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Signal Box


The overhead signal box on the west side of Wylam Station was built in the late 19th century by the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. This, and the signal box at Hexham are the only 2 surviving examples of this type of signal box. Both are Grade II listed.

Wylam Station Grade II Listed Signal Box Historic Buildings and Monuments in Wylam Civil Parish Railway Signal Boxes
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WYLAM SIGNAL BOX - List Entry
- "Signal box. Later C19. Brick, wood and cast-iron. Two high brick walls on either side of railway line support iron frame of 2 elliptical arches with trellis-work parapet above. Signal …
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Signal Box
- The overhead railway signal box at Hexham was built in c.1896 by the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. This, and the signal box at Wylam, are the only 2 surviving examples of this type of …

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List number: 1155046
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NZ1196264484

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