Just found some excellent images of Leominster’s Elevated Signal Box. The station is now a shadow of its former self, with just 2 platforms, and a part time ticket office. It once had 5 platforms – 2 mainline & 3 branchline – for the East & West bound branch lines lines to Bromyard, Worcester & Kington. There were also extensive goods sidings, an engine shed & a turntable. Of the 3 signal boxes, only the south box remains, alongside the site of the junction with the Worcester & Bromyard branch.
The splendid elevated signal box in the centre of the station survived until at least the early 1960’s I can’t find a date for its demolition.
Thanks for reading. Check out my other posts on travel, heritage railways and more.
Please click like and subscribe for more random railways content. Follow me on Twitter and Youtube. If you would like to help me with a small donation towards producing more content please buy me a coffee:
There’s also a wide range of my photos available on T shirts, mugs and lots more at Redbubble
Random Railways 