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Leyton signal box was opened in 1899 by the Great Eastern Railway. It was built to the Great Eastern Railway Type 7 design and was fitted with a Dutton & Company Limited '1893 Patent' frame. The box was transferred to London Transport in 1947. The box was moved rearwards a couple of yards and was extended, the Dutton frame was reduced to 31 levers and a 23 lever Westinghouse frame was installed, possibly all in 1947.
picture here if and when one becomes availiable.
Diagrams
Attached a railway and signaling track diagram from London Transport Central Line Extention 1946 - 1957. This diagram can be downloaded opened in your browser in Adobe PDF format provided the Adobe browser is loaded, otherwise you will be able to save the file to your computer until such time as you have an Adobe Reader installed to read the file - Adobe reader is available free, just use the Adobe Reader icon below to get your copy.
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Loughton Branch Junction - LNER
Bethnal Green
Leytonstone
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