Contact
information for
Carolyn
Dougherty
(last
updated
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For various reasons over the
past months I’ve taken down my personal web pages, online
writings and blog; I did want, however, to leave a way for anyone who
wanted to to find me online. If
you’re looking for my writing on the following subjects: ·
A Loafer’s Guide to
the UC Berkeley Campus (still online here) ·
Historic American Engineering
Record work on the Southern Pacific workshops in Sacramento (the final
report can be found here) ·
Road trips on Henry the Royal
Enfield J2 (the first two Henry stories can still be found online here) ·
Prosopographical research on 18th
and 19th century civil engineers (this work has
been published in Prosopography
Approaches and Applications: A
Handbook) ·
Lady Jillian Spagthorpe (her
writing on speedometers here,
and on how to light a carbide lamp here) ·
The Babbage engine (hosted with
photos here) ·
My debut at the San Francisco
Opera in 2003 (story still online here) ·
Other travel, museums and events ·
18th
century railways ·
The origins of the Avebury stone
circle ·
The lines on the floor of York
Minster’s masons’ loft ·
Stories about Neddy, Blake and
Overstrom and the various people the latter meets, manipulates,
negotiates with, and on occasion kidnaps (their continuing story can be
followed in fragmentary form, along with the progress of the novel in
which they feature, on this
community) you’d like to offer me
a job, or you just want to send a note to say hi, please write to this
address: carolyn dot webmail at ntlworld
dot com or look for me on AIM at
Broughie Shaw. I’ll continue to post
stories here occasionally—here’s one of my most
recent road trip through the
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