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2 hours ago, Poor Old Bruce said:

 

Update/backdate from an earlier post.

 

Ty Croes, seen on 10 Sept 1991 with wooden gates and better lighting. Chester and Holyhead Railway, 1872.

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and one of Gaerwen which got missed somehow, showing the steps at the rear of the box.

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What was the original purpose of the single-storey extension at Ty Croes?

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4 hours ago, Poor Old Bruce said:

 

 

 

 

and one of Gaerwen which got missed somehow, showing the steps at the rear of the box.

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 What's missing from the nameboard?

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On 01/06/2021 at 13:56, Wickham Green too said:

'Junction' ....... for Anglesey Central and Red Wharf Bay.

 

No.1, there was a No.2 that used to control the branch line connections

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3 hours ago, Poor Old Bruce said:

Crewe Sorting Sidings North, a BR(LMR) design from 1962.

 

 

and Crewe Sorting Sidings South, seen in 1985. Not sure if this is of LNWR or LMS design.

 

 

 

 

BR LMR Type 15 from 04/06/1962, IFS panel

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LNWR Type 4 ca 1900, closed 22/10/1989 - fitted with a Crewe electric power frame replaced ca 1939 with a conventional frame

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A couple of different shots, sorry I don't know how to post the image with the link through as it just gives me a red box. 

 

Wigan North Western showing the back of the box, these sorts of views always seem rare

Wigan North Western

 

Severn Sisters   between Ingham and Barnham. Closed early 1933 and replaced by a ground frame

Queen Adelaide crossing Peterborough road  not sure if this counts being a crossing. 

 

Finally for now the incredibly tall box at Duffryn Rhondda Colliery

 

Duncan

 

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20 hours ago, Blandford1969 said:

A couple of different shots, sorry I don't know how to post the image with the link through as it just gives me a red box. 

 

Wigan North Western showing the back of the box, these sorts of views always seem rare

Wigan North Western

 

Severn Sisters   between Ingham and Barnham. Closed early 1933 and replaced by a ground frame

Queen Adelaide crossing Peterborough road  not sure if this counts being a crossing. 

 

Finally for now the incredibly tall box at Duffryn Rhondda Colliery

 

Duncan

 

 

Just to point out that the link to 'Seven Sisters' brings up 'Seven Hills' :nono:

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22 hours ago, Blandford1969 said:

A couple of different shots, sorry I don't know how to post the image with the link through as it just gives me a red box. 

 

Wigan North Western showing the back of the box, these sorts of views always seem rare

Wigan North Western

 

 

Wigan No.2

 

Wigan North Western box before October 1972

 

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22 hours ago, Blandford1969 said:

A couple of different shots, sorry I don't know how to post the image with the link through as it just gives me a red box.

 

 

Select the image in Flick then click on the right bendy arrow (3rd from left)

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Then copy and paste the link https:// etc.

 

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Two more from 1985.

 

Mow Cop, North Stafford Rly. Complete with tea stain down the end. Rescued to somewhere in 2002.

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Madeley, LNWR*, WCML, not to be confused with Madeley Junction between Shifnal and Telford. This box (or at least some of it) is now at Brownhills station on the Chasewater Railway.

*Edit: Thanks again to beast66606 who tells us this is an LMS box from 1931.

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Correction to Madeley details
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3 minutes ago, Poor Old Bruce said:

Madeley, LNWR, WCML, not to be confused with Madeley Junction between Shifnal and Telford. This box (or at least some of it) is now at Brownhills station on the Chasewater Railway.

 

Madeley is an LMS box, opened 1931, closed 26/06/2004 when Stoke-on-Trent SCC took over.

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