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LMS Signal Box Diagrams 21/01/2021 Page 1 of 10 LMS Signal Box Diagrams LMS Signal Box Diagrams Signal Box Diagram Numbers 1. London & North Western Railway 2. North London Railway 3. Midland Railway Note: where the same drawing number 4. Furness Railway appears against more than one signal box, it indcates that the diagrams both 5. North Staffordshire Railway appear on the same sheet and it is not 6. Cheshire Lines Railway necessary to order the same sheet twice. 7. Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway 8. Caledonian Railway 9. Glasgow & South Western Railway 10. Highland Railway Diagrams should be ordered from the Latest prices and lists are shown on the Drawing Sales Officer: Recent updates are shown as follows: SRS web site Ray Caston 10th April 2017 - shown thus http://www.s-r-s.org.uk 29th November 2017 - shown thus 22, Pentrepoeth Road, This 'pdf' version of the list may be Bassaleg, 23rd October 2018 - shown thus downloaded from the SRS web site. 1st October 2019 - shown thus NEWPORT, Drawing numbers shown with an asterisk 24th June 2020 (most recent) - shown thus Gwent, NP10 8LL. are not yet available. London & North Western Railway S1211 Roade Cutting J278 Euston Carriage Sidings 1953 L254 Blisworth B259 Camden No. 1 (power frame) D339 Gayton Loops L342 Camden No. 2 D339 Banbury Lane S1359 South Hampstead J111 Heyford L323 Kilburn No. 1 c.1943 S21 Weedon No. 1 J257 Willesden No.2 J112 Weedon No. 2 J258 Willesden No.3 J113 Welton J259 Willesden No.4 S24 Kilsby Tunnel South End L311 Willesden No.5 S47 Kilsby North L312 Willesden No.6 D342 Hillmorton Sidings S1339 Willesden High Level Sidings D342 Clifton Road Junction J260 Brent Junction L160 Rugby No. 1 L314 Sudbury Junction D425 Rugby No. 2 S1360 North Wembley c.1951 D425 Rugby No. 3 S303 Harrow No. 1 J114 Rugby No. 4 S1347 Hatch End c.1953 P208 Rugby No. 5 J295 Bushey L180 Rugby No. 7 B276 Watford No. 2 c.1954 L186 (1962) Rugby No. 7 S1361 Watford Tunnel North End c.1952 S48 Newbold S1340 Kings Langley S80 Brinklow B277 Boxmoor S81 Shilton No. 1 S1362 Bourne End S60 Shilton S1341 Berkhamsted S52 Shilton No. 2 J279 Tring No. 1 c.1952 S61 Attleborough J261 Tring No.2 P209 Nuneaton No. 1 S1411 Tring Cutting J115 Nuneaton No. 2 L96 Cheddington J186 Nuneaton Up Sidings (c. 1964) S448 Sears Crossing J185 Nuneaton Down Sidings (c. 1964) S289 Leighton Buzzard No. 2 P210 Nuneaton No. 3 S1456 Chelmscote Bridge J116 Ashby Junction S1457 Stoke Hammond S65 Hartshill Sidings S1458 Lamb's Siding S68 Atherstone P217 Bletchley No. 1 S77 Baddesley Sidings S455 Bletchley No. 2 S83 Polesworth J117 Bletchley No. 3 S84 Marshalls Sidings S103 Denbigh Hall S88 Amington Sidings S16 Loughton Goods Sidings B336 Coton Crossing J109 Wolverton No. 1 S1459 Hademore Crossing c. 1963 S299 Wolverton No. 2 S1460 Lichfield No. 2 S317 Castlethorpe B337 Armitage S14 Hanslope S1461 Colwich Sidings c. 1920s S5 Ashton B341 Milford & Brocton J110 Roade Page 1 of 10 Page 1 of 10 21/01/2021 LMS Signal Box Diagrams London, Midland & Scottish Railway LNWR (contd.) S1365 Hincaster Junction c.1960 S1462 Baswich c. 1961 S1329 Oxenholme No.1 S1493 Queensville L309 Oxenholme No.2 L344 Stafford No. 1 c. 1934 S1366 Lambrigg Crossing c.1969 J297 Stafford No. 2 S1367 Mosedale Hall Crossing S1463 Great Bridgeford