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Southern Railway Signal Box Diagrams Signal Box Diagrams Signal Box Diagram Numbers Section A: SER Charing Cross to Tonbridge and Maidstone Section B: SER Tonbridge to Dover, Hastings and Ramsgate Section C: SER West of Tonbridge & the LCD Joint Line Section D: LCDR Victoria to St Mary Cray Jct Section E: LCDR St Mary Cray to Dover, Ashford and Margate Section G: LBSCR London to Brighton Main Line Section H: LBSCR East of the Brighton Main Line Section J: LBSCR West Coast Lines Section K: LBSCR Lines in West Sussex Section L: LBSCR Suburban Lines Section M: LSWR London to Exeter Main Line Section N: LSWR Guildford, Portsmouth & Mid-Hants Section P: LSWR Worting Jct to Weymouth & Branches Section Q: LSWR Branches West of Salisbury Section R: LSWR Suburban Lines Section S: Isle of Wight Section W: Military Railways Section X: Joint Lines Diagrams should be ordered from the Drawing Sales Officer: Ray Caston 22, Pentrepoeth Road, Bassaleg, NEWPORT, Gwent, NP10 8LL. Latest prices and lists are shown on the SRS web site http://www.s-r-s.org.uk This 'pdf' version of the list may be downloaded from the SRS web site. Updates are shown as follows: 4th June 2014 - shown thus 27th September 2014 - shown thus 7th December 2015 (most recent) - shown thus Drawing numbers shown with an asterisk are not yet available. Section A: SER Charing Cross to Tonbridge and Maidstone Section A: SER Charing Cross to Tonbridge and Maidstone A1: Charing Cross to Tonbridge West (cont'd) A1: Charing Cross to Tonbridge West Drawing no. Signal box Grove Park Intermediate Drawing no. Signal box Grove Park 'B' B207 (1890) Charing Cross Elmstead Belvedere Road Chislehurst Goods Yard S558 Waterloo Junction Chislehurst Goods Waterloo Station Chislehurst Station Wateroo Junction Station L128 (old box, post 1905) Chislehurst Junction Waterloo Eastern Station Box Orpington Junction Blackfriars B160 (post 1936) Petts Wood Junction Union Street Orpington Southwark Depot D150 (post 1905) Orpington 'A' Ewer Street D150 Orpington 'B' Metropolitan Junction Chelsfield Cannon Street West Jct D406 (1902) Southwark Street Wheatsheaf Red Cross Street Jct D406 (1903) Halstead Borough Market Junction Knockholt London Bridge 'EF' D568 Polhill London Bridge 'A' D568 (1936) Dunton Green London Bridge Wreford's Siding GF NBP London Bridge 'B' Sevenoaks London Bridge 'CD' Sevenoaks No.1 London Bridge 'AB' D21 (1939) Sevenoaks (Tubs Hill) No. 1 London Bridge No.4 West Sevenoaks 'A' London Bridge No.4 East Sevenoaks No.2 London Bridge 'C' D21 (pre 1900) Sevenoaks (Tubs Hill) No. 2 Sevenoaks 'B' London Bridge 'D' Weald Spa Road D560 (1950) Blue Anchor D560 (1906) Hildenborough Up Croydon Line Junction Medway Corbett's Lane Junction A2: Cannon Street to Borough Market Junction Southwark Park Surrey Canal Junction Drawing no. Signal box Cannon Street Greenwich Junction Cannon Street No. 1 North Kent East Junction Cannon Street Engine Line New Cross East London Junction Stoney Street Junction East London Junction (No1) Cannon Street No. 2 New Cross No. 1 Cannon Street New Cross 'A' A3: Bricklayers Arms to Surrey Canal Junction New Cross Station New Cross No. 2 Drawing no. Signal box New Cross 'B' Bricklayers Arms No.1 St Johns Bricklayers Arms No.2 St Johns 'A' Bricklayers Arms No.3 St Johns 'B' D431 (1939) Bricklayers Arms St Johns D431 (1939) Mercer's