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Bottesford West is located on the Grantham to Nottingham route some distance West of Bottesford station. Dating from 1876, this box once controlled access to the GN & LNW Jt route to Melton Mowbray / Leicester .Bottesford West Junction. Carries the date 21.1.49. Click here for a larger image Bottesford West Junction (Great Northern Railway) signal box, photographed 30/6/11.Bottesford West box on the Grantham to Nottingham line. The last remaining of four boxes at all compass points this box was retained to control the junction with the freight line to Newark .
taken 10 years ago, near to Bottesford, Leicestershire, England. This is 1 of 3 images, with title Bottesford West Junction Signal Box in this square. The term 'Junction' has been redundant since the closure of the line north to . Bottesford West Junction is a lovely GNR box set just within the Leicestershire border on the Nottingham - Grantham line. Bottesford once had 5 boxes, one for each point of .There were five signal boxes; one at the station, which I first weedled my way into by helpfully offering to fetch some fish and chips for the signalman – Pete Dove – of course when I returned with his supper, I had to deliver them and so found .DSC00063: Bottesford West Junction signal box £ 1.50 – £ 3.50 Rippingale station on the GNR between Bourne and Sleaford, closed to passengers in 1930 and goods in 1964, Photo: .
This is a series of pictures taken in 2015 by Ashley Waterfall, showing the interior and exterior of Bottesford West signal box, which has been earmarked for demolition by Network Rail, presumably in the name of ‘progress’. Bottesford West is located on the Grantham to Nottingham route some distance West of Bottesford station. Dating from 1876, this box once controlled access to the GN & LNW Jt route to Melton Mowbray / Leicester Belgrave Rd. And the GNR to Newark which remained open to freight until 1987.Bottesford West Junction. Carries the date 21.1.49. Click here for a larger image Bottesford West Junction (Great Northern Railway) signal box, photographed 30/6/11.
By 1880 Bottesford had four signal boxes and two stations with important junctions to the east/west line. The timetable of 1887 shows only 4 trains a day, both north and south, stopping at Bottesford, but it was possible to “stop” four more if required!Bottesford West box on the Grantham to Nottingham line. The last remaining of four boxes at all compass points this box was retained to control the junction with the freight line to Newark (now closed). A lever frame controls semaphore and colour lights.
taken 10 years ago, near to Bottesford, Leicestershire, England. This is 1 of 3 images, with title Bottesford West Junction Signal Box in this square. The term 'Junction' has been redundant since the closure of the line north to Newark in 1988. The box was scheduled for decommissioning during 2014. Bottesford West Junction is a lovely GNR box set just within the Leicestershire border on the Nottingham - Grantham line. Bottesford once had 5 boxes, one for each point of the compass and a 5th at the station.There were five signal boxes; one at the station, which I first weedled my way into by helpfully offering to fetch some fish and chips for the signalman – Pete Dove – of course when I returned with his supper, I had to deliver them and so found my way into the station box.DSC00063: Bottesford West Junction signal box £ 1.50 – £ 3.50 Rippingale station on the GNR between Bourne and Sleaford, closed to passengers in 1930 and goods in 1964, Photo: September 20th, 1997
This is a series of pictures taken in 2015 by Ashley Waterfall, showing the interior and exterior of Bottesford West signal box, which has been earmarked for demolition by Network Rail, presumably in the name of ‘progress’. Bottesford West is located on the Grantham to Nottingham route some distance West of Bottesford station. Dating from 1876, this box once controlled access to the GN & LNW Jt route to Melton Mowbray / Leicester Belgrave Rd. And the GNR to Newark which remained open to freight until 1987.Bottesford West Junction. Carries the date 21.1.49. Click here for a larger image
Bottesford West Junction (Great Northern Railway) signal box, photographed 30/6/11.By 1880 Bottesford had four signal boxes and two stations with important junctions to the east/west line. The timetable of 1887 shows only 4 trains a day, both north and south, stopping at Bottesford, but it was possible to “stop” four more if required!Bottesford West box on the Grantham to Nottingham line. The last remaining of four boxes at all compass points this box was retained to control the junction with the freight line to Newark (now closed). A lever frame controls semaphore and colour lights.
taken 10 years ago, near to Bottesford, Leicestershire, England. This is 1 of 3 images, with title Bottesford West Junction Signal Box in this square. The term 'Junction' has been redundant since the closure of the line north to Newark in 1988. The box was scheduled for decommissioning during 2014. Bottesford West Junction is a lovely GNR box set just within the Leicestershire border on the Nottingham - Grantham line. Bottesford once had 5 boxes, one for each point of the compass and a 5th at the station.There were five signal boxes; one at the station, which I first weedled my way into by helpfully offering to fetch some fish and chips for the signalman – Pete Dove – of course when I returned with his supper, I had to deliver them and so found my way into the station box.
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