ALT Posed 1930s accident prevention photo, showing a worker standing between tracks, about to be hit by a steam train approaching unseen from behind.

ALT Posed 1920s safety photo, showing a driver near the front of a steam loco as it was moving, warning of the dangers of leaving the cab whilst the engine was travelling.

ALT Posed 1920s safety photo showing a worker having stumbled and fallen in front of a train, as he tried to cross the line.

ALT Infographic showing the number of workers killed and injured on Britain and Ireland's railways and whose accidents were investigated, between 1911 and 1915. This was the first run of data we produced, of around 4000 cases, now hugely expanded.

ALT Photographic postcard, showing a group of 15 railwaywomen arranged around 2 railwaymen in the centre. In the front row two women sit either side of the men; behind them 11 women stand. All are in uniform; the women are carriage cleaners, and have 'SW & SCR' stitched in. Several of the women smile; at least 2 have what appear to be National Union of Railwaymen lapel badges; most are young, several are somewhat older. They are arranged in front of a brick-built goods shed, with two sliding wooden doors closed.

ALT Photographic postcard, showing a group of 15 railwaywomen arranged around 2 railwaymen in the centre. In the front row two women sit either side of the men; behind them 11 women stand. All are in uniform; the women are carriage cleaners, and have 'SW & SCR' stitched in. Several of the women smile; at least 2 have what appear to be National Union of Railwaymen lapel badges; most are young, several are somewhat older. They are arranged in front of a brick-built goods shed, with two sliding wooden doors closed.

ALT Poster for the Call for Presenters for "Collections Uncovered: Disability at the British Library." All text is black typed on cream, yellow and light blue backgrounds (descending down the page in that order). The text reads: Collections Uncovered: Disability at the British Library 27th November 2026, 10am-4:30pm, hybrid Call for Presenters Join the UK Disability History and Heritage Hub to explore disability stories in the collections of the British Library. The day will begin with academic, artistic, or community presentations on all things disability history. Presentations will be online and in-person. The afternoon will be a hands-on, in-person workshop with selected material from the British Library collections. Topic ideas: . cataloguing disability . activist publications . access . disability histories in the British Library collections Presentations may be 5 or 15 minutes. These can be standard papers or something more creative, like an interview or performance!