Signals, Antrim station
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Signals, Antrim station
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 2 Feb 1985
The down home signal at the junction between the ex GNR(I) line from Lisburn /Knockmore Jct and the NCC Belfast – Londonderry line. Interesting in that the signal to the main line is a GNR(I) lower quadrant while the others are NCC miniature somersaults (both minus their spectacles). Now replaced by colour lights. The locomotive is running towards the camera.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.714889
Longitude
-6.209169