Description

ULCEBY

TA11SW BROCKLESBY ROAD
551-/13/10004 (East side)

Signal Box opposite
Brocklesby Station

GV II

Signal box. c1890. Built for the Great Central Railway. Red brick, timber and Welsh slate
roofs. Ground floor has six 3-light windows to the platform front, all with ashlar lintels.
Timber upper floor has 9 windows and 3 windows to the ends, though that- to the north also
has a door. Both end gables have small upper windows and curved barge boards plus finials.

Listing NGR: TA1189013565

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q96238736

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