Stainforth Junction Signal Box seen here on the 15th April 1977. Originally called Stainforth and Hatfield Signal Box its name was altered sometime after 1968 You can still see where the longer signal box name board use to be. The signal box was demolished in 1980. Any further information on this signal box gratefully received.
Stainforth Junction Signal Box seen here on the 15th April 1977. Originally called Stainforth and Hatfield Signal Box its name was altered sometime after 1968 You can still see where the longer signal box name board use to be. The signal box was demolished in 1980. Any further information on this signal box gratefully received.
4th July 2009
Infrastructure
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Sincil Bank Signal Box was situated on the approach to Lincoln from Sleaford and is seen here on the 8th February 1976. It originally controlled both the junction for the GNR line to Grantham and the level crossing, however the junction was removed when the line to Grantham was closed and the box was abolished around 1985 when the level crossing was converted to lifting barriers controlled from Pelham Street Junction Signal Box via CCTV. Further information regarding this Signal Box gratefully received. Previous | NextDunfermline Lower Signal Box seen here on the 14th April 1977. The box was opened in 1877 and contained a 40 lever Stevens Co. mechanical frame and worked to Charlestown Junction and Touch South signal boxes. It was abolished on the 20th August 1978, fourteen months after this photograph was taken. Any further information regarding this signal box gratefully received.

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