(authors collection)
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.
(authors collection)
Another picture of Wragby Junction, Louth, dated 1908/9. Ex GCR
D9 on up passenger train.
(authors collection)
Hallington station which was the first station from Louth on the
branch. Possibly late 1890`s.
(authors collection)
Hallington signalbox.
(authors collection)
South Willingham signalbox with train on embankment in distance
c.1910
(authors collection)
East Barkwith station. Again around 1900.
(Authors Collection)
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.
See the Louth to Bardney
Website for more information and pictures of this picturesque railway
line
in the Lincolnshire Wolds - Use your browsers BACK button to return
here!