Sources and Reference
- The Corringham Light Railway (Locomotion Paper No. 155) by Ivor Gotheridge, published by Oakwood, 1985? ISBN 0-85361-311-7
- Minor Railways of England and their Locomotives by George Woodcock, published by Goose and Son, Norwich, England, 1970
- The Corringham Light Railway A New History by Peter Kay Published 2008, ISBN 978-1-899890-42-2
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