Louth to Bardney Branch Line


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Staff pose for the camera at Wragby Junction signalbox just south of Louth station. The level crossing was situated on Monks Dyke Road,
little evidence remains of a railway there today. The junction points are in the foreground, the branch turned westwards off the ELR here.


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Another picture of Wragby Junction, Louth, dated 1908/9. Ex GCR D9 on up passenger train.


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Hallington station which was the first station from Louth on the branch. Possibly late 1890`s.


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Hallington signalbox.


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South Willingham signalbox with train on embankment in distance c.1910


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 East Barkwith station. Again around 1900.


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Bardney station, south - east of Lincoln, where the single line branch over the picturesque
Lincolnshire Wolds from Louth and Wragby joined the Lincoln Woodhall Jcn line.

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