Stone Sleeper for Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway
Stone sleeper used on Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway (1834). Sub square, with two centrally positioned holes set within a shallow rectangular recess, for attachment of a rail chair.
Two stone sleepers
- Made:
- 1834
Two stone sleepers, two chairs, spike and piece of rail used on Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway (1834).
Details
- Category:
- Railway Infrastructure
- Object Number:
- 1902-13
- type:
- permanent way
- credit:
- London and South Western Railway
Parts
Stone Sleeper for Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway
Stone sleeper used on Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway (1834). Sub square, with two centrally positioned holes set within a shallow rectangular recess, for attachment of a rail chair. One of the holes is very shallow or blocked. The other has a metal spike protruding out of it.
Rail Assembly, Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway
Rail assembly consisting of one piece of parallel 'T' rail, 2 rail chairs (ex Bodmin & Wadebridge Railway) mounted on replica sleepers.
- Materials:
- rolled iron , cast iron and wood (unidentified)
- Object Number:
- 1902-13/3
- type:
- rail assembly
