Image Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box (GW, c. 1906)

Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box (GW, c. 1906)
Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box (GW, c. 1906) 
 If there was ever a prize for the signal box with the longest name this could well win it! Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box or Croes Newydd North Fork, to give its alternative name, is a fine and substantial Type 27c GWR box opened around 1906. It is still extant at the time of writing in 2022 but has lost a lot of its classic looks due to plastification, the control of the wooden crossing gates and all of the semaphores having had a Unipart entrance-exit signalling panel in 2009. The road that crosses the line here is named Watery Road and is a particularly busy place for a level crossing as it leads to the huge Wrexham Maelor hospital 
 Keywords: Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box GWR Great Western Railway
Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box (GW, c. 1906) 
 If there was ever a prize for the signal box with the longest name this could well win it! Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box or Croes Newydd North Fork, to give its alternative name, is a fine and substantial Type 27c GWR box opened around 1906. It is still extant at the time of writing in 2022 but has lost a lot of its classic looks due to plastification, the control of the wooden crossing gates and all of the semaphores having had a Unipart entrance-exit signalling panel in 2009. The road that crosses the line here is named Watery Road and is a particularly busy place for a level crossing as it leads to the huge Wrexham Maelor hospital 
 Keywords: Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box GWR Great Western Railway

If there was ever a prize for the signal box

with the longest name this could well win it! Croesnewyedd North Fork signal box or Croes Newydd North Fork, to give its alternative name, is a fine and substantial Type 27c GWR box opened around 1906. It is still extant at the time of writing in 2022 but has lost a lot of its classic looks due to plastification, the control of the wooden crossing gates and all of the semaphores having had a Unipart entrance-exit signalling panel in 2009. The road that crosses the line here is named Watery Road and is a particularly busy place for a level crossing as it leads to the huge Wrexham Maelor hospital