On the other hand, the Railway Magazine reported that its internal arrangements were extremely convenient.

A report in Railway Magazine of 1902 said:

It was a direct competitor with The Railway Magazine, but always on friendly terms.

The Railway Magazine, September and October 2006 issues (main article and discussion).

The Railway Magazine mentioned it in their May 1996 issue and had a short section, saying that the passengers would have been "fried" anyway.

Railway Magazine in 1910 described this convenience as 'perhaps the finest in England'.

Apart from this episode, The Railway Magazine had no serious commercial rival in its field until the 1940s.

The Railway Magazine has a presence on the National Preservation forums.

He was on the first train into London and founded the earliest Railway Magazine in 1835.

In October 1913 the Railway Magazine reported that she was "very proud" of her job after 23 years service and hoped to continue indefinitely.