Image Daisyfield (Station) signal box (L&Y, 1873)
Daisyfield (Station) signal box (L&Y, 1873)
Daisyfield (Station) signal box (L&Y, 1873) According to Historic England Daisyfield signal box is 'a rare surviving example of the once numerous Saxby and Farmer Type 6' (signal box). It was built in 1873 to a rather utilitarian design but today remains a Grade II listed structure so its future is secure even when closure inevitably comes. The signal box is located to the east of Blackburn close to where the line to Hellifield diverges from the Colne Valley line. Keywords: Daisyfield Station signal box L&Y 1873 Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Daisyfield (Station) signal box (L&Y, 1873) According to Historic England Daisyfield signal box is 'a rare surviving example of the once numerous Saxby and Farmer Type 6' (signal box). It was built in 1873 to a rather utilitarian design but today remains a Grade II listed structure so its future is secure even when closure inevitably comes. The signal box is located to the east of Blackburn close to where the line to Hellifield diverges from the Colne Valley line. Keywords: Daisyfield Station signal box L&Y 1873 Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway


According to Historic England Daisyfield signal box is 'a rare

surviving example of the once numerous Saxby and Farmer Type 6' (signal box). It was built in 1873 to a rather utilitarian design but today remains a Grade II listed structure so its future is secure even when closure inevitably comes. The signal box is located to the east of Blackburn close to where the line to Hellifield diverges from the Colne Valley line.