RAILSCOT | Scotland's last mainline Lower Quadrant Signal to be removed

Scotland's last mainline Lower Quadrant Signal to be removed

Date: 24/09/2000

The last mainline lower quadrant signal will be removed and presented to the Scottish Railway Preservation Society by Railtrack. This wooden arm with finial is redundant because of the neighbouring Forthside development. Freight at Stirling is re-locating to Stirling south. The signal is at the eastern end of a bracket near the former Motorail terminal.

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Scotland's last mainline Lower Quadrant Signal to be removed

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