mrfs42
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Post by mrfs42 on Nov 9, 2008 21:22:02 GMT
On another