Crossing Parks Bridge Junction J81 (1958) North Kent West Junction Court Hill Road S483 (c.1960) Rotherhithe Road Hither Green Junction D322 (1956) Hither Green Junction No.1 A4: Parks Bridge Junction to Addiscombe Hither Green Station 'A' Drawing no. Signal box Hither Green Junction No.2 D322 (1952) Lady Well Hither Green Station 'B' Ladywell Hither Green Catford Bridge D323 (1953) Hither Green Sidings 'A' Lower Sydenham Gas Sdgs GF NBP Hither Green Sidings North Lower Sydenham D323 (1949) Hither Green Sidings 'B' New Beckenham Hither Green Sidings Sth B340 (1946) Hither Green Sidings 'C' Clock House Hither Green South Elmers End Grove Park GF NBP Woodside Burnt Ash Lane Addiscombe Road Grove Park S756 (post 1925) Addiscombe L76 (1952) Grove Park Junction Grove Park 'A' Page 2 of 31 Section A: SER Charing Cross to Tonbridge and Maidstone A5: Elmers End to Hayes A8: North Kent East Junction to Maidstone West via Erith Drawing no. Signal box (cont'd) Eden Park Drawing no. Signal box D403 (1955) West Wickham Dartford No.1 Dartford No.2 D403 (1947) Hayes Dartford A6: Grove Park to Bromley North Littlebrook Drawing no. Signal box Stone Crossing GB NBP Plaistow Greenhithe Sundridge Park Northfleet Bromley Gravesend No. 1 S412 Bromley North D573 (1903) Gravesend Central No.1 Gravesend Central A7: Dunton Green to Westerham Gravesend Gravesend No. 2 Drawing no. Signal box D573 (1903) Brasted Gravesend Central No.2 Denton Crossing S332 Westerham S481 (1964) L176 (1942), P163 (new Hoo Junction A8: North Kent East Junction to Maidstone West via Erith box) Drawing no. Signal box Hoo Junction GF 'A' NBP Deptford D391 (1939) Higham Deptford Creek Bdge NBP D391 (new box), S702 Strood Tunnel Greenwich No. 1 (1924) Greenwich Strood J102 (c.1900), J26 (new box) Greenwich No. 2 Strood Junction Maze Hill No. 1 Martin Earle's Siding S181 Maze Hill 'A' Wickham Siding Maze Hill No. 2 D208 (1939) Cuxton Maze Hill 'B' D208 (1943) Halling Maze Hill Westcombe Park D390 (1938) Snodland Charlton Junction New Hythe Crossing NBP D390 (1938) New Hythe BP Charlton Lane Crossing Sand Street Crossing S681 Aylesford Woolwich Dockyard Siding Aylesford Village Crossing NBP Woolwich Dockyard Station Maidstone Barracks Woolwich Dockyard Maidstone 'B' Woolwich Arsenal No. 1 Maidstone 'A' S701 (c.1905) Maidstone West Woolwich Arsenal No. 2 Maidstone West 'B' Woolwich Arsenal Plumstead Maidstone 'A' Maidstone 'B' Plumstead Station L85 (c.1905) Plumstead 'A' Maidstone West 'A' Maidstone West Plumstead Goods Plumstead 'B' A9: St Johns to Crayford Creek Junction via Welling Plumstead Plumstead 'C' Drawing no. Signal box Lewisham Abbey Wood Lewisham Junction Belvedere Granville Park Crabtree Crossing Blackheath 'A' Pembroke Crossing NBP Pembroke Rd Crossing NBP Blackheath Blackheath Station Erith Blackheath 'B' North End Blackheath 'A' North End Sidings Blackheath Junction North End Crossing Blackheath 'C' Furner's Siding Blackheath 'B' Erith Junction S824 Kidbrooke Slades Green Junction Well Hall Slade Green Eltham (Well Hall) Slade Green Cntrl Rm NBP Welling B145 Crayford Creek Junction Bexleyheath Goods Rutter's Siding GF NBP Bexleyheath D4 Crayford Spur 'A' S822 Dartford Junction Page 3 of 31 Section A: SER Charing Cross to Tonbridge and Maidstone A9: St Johns to Crayford Creek Junction via Welling (cont'd) Section B: SER Tonbridge to Dover, Hastings and Ramsgate Drawing no. Signal box B1: