowledge about how to use and adopt innovation initiatives. One of the most powerful tools for innovation diffusion is word-of-mouth wisdom from committed individuals who mentor and support each other. Close proximity for face-to-face interaction is highly effective, however, many organisations are geographically dispersed with projects being virtual linked sub-organisations using ICT to communicate. ICT has also introduced a useful facilitating technology for developing knowledge networks. This paper presents findings from a research program concentrating on ICT innovation diffusion in the Australian construction industry. One way in which ICT diffusion is taking place was found to be through within-company communities of practice. We undertook in-depth unstructured interviews with three of the major 10 to 15 contractors in Australia to discuss their ICT diffusion strategies. We discovered that in all three cases,within company networked communities of practice was a central strategy. Further, effective diffusion of ICT groupware tools can be critical in developing COP where they are geographically dispersed.