Signalbox Nameboard, Harperley

Made:
1854-1922 in unknown
maker:
North Eastern Railway

Signalbox nameboard, North Eastern Railway, Harperley, white with black text, wooden.

It was a legal requirement for signalboxes to display the name of the area on the signalbox. This helped the driver identify their location and follow the signalling requirements for that stretch of line.

Details

Category:
Railway Infrastructure
Object Number:
1985-8499
Materials:
wood (unidentified) and paint
Measurements:
overall: 228 mm x 1178 mm x 23 mm,
type:
signal box nameboard
credit:
British Rail, Historical Relics

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