Castlerock: Final stop for NI Railways train signal box [BBC]
Date: 03/11/2016
It has been used as a signalling station for nearly 150 years, but now the last railway box in Northern Ireland is set to be demolished. Staff at Castlerock used bells, levers and mechanical frames to keep trains on track between Londonderry and Coleraine. Computerised signalling technology will replace the Victorian model this week.
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Final stop for NI's railway signal box
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After nearly 150 years, Castlerock's railway station is to signal its last train.
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