OLD PLYMOUTH
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© Brian
Moseley, Plymouth Webpage created: February 28, 2019 Webpage updated: July 12, 2020 |
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BRANCH LINE, CORNWALL JUNCTION SIGNAL BOX TO PLYMOUTH GREAT WESTERN DOCKS The commencement of the line to the Plymouth Great Western Docks, later known as Millbay Docks, was 116 yards south of Cornwall Junction Signal Box, where signal lever 6 gave access to the Down Goods line until 1960. On and as from November 14th 1960 the two Goods Lines became the Main Lines and signal 6 became the access signal for the Down Carriage Line, formerly the Main Line. The Plymouth Panel Signal Box took over control of the Branch on and as from November 26th 1960.
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With grateful acknowledgement to the late Mr
Laurence 'Larry' William Crosier (1929-2010) of the Great Western Railway Company
(1943-1947); British Railways (1948-c1994); the Plymouth Railway Circle, the Lee Moor Tramway Preservation Society, and the Signalling Record Society. |