Around the shires: Signalbox

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Friday 5 January 2024

Signalbox

Somewhat newer than the Victorian architecture seen earlier this week is Harrogate signalbox.

Posted by Kris Davies at 17:57

Labels: Harrogate, North Yorkshire, Railways

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