Bradshaw's Railway Guide is a historical travel guide that was first published in 1839. It provided detailed information about train schedules, routes, and fares in Great Britain and Ireland. The guide became an essential resource for travelers, helping them navigate the expanding railway network during the Industrial Revolution. The guide was compiled by George Bradshaw, a cartographer and publisher, and it was known for its accuracy and clarity. Over the years, it evolved to include maps and illustrations, making it a valuable tool for both tourists and railway enthusiasts. Today, it is regarded as a significant artifact of railway history.