H. R. Fox

H. R. Fox
H. R. Fox
Born	Harold Robert Leslie Fox
Died	Jamaica
Education	BSc[1]
Known for	General Manager of the Jamaica Government Railway at its centenary in 1945[1]

Harold Robert Leslie Fox CBE (born 17 November 1889) was the General Manager of the Jamaica Government Railway at the time of its centenary in 1945.[1]

Fox was the son of Edith Blounts and Isaac Fox of Halse Hall, Jamaica.[2] He went to school at Epsom College in England then studied Mining and Civil Engineering at MIT, graduating BSc in 1912.[3] After graduating he worked on railways in Canada and the West Indies. He served in the First World War in France with the Royal Engineers reaching the rank of captain.[3]

Fox was a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers.[1] He was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 1946 New Year Honours.[4]

Publications

The Jamaica Railway 1845–1945, H R Fox, The Railway Magazine Volume 91 Number 560, Pages 313–317, November and December 1945.

References

The Jamaica Railway 1845-1945, H R Fox (General Manager, Jamaica Government Railway), The Railway Magazine Volume 91 Number 560 November and December 1945, pages 313-317.
"Isaac Fox 1850 - 1924". www.foxfamilyhistory.com.au. Retrieved 1 April 2022.
"TECHNOLOGY MEN IN ACTION". MIT Technology Review. 42 (3): XIX. January 1940.
"No. 37407". The London Gazette. 1 January 1946. p. 62.

Ingram, Kenneth E N (31 March 2001). Manuscript Sources for the History of the West Indies: With Special Reference to Jamaica in the National Library of Jamaica and Supplementary Sources ... America, the United Kingdom and Elsewhere. University of the West Indies Press. p. 246. ISBN 978-9766400255. Retrieved 15 November 2012.

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[RM-1] The Jamaica Railway 1845-1945, H R Fox (General Manager, Jamaica Government Railway), The Railway Magazine Volume 91 Number 560 November and December 1945, pages 313-317.

[2] "Isaac Fox 1850 - 1924". www.foxfamilyhistory.com.au. Retrieved 1 April 2022.

[:0-3] "TECHNOLOGY MEN IN ACTION". MIT Technology Review. 42 (3): XIX. January 1940.

[4] "No. 37407". The London Gazette. 1 January 1946. p. 62.

Railways of Jamaica
Passenger lines	Kingston to Montego Bay Spanish Town to Ewarton Bog Walk to Port Antonio Linstead to New Works May Pen to Frankfield
Stations	List of railway stations in Jamaica Ailford's halt Albany Anchovy Angels halt Annotto Bay Appleton Appleton Tourist halt Balaclava Baughs halt Belfield halt Bog Walk Breadnut Walk halt Bryan's Hill Buff Bay Bushy Park halt Cambridge Catadupa Chapelton Clarendon Park Comfort Hall halt Crawle halt Crescent halt Crooked River Cross Roads/Ivy Store Darling Spring halt Duck Pond halt Esher Ewarton Fort George halt Fort Stewart halt Four Paths Frankfield Gordon’s halt Grange Lane Grays Inn halt Greenvale Greenwich Town halt Gregory Park Grove Place halt Harewood halt Hartlands halt Highgate Hope Bay Horizon Park halt Hunts Bay halt Ipswich Jacob’s Hut Kendal Kingston Linstead Longville halt Maggotty Marcus Garvey Drive halt May Pen Michleton halt Montego Bay Montpelier Morgans New Works Norwich halt Old Harbour Orange Bay Oxford halt Passley Gardens halt Port Antonio Porus Richmond Riversdale Robertson's halt Rock halt Saint Margaret's Bay Scott's Pass halt Siloah halt Snow Hill halt Spanish Town Spring Garden halt St. John's Road halt Sterling Castle halt Stonehenge Suttons Taja halt Troja Trout Hall Williamsfield Windsor Castle halt
Other infrastructure	List of railway tunnels in Jamaica
Bauxite lines	Alcan Bodies to Port Esquiville (Alcan) Woodside mines to Rocky Point Port (Alcoa) Nain to Port Kaiser (Alpart) Upper Saint Ann to Discovery Bay (Kaiser) (Reynolds)
Estate lines	Appleton (sugar) Bowden (bananas)
Military lines	Logans Junction to Fort Simmonds
Notable personnel	H R Fox David Smith (railway promoter) William Smith (railway promoter)
Notable incidents	Balaclava rail disaster Kendal rail disaster