Edgeley Junction Signalboxes [16 photos] in SJ8989

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Edgeley Junction Signalboxes

Two new boxes were provided at Edgeley Junction (south of Stockport) in 1884 by the London & North Western Railway in connection with substantial enlargements to the layout. Prior to that date, the line through here had been a simple double track with a three-way junction and two siding connections. Almost overnight, the number of running lines between the boxes was increased to eight!
Both boxes were built to the LNW's typical architecture of the period, a design which had been introduced in 1876. The majority of these had panelled brick bases and wooden top portions.

by N Chadwick

Created: Thu, 22 Jan 2015, Updated: Thu, 22 Jan 2015

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SJ8989 : Edgeley Junction Box No.1 by N Chadwick

2014

SJ8988 : Edgeley Signalbox by N Chadwick

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SJ8988 : Edgeley Junction No.1 Signalbox by N Chadwick

2015

SJ8989 : Edgeley Junction Signalbox by N Chadwick

2019

SJ8989 : Edgeley Junction by Gerald England

2015

SJ8989 : Edgeley Junction No.2 Signalbox by N Chadwick

2015

SJ8989 : Edgeley Junction No.1 signalbox by N Chadwick

2014

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SJ8989 : Edgeley Junction Box No.2 by N Chadwick

2014

SJ8988 : Edgeley Junction Signalbox by N Chadwick

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SJ8989 : Edgeley No.2 Signalbox by N Chadwick

2016

SJ8989 : Edgeley Junction #2 Signalbox by N Chadwick

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