Tonbridge to Dover Bexleyheath Station Drawing no. Signal box Barnehurst Tonbridge West Yard S419 Perry Street Fork Junction Tonbridge West P318 (1953) Tonbridge 'A' A10: Lewisham to Lady Well Tonbridge Drawing no. Signal box Tonbridge East Yard P318 (1952) Tonbridge East A11: Blackheath to Charlton Junction Tonbridge 'B' Drawing no. Signal box Tudeley Angerstein's South Jct Paddock Wood West Yard S719 (1899) Angerstein's Junction Paddock Wood 'A' Angerstein Junction Paddock Wood East Yard A12: Angerstein Junction to Angerstein Wharf J85 (1899), X53 (1947) Paddock Wood 'B' Paddock Wood Drawing no. Signal box D428 (1925) Collier Street Angerstein Wharf D428 (1951) Marden Angerstein Wharf GF 'A' NBP Staplehurst Angerstein Wharf GF 'B' NBP D437(1950,1962) B305 (new box), D442 Headcorn A13: Hither Green Junction to Dartford Junction (1898) Drawing no. Signal box D442 Swifts Green Lee Junction D441 (1952) Pluckley Lee Station D441 (1943) Chart Eltham Ashford Maidstone Jct Mottingham Ashford LC&D Junction J80 (1952) New Eltham Ashford Chatham Junction Ashford 'B' S388 Sidcup Ashford West Yard Albany Park S749 S101 (1953) Ashford 'C' Bexley Ashford Hastings Jct Crayford Brick Siding J88 (1952) Ashford 'D' B208 Crayford Ashford D4 Crayford Spur 'B' Ashford ASC Ashford Ramsgate Jct A14: Hoo Junction to Port Victoria L178 (1952) Ashford 'E' Drawing no. Signal box Willesborough Crossing NBP D326 Cliffe D405 (1930) Sevington Whyburn's Crossing NBP D405 (1952) Smeeth D326 (post 1894) Wybourne Siding D405 (1930) Herringe Wybourne Crossing Westenhanger Racecourse Platform D395 (1951) Sharnal Street P94 (post 1934) Westenhanger West Miskin's Siding NBP Westenhanger 'A' Stoke Creek Crossing NBP Westenhanger Station Westenhanger East Stoke Crossing NBP P94 (1946) D395 (1951) Stoke Siding Westenhanger 'B' Stoke Junction NBP Westenhanger D396 (1950) Grain Crossing GB Sandling Park Junction Sandling Junction No. 1 Grain D396 (1955) Sandling Junction D397 (1935, 1943) Port Victoria Sandling Cheriton Junction S560 (1947) A15: Stoke Junction to Allhallows-on-Sea Cheriton Drawing no. Signal box Shorncliffe No.1 S25 Allhallows-on-Sea D438 (1881), B163 (post Shorncliffe 1930) Shorncliffe GF 'A' NBP A16: Tovil Goods Branch Folkestone West GF 'A' Drawing no. Signal box D438 (1881) Shorncliffe No.2 Tovil Goods NBP Cheriton Arch S336 (post1895) Radnor Park A17: Northfleet to Northfleet APCM Folkestone Central Drawing no. Signal box Folkestone Junction Northfleet APCM Control Room NBP L179 (1919) Folkestone Junction 'A' Folkestone East A18: Strood to Chatham Central S175 (1919) Folkestone Junction 'B' Drawing no. Signal box D447 (1960) Abbotscliffe Rochester Common Dover (Channel Tunnel) Chatham Central D447 (1919) Shakespeare Shakespeare Tunnel GF Page 4 of 31 Section B: SER Tonbridge to Dover, Hastings and Ramsgate B1: Tonbridge to Dover (cont'd) B4: Paddock Wood to Maidstone West Drawing no. Signal box Drawing no. Signal box Archcliffe Fort Junction Keyland (Sidings) S358 (1951) D443 (1899) Archcliffe Junction Paddock Wood 'C' Dover Town 'A' D443 (1949) Beltring Crossing NBP GB Dover Town 'B' D209 (1948) Yalding Dover Yard D209 (1955) Wateringbury Dover Cupboard Teston Crossing GB BP B2: Tonbridge to Hastings D401 (1953) East Farleigh Drawing no. Signal box Maidstone 'C' Maidstone West 'C' Southborough Viaduct D401 (c.
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