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Sir Herbert Walker (1868-1949), Railway Manager. Born at Paddington.
Sir Herbert Walker (1868-1949), Railway Manager. Born at Paddington.


General Manager of [[London and South Western Railway]] 1912-1922
1912 General Manager of [[London and South Western Railway]]  


General Manager of [[Southern Railway]] 1923-1937
1923 [[Percy Crosland Tempest]], Sir [[William Forbes]], [[Herbert Ashcombe Walker|Sir Herbert Walker]] were appointed joint general managers of the [[Southern Railway]] on grouping


Chairman of the Railway Executive Committee during WW11
1923 After Forbes retired in June, Tempest continued as joint general manager until the end of the year when he also retired.
 
1924 Walker became sole General Manager of [[Southern Railway]]
 
1937 Retired from the Southern Railway
 
WWII Chairman of the Railway Executive Committee


His deputy for almost 25 years was [[Gilbert Szlumper]]
His deputy for almost 25 years was [[Gilbert Szlumper]]

Revision as of 11:37, 20 January 2021

Sir Herbert Walker (1868-1949), Railway Manager. Born at Paddington.

1912 General Manager of London and South Western Railway

1923 Percy Crosland Tempest, Sir William Forbes, Sir Herbert Walker were appointed joint general managers of the Southern Railway on grouping

1923 After Forbes retired in June, Tempest continued as joint general manager until the end of the year when he also retired.

1924 Walker became sole General Manager of Southern Railway

1937 Retired from the Southern Railway

WWII Chairman of the Railway Executive Committee

His deputy for almost 25 years was Gilbert Szlumper



1949 Obituary [1]




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