c. 1934 B258 Grayrigg Station S1464 Wrine Hill J275 Low Gill J273 Basford Hall Junction S1382 Tebay No.1 c.1890 S1363 Crewe Coal Yard c.1936 B279 Tebay No. 1 S296 Coppenhall Junction J156 Tebay No. 2 S1415 Minishull Vernon c.1960 S1368 Scout Green S1348 Weaver Junction c.1947 B334 Shap Summit J274 Birdswood c.1942 S1350 Shap Quarry S1349 Acton Grange Junction c.1973 S1351 Shap Station J266 Walton Old Junction c.1964 S1414 Harrisons Sidings L324 Warrington No. 1 c.1967 S1352 Thrimby Grange L151 Warrington No. 2 S1353 Clifton & Lowther D303 Warrington No. 4 S1055 Eden Valley Junction D303 Dallam Branch Sidings J267 Penrith No. 1 D302 Winwick Quay J268 Penrith No. 2 D302 Winwick Junction P202 Penrith No. 3 B257 Golborne Station c.1960 P202 Plumpton J280 Bamfurlong Sorting Sidings B280 Southwaite J249 Springs Branch No.1 S1208 Carlisle No. 13 L306 Springs Branch No.2 L321 Carlisle No. 12 (Upperby Junction) S1378 Rylands Siding P438 Carlisle No.3 c.1945 S1412 Coppull Hall Sidings S1209 Carlisle Kingmoor S1309 Balshaw Lane J188 Euxton Junction J187 Willesden High Level Junction S1212 Euxton Coal Siding J309 (c. 1931) Mitre Bridge Junction S1216 Leyland Station S1217 Bashall’s Sidings L359 Acton Lane Sidings (Willesden) (c. 2002) P201 Farington Junction P201 Farington Curve Junction J276 Willesden No. 9 S1218 Skew Bridge J190 Ribble Sidings J277 Watford No. 3 (old box) L287 Preston No. 1 S1369 Watford No. 3 c.1952 J191 Preston No. 1A S1494 Watford North Halt S1256 Preston No. 2 S1495 Bricket Wood S1257 Preston No. 2A S1496 St. Albans Abbey J192 Preston No. 3 J193 Preston No. 4 S246 Groveberry Crossing L307 Preston No.5 S1452 Stanbridgeford S1259 Greenbank Sidings S10 De Berenger & Gowers Siding S1258 Oxheys Station S43 Forder's Siding B249 Barton & Broughton S1264 Brock L250 Oxford Station [LMS] P437 Garstang & Catterall L250 Port Meadow S1379 Bay Horse c.1910 S1124 Banbury Road Junction S1380 Bay Horse S597 Banbury Road Junction (later) S1325 Oubeck S620 Islip S1326 Lancaster No.1 S1125 Bicester No. 2 S1327 Lancaster No.2 B356 Bicester No. 1 L308 Lancaster No.4 S621 Launton S1381 Morecambe South Junction S624 Marsh Gibbon S1383 Hest Bank (old box) S626 Claydon LNE Junction S627 Claydon S1128 Verney Junction B224 Hest Bank S1126 Winslow P203 Carnforth No. 1 Junction D411 Swanbourne L313 Carnforth No.2 D411 Swanbourne Sidings S1364 Burton & Holme No. 1 S628 Newton Longville S1413 Burton & Holme No.2 S629 Flettons Sidings B278 Milnthorpe S456 Buckingham (1930) S4 Brackley Page 2 of 10 Page 2 of 10 21/01/2021 LMS Signal Box Diagrams London, Midland & Scottish Railway LNWR (contd.) B382 Harborne Junction S1 Cockley Brake Junction (1930) B376 Soho Station S641 Banbury Merton Street B284 Smethwick c. 1961 S1450 Spon Lane J145 Bletchley No. 5 B342 Oldbury S630 Bletchley No. 4 S1466 Albion S281 Fenny Stratford (1930) J291 Dudley Port (High Level) S1586 Bow Brickhill S1467 Watery Lane Crossing B363 Woburn Sands S1468 Bloomfield Junction B359 Ridgmont (c. 1939) B285 Spring Vale Sidings S1587 Lidlington Crossing L339 Bushbury No. 1 c. 1944 S1515 Marston Valley Brick Siding B286 Ford Houses S1498 Millbrook Station B288 Penkridge Goods c. 1934 S267 Forder's Sidings (1930) S1451 Rickerscote c. 1933 S1499 Eastwood's Sidings S1516 Bedford St. Johns No. 2 B384 (c. 1957) Vauxhall S1500 Willington S1517 