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    New Tredegar, Bargoed & Caerphilly Journal [plaintext]
    (2025-06-16)
    British Library
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    Living with Machines
    New Tredegar, Bargoed & Caerphilly Journal was a British newspaper which has been digitised by the British Library for the Living with Machines project.
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    Stretford and Urmston Examiner [plaintext]
    (2025-06-16)
    British Library
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    Living with Machines
    Stretford and Urmston Examiner was a British newspaper which has been digitised by the British Library for the Living with Machines project.
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    Stalybridge Examiner [plaintext]
    (2025-06-16)
    British Library
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    Living with Machines
    Stalybridge Examiner (1876) which has been digitised by the British Library for the Living with Machines project.
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    Nantwich, Sandbach & Crewe Star [plaintext]
    (2025-06-16)
    British Library
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    Living with Machines
    Nantwich, Sandbach & Crewe Star was a British newspaper which has been digitised by the British Library for the Living with Machines project.
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    Bridgend Chronicle, Cowbridge, Llantrisant, and Maesteg Advertiser [plaintext]
    (2025-06-16)
    British Library
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    Living with Machines
    Bridgend Chronicle, Cowbridge, Llantrisant, and Maesteg Advertiser was a British newspaper which has been digitised by the British Library for the Living with Machines project.
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    Barnsley Telephone [plaintext]
    (2025-06-16)
    British Library
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    Living with Machines
    Barnsley Telephone was a British newspaper which has been digitised by the British Library for the Living with Machines project.
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    The Newspaper Press Directory (1846-1880)
    (2021)
    C. Mitchell and Co.
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    British Library
    Newspaper directories produced and published annually in contemporary 19th Britain by advertising agent Charles Mitchell. Newspapers listed primarily listed in alphabetical order of the town the newspaper where the title was published. Information for each title included: features connected with the district such as population and trade; principal towns in district; title, price, day of publication; politics; date of first issue; political leanings and special interests; proprietors and publishers. Some overseas titles information also included in selected years.
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    May's British and Irish Press Guide and Advertiser's Handbook & Dictionary etc. (1871-1880)
    (2021)
    Frederick May & Son
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    British Library
    Newspaper directories produced and published annually in contemporary 19th Britain by advertising agent Frederick May and successors, containing information on newspapers, magazines and periodicals and arranged in alphabetical and sometimes tabular order. Information for each title included price, publisher, office, political and religious leaning.
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    StopsGB: Structured Timeline of Passenger Stations in Great Britain
    (2021)
    Coll Ardanuy, Mariona
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    Beelen, Kaspar
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    Lawrence, Jon
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    McDonough, Katherine
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    Nanni, Federico
    Michael Quick's book _Railway Passenger Stations in Great Britain: a Chronology_ offers a uniquely rich and detailed account of Britain's changing railway infrastructure. Its listing of over 12,000 stations allows us to reconstruct the coming of rail at both micro- and macro-scales. However, being published originally as a book (and subsequently online as a PDF created from an underlying MS Word document), this resource was not well suited for systematic linking to other data. We now present a new, automatically generated dataset that provides the rich detail of this exceptional resource in a structured format. Each station described in the _Chronology_ is given certain attributes, such as operating companies and opening and closing dates, and is georeferenced and linked---whenever possible---to its corresponding entry on Wikidata. We name this structured, linked, and georeferenced dataset 'StopsGB' (Structured Timeline of Passenger Stations in Great Britain), and we make it openly available. We believe this dataset (and the method used to create it) will be of widespread interest across the historical, digital library and semantic web communities, and that it will be a key resource for ongoing research into the impact of the railway in Great Britain.
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    The Newspaper Press Directory (1846-1920): A Structured and Enriched Dataset
    (2023)
    Mitchell, Charles
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    Beelen, Kaspar
    Mitchell's Newspaper Press Directories contained an almost complete list of newspapers published in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. It was published regularly from 1846 onwards and provided a detailed description of the newspaper landscape over time. This version contains a structured, tabular representation of the directories (as CSV or Excel Spreadsheet). Each row describes a newspaper at a specific point in time. We record title, politics, price, location and other information. Please consult the data card for a detailed overview of the data structure and this blog post for more background on the digitisation process.
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