Vintage British Railway Posters is on view in the Charles Marvin Fairchild Memorial Gallery on the fifth floor of Georgetown University's Lauinger Library during the Fall 2001 semester.

The twenty-five posters in the exhibition have been divided into the above six categories. Please click the links to see the illustrations. All posters are approximately 40 x 25 inches.

Southern Railway
Anonymous For Holidays I always go Southern London, Dunstable & Watford: Waterlow & Sons Limited Not dated, but not before 1925 The original photograph on which this poster is based was taken in 1924 by the father of Ronald Witt, the child gazing raptly up at the engineer, and the earliest poster use was in 1925; but the image was used repeatedly in various guises for a dozen years.	T. D. Kerr Electrification! (Progress Posters No. 1) London, Dunstable & Watford: Waterlow & Sons Ltd. 1925 This and the following three posters made up the Southern Railway's first poster series. Cole and Durack, p. 64
T. D. Kerr Steam! (Progress Posters No. 2) London: McCorquodale & Co., Limited 1925 Cole and Durack, p. 64	T. D. Kerr The Viaduct (Progress Posters No. 3) London, Dunstable & Watford: Waterlow & Sons Ltd. 1925 The illustration depicts the Ouse Viaduct, on the route between London and Brighton. Cole and Durack, p. 65
T. D. Kerr Rolling-stock (Progress Posters No. 4) London: McCorquodale & Co., Limited 1925	Anonymous The New 'Bournemouth Limited' [London] Sanders Phillips and Co., Ltd., The Baynard Press [1929] Hillman and Cole, p. 12