Rails in the Fells
Subtitle: a railway case study : an account of the origins, characteristics, and contribution of a railway to the landscape, together with an attempt to evaluate its past and present influence on the area through which it passes
By: David Jenkinson ; with a foreword by Eric Treacy.
Edition: 2nd ed. rev.
Publisher: Peco
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Beer, Devon
Language: eng
Number of pages: 157
Subjects: Settle and Carlisle Railway.
First sentence: appendices cover:

statistical significance testing

shed allocation and train formations

this information is based on the second edition
Description: part 1 The historical Background
part2 The line in its environment
part3 the line as a factor in local development
part4 the line and its trains
various appendices
There are many drawing and plans which are ideal for modellers. I should know, I used to live at Ribblehead and built the whole complex and the viaduct in 4 mm gauge!
Notes: Bibliography: p. 154-155.
Includes index.