Blunham S991 Coventry No. 4 S1518 Sandy L. & N. E. Junction S992 Coundon Road S1519 Sandy Crossing S993 Webster's Sidings S1520 Sandy No. 1 S994 (1965) Foleshill Station S1521 Sandy No. 2 S995 Three Spires Junction S1522 (c. 1950) Sandy Heath S1039 Bedlam Gates Crossing D344 Potton No. 1 S1040 (1965) Foleshill Gasworks Siding D344 Potton No. 2 S1041 Longford & Exhall S1502 Gamlingay S1042 Hawkesbury Lane S1523 Old North Road S996 Newdigate Siding S1524 (c. 1954) Lord's Bridge S997 Bedworth S1525 (old box) Cambridge Goods Yard S998 (c. 1940) Griff Junction J308 (new box) Cambridge Goods Yard S1011 Clifton Mill S642 Middleton Siding S1012 Lilbourne S654 Duston West Junction S1013 Yelvertoft J72 Northampton No. 1 S1014 Welford & Kilworth L162 Northampton No. 2 S1015 Theddingworth P360 Northampton No. 3 S1016 Lubenham P360 Northampton No. 4 D347 Northampton Down Sidings S982 Glen Parva Junction D347 Northampton No. 5 S983 Narborough No. 2 B331 Althorp Park S984 Narborough No. 1 S489 Long Buckby S985 Narborough S485 Watford Lodge S986 Croft S484 Kilsby & Crick S987 Stoney Stanton Sidings S988 Elmsthorpe (1955) S26 Orton Waterville S989 (1960) Hinckley S990 (1955) Nuneaton Midland Junction D338 Brandon & Wolston D338 Brandon Ballast Pit S969 Daventry S1229 Humber Road Junction S970 (1961) Braunston S1230 Whitley Wharf S971 Napton & Stockton S477 Coventry No. 1 S972 Southam & Long Itchington S475 Coventry No. 2 S294 Coventry No. 3 S979 Gosford Green S471 Canley Gates S980 Ordnance Sidings S469 Tile Hill S981 Bell Green S422 Berkswell S421 Hampton in Arden S1017 Bilton Sidings S415 Marston Green S1018 Dunchurch S414 Stechford No. 1 S1019 Birdingbury S413 Stechford No. 2 S1020 Marton Station S1127 Adderley Park S1021 Marton Junction J304 Exchange Sidings S1022 Leamington GW Junction L369 (c. 1960) Grand Junction S1023 Leamington Spa Avenue L370 (c. 1960) Proof House Junction S1024 Milverton S1025 Kenilworth S1526 Sheepcote Lane S1026 Kenilworth Junction S1497 Monument Lane Page 3 of 10 Page 3 of 10 21/01/2021 LMS Signal Box Diagrams London, Midland & Scottish Railway LNWR (contd.) S1394 Spen Valley Junction S1027 Gibbet Hill S1395 Heaton Lodge Sidings S1396 Battyeford S109 Boughton Crossing (1930) S1397 Heckmondwike Goods S999 Boughton Crossing (later) S1398 Liversedge Central c.1929 S1000 Pitsford Ironstone Sidings S1399 Cleckheaton (Spen) S449 Pitsford & Brampton (1930) S1400 Birstall Town c.1959 S1002 Spratton S1003 Brixworth J217 Maudland Curve S1004 Lamport Ironstone Sidings D340 Lamport Station (1930) S1448 Morecambe Bare Lane D340 Draughton Sidings (1930) S1006 Draughton Siding (later) L310 Ordsall Lane No.4 S1007 Kelmarsh S1008 Clipston & Oxenden D127 Broome S1009 Little Bowden Crossing D127 Hopton Heath S1010 (1957) Market Harborough No. 1 S234 Bucknell D128 Knighton No. 2 D412 Duston Sidings (1930) D128 Llangunllo D412 Rothersthorpe Crossing (1960) S1207 Llanbister Road S1206 Dolau S67 Wellingborough Level Crossing (1930) S1205 Penybont Junction S1204 Penybont S1528 (c. 1960) Middlewich S861 Howey D129 Builth Road No. 1 S1540 Adswood Road Bridge D129 Builth Road No. 2 J317 Adswood Sidings B198 Garth D44 Llanwrtyd Wells L364 Fletcher Street Junction (Bolton) D44 Sugar Loaf Summit S297 Cynghordy S1527 Kirkby Lonsdale B142 Llandovery No.
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