Railway Heritage Conference 2009
Speaker presentations and papers from the international 2009 Railway Heritage Conference, hosted by The Workshops Rail Museum.
TINHATT Discussion (day 1, session 1)
A Reprise of the Reasons for Forming a Worldwide Body (1462 KB)
David T Morgan, Chairman of the Heritage Railway Association, UK
The Third World Steam and Tourist Train Congress 2009 (2663 KB)
Quique Diaz, El Tren del Fin del Mundo (End of the World Train), Argentina
TINHATT Discussion (286 KB)
Chris LeMarshall, Director, Linquage International
Heritage (day 1, session 2)
Legal Protection for Railway Heritage - The UK Experience (874 KB)
Peter Ovenstone, Acting Chairman, UK Railway Heritage Committee
Neil Butters, Secretary, UK Railway Heritage Committee
Sustaining Our Rail Heritage (483 KB)
Marianne Hammerton, Director, Office of Rail Heritage, Rail Corporation of New South Wales
Training & Regulation (day 1, session 3)
Rail Safety Regulation: A Shared Responsibility (277 KB)
Julie Bullas, Director (Rail Safety), Department of Transport and Main Roads (Queensland)
Facilitating Future Training and Competency Assessment (39 KB)
Warren Doubleday, Rail Safety Officer, Association of Tourist and Heritage Railways of Australia and Chairman, Council of Tramway Museums Australia
Keeping the Tourist and Heritage Sector in Victoria Sustainable (359 KB)
Jenny Gabriele, Manager Policy and Legislation Operations, DOT Legal, Department of Transport (Victoria)
Things are looking up down under (1130 KB)
Paul Dillicar, President of Federation of Rail Organisations, New Zealand
Environment (day 2, session 1)
Climate Change (424 KB)
Allan Gardner, Manager of Infrastructure and Engineering, Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board Australia
Environmental Challenges as an Opportunity in Steam Locomotive Operations on Museum and Tourist Railways in the 21st Century (439 KB)
Reinhard W Serchinger, Consultant in Applied Physics, Munich, Germany
Boilers for Rail, Code of Practice (527 KB)
Alan Gardner, Manager of Infrastructure and Engineering, Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board Australia
Theatre of the Railway - Museums (day 2, session 2)
Bringing the Past Forward (1490 KB)
Sarah Jane Brazil, Museum Heritage Collections, Office of Rail Heritage, Railcorp, New South Wales
Richard Mulvaney, Chief Executive Officer, NSW Rail Transport Museum
All Aboard: Building an Audience through Public Programs (2213 KB)
Andrew Moritz, Director, The Workshops Rail Museum
Toyland Express - A Case Study for Audience Engagement at The Workshops Rail Museum (2152 KB)
Richelle Leane, Learning & Activities Officer, The Workshops Rail Museum
Outside the Tin Fence - Beyond the Museum's Boundary (1094 KB)
David Mewes, Curator, The Workshops Rail Museum
Evolving the National Railway Museum (South Australia) - a 45 Year Success Story (3872 KB)
Dr John C Radcliffe, Government Appointed Board Member, National Railway Museum, Port Adelaide
Theatre of the Railway - Operations (day 2, session 3)
Collection, Connection, Community, Commitment (8526 KB)
Greg Hallam, Queensland Railways Historian, QR
Heritage Operations - QR Passenger (104 KB)
Therese Miller, General Manager Operations, QR Passenger
Innovative Interpretation (1414 KB)
Ian Smith, Director, Heritage Railway Association, UK
Getting Backsides on Seats - Domestically and Internationally (64 KB)
Emma Everett, Sales and Marketing, Bellarine Railway
Theatre of the Railway - Performance (day 3, session 1)
Diversity of Railway Culture: Connecting with the Broader Railway Arts (2089 KB)
Brian Dunnett, Research in Australian Railway Heritage Culture
Writing the Stories of Torres Strait Islander Railway Men (941 KB)
Leah Lui-Chivizhe, Teacher and Researcher into Torres Strait Islander Culture at the Koori Centre, University of Sydney
An Asia Pacific Perspective (day 3, session 1)
Railway Preservation Activities in Japan (1991 KB)
Tatsuhiko Suga, General Representative, Railway Preservation Society of Japn
The Possibility and Formation of an Oceania & Asia Organisation (48 KB)
Kyoichi Oda, Japan
Training & Regulation (day 3, session 2)
3801 Limited: The Way Forward (572 KB)
Dr John Glastonbury, Chairman and General Manager, 3801 Limited
How to Ensure Your Heritage Organisation's Sustainable by Securing the Right Capability and Capacity in the 'Human Capital' Area (589 KB)
Chris Le Marshall, Director, Linqage International
Lessons Learned: Office of Rail Heritage Churchill Fellowship Steam Locomotives in Preservation (1824 KB)
Jennifer Edmonds, Seconded to the Rail Transport Museum, Thirlemere, New South Wales
The Benalla Rail Collision - Cause, Effects and Lessons Learned (1301 KB)
Stuart Thyer, Member, Steamrail Victoria Inc
Retaining Skills and Heritage Railways in the Future - Training in a regulated environment (2772 KB)
Nathan Williams, Member, Australian Sugar-Cane Railway
Financial Sustainability & Economics (day 3, session 3)
The National Railway Museum of Sierra Leone
Steve Davies, Director of the Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester
The Positive Impact of Tourism and Tourist Trains on the Economy of a Region (1164 KB)
Sergio Rodriguez Zubieta, Las Hayas Resort and El Tren del Fin del Mundo (End of the World Train), Argentina
Bringing in the Money: Grants, Funds and Gifts - The Economic Effects of Museums and Heritage Railway (5619 KB)
Mark Smith, Chairman, West Somerset Railway
Gordon Rushton, UK Consultant
Approaching Rail Heritage Preservation from the Perspective of Local Economic Development (2155 KB)
Dudley Smith, Corporate & Social Development Manager, Ingwe Municipality, South Africa