Signal Box
| Location | Original location | Built by | Notes | Photograph |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| County School | Halesworth, Suffolk | Great Eastern Railway | The station was originally provided with a main signal box to the north of the station, and a ground frame cabin to the south of the level crossing. The original signal box was demolished after the line closed to passengers and has been replaced by the 'box from Halesworth. While Halesworth had a timber locking room, the cabin has been placed on a brick structure reflecting the original County School box. It has been rebuilt on the original footings and will serve as a visitor attraction until required for operations.
The signal box was originally removed from Halesworth station to a local school, and later donated to the Trust for restoration. |
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