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Signal Box


"Signal box. 1887, altered 1928 and 1984. Built for the Central Division of the North-Eastern Railway Co. Ltd., possibly designed by the Thomas Prosser, architect to the NER. This box is a variant of the Central Division's Type C2 signal box. Red brick and timber with a slate roof. 2 storey......retains McKenzie & Holland pattern 16 frame lever system installed in 1928, and reduced from 55 levers to 42 levers in 1984..." (Historic England)

Shildon Grade II Listed Historic Buildings and Monuments in Shildon 1887 Railway Signal Boxes
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Shildon Signal Box
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Shildon Rail Museum
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Signal Box, Shildon 30.06.2009 P6300098
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Signal Box, Shildon 29.06.2009 P6290013
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Semaphore signal & signal box, Shildon 29.06.2009 P6300094
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Shildon Signal Box and Spout Lane Bridge
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SHILDON SIGNAL BOX - List Entry
- "Signal box. 1887, altered 1928 and 1984. Built for the Central Division of the North-Eastern Railway Co. Ltd., possibly designed by the Thomas Prosser, architect to the NER. This box …
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List number: 1390827
List grade: 2
County: County Durham
Grid ref: NZ2366825688

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