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It closed on the 24th June 1961 when the box was converted to an Interlocking Machine Room.
Picture is © of Owen Smithers and is reproduced with permission of © Owen Smithers.
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| East Finchley signal box was opened by London Transport on 19th June 1939. It was built to the London Transport Type design and was fitted with a 35 lever Westinghouse 'N' frame (frame number 188) It closed on the 24th June 1961 when the box was converted to an Interlocking Machine Room. |
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| Owen states 'I guess you can say I had an interesting time as Relief Signal man on the Northern Line at 23 years of age. But the experience came in handy when the line was automated.' Picture is © of Owen Smithers and is reproduced with permission of © Owen Smithers. |
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| Records show that this was a 35 levers lever installation, with 7 points levers, 23 signals with 2 calling on arms | ||||
| Copyright © Mark Adlington 2009
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