Steve Lanham is a freelance graphic illustrator, researcher and writer, and is based in Dorset on the south coast of England. With nearly twenty years' experience of working within the heritage sector, including sixteen years at the world-famous National Motor Museum in Beaulieu, Steve has specialized in displays and exhibitions focusing on the various aspects and fascinating diversity that epitomizes the story of motoring. To date, he has also written or collaborated on more than a dozen books on a range of topics chronicling the history of transport.

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• IntroductionThe PioneersFrom Horse-Drawn Carriage to Horseless CarriageFrom Backstreet Workshop to Household NameA Changing LandscapeAccessories for the AutocaristPromotion, Racing and Reliability The ‘Emancipation Act’ and London to BrightonFurther ReadingPlaces to VisitIndex

Steve Lanham is a freelance graphic illustrator, researcher and writer, and is based in Dorset on the south coast of England. With nearly twenty years' experience of working within the heritage sector, including sixteen years at the world-famous National Motor Museum in Beaulieu, Steve has specialized in displays and exhibitions focusing on the various aspects and fascinating diversity that epitomizes the story of motoring. To date, he has also written or collaborated on more than a dozen books on a range of topics chronicling the history of transport.

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• IntroductionThe PioneersFrom Horse-Drawn Carriage to Horseless CarriageFrom Backstreet Workshop to Household NameA Changing LandscapeAccessories for the AutocaristPromotion, Racing and Reliability The ‘Emancipation Act’ and London to BrightonFurther ReadingPlaces to VisitIndex

Steve Lanham is a freelance graphic illustrator, researcher and writer, and is based in Dorset on the south coast of England. With nearly twenty years' experience of working within the heritage sector, including sixteen years at the world-famous National Motor Museum in Beaulieu, Steve has specialized in displays and exhibitions focusing on the various aspects and fascinating diversity that epitomizes the story of motoring. To date, he has also written or collaborated on more than a dozen books on a range of topics chronicling the history of transport.

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• IntroductionThe PioneersFrom Horse-Drawn Carriage to Horseless CarriageFrom Backstreet Workshop to Household NameA Changing LandscapeAccessories for the AutocaristPromotion, Racing and Reliability The ‘Emancipation Act’ and London to BrightonFurther ReadingPlaces to VisitIndex