Shrewsbury Crewe Bank Signal Box
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Shrewsbury Crewe Bank Signal Box
Image: © Tim Marshall Taken: 16 Feb 2010
Shrewsbury Crewe Bank Signal Box, switched out, all main line signals cleared. An ARP design built by the GWR during World War Two. From what I gather this box is only manned when certain local movements are required. I also understand that Network Rail have permission to abolish and demolish so it certainly seems to be living on borrowed time.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.717694
Longitude
-2.747565