1829 (Great Britain) - by Francis Tresham

Published by:

• Hartland Trefoil Ltd.: (for 3-9 players; [recommended for 3-6] / playing time: 4 to 10 hrs.  / 1829 South published in 1974; 1829 North published in 1981)  [Note: 1829 South is the original 18xx game--a "landmark" creation by Francis Tresham.  It has since been the inspiration for a large number of related games.]
• Out of print.
  

PBEM

• 1829 Cyberboard Gamebox (Robo's 18xx Page) [Roberto A. Ullfig]
  
• 1829 South Cyberboard Files posted by Ed Holzman (BoardGameGeek)
  
• 1829 Report (Excel Spreadsheet) posted by Ed Holzman (BoardGameGeek)
  
• FourTrack Mainline (see 1829 section)
  

Playing Aids

Reviews and Summaries

• 1829 [South] (BoardGameGeek) Mentions the 1829 Conversion Kit published in 1981 that enabled players owning 1829 North to play 1829 [South] without needing to buy the entire 1829 [South] game.  Six Extension kits for 1829 are also described.
  
• 1829 (Wikipedia)
• 1829 North (BoardGameGeek)
• 1829 Main Page (The Depot)
• Chris's List of 18xx Games: #6. 1829 (BoardGameGeek Geeklist by Chris Farrell)
• Gaming: 18xx Games (by Dan Blum, Jan 14, 2006)
  

Rules and Components

• 1829  (Blackwater Station)
• 1829 Northern Map (BoardGameGeek)
• 1829 Northern Map (The Depot)
• 1829 Northern Map (John's 18xx Site--1829)
• 1829 Southern Map (BoardGameGeek)
• 1829 Southern Map (The Depot)
• 1829 Southern Map (John's 18xx Site--1829)
  
• 1829 Tile Manifest (Blackwater Station - John David Galt)
  
• 1829 Trainspotting (Blackwater Station)
• FourTrack Mainline (see 1829 section: SPI, Companies, Trains and Phases, Tiles, South Map, North Map)
• Major & Minor Companies, Both Boards (The Depot) 
• Trains of 1829 (The Depot) 
• Where Have All the Cities Gone? 1829's City Tiles Revisited (from the TGA Train Gamer's Gazette) or Alternate site by Nick Markevich
  

Strategy

• 1829 Strategy by Thomas Butcher
  

Variants

• 1829 Variants (The Depot)
• The Depot: 1829: Variants: Combined Boards Map (The Depot)
• The Depot: 1829 Variants: Share Price Variant by Stuart Dagger (The Depot)
  
• The Depot: John Wilman's Combined Boards Variant for 1829 (with Additional Adjustments by Steve Jones) (The Depot)
  
• The Depot: Stuart Dagger's Combined Boards Variant for 1829 (The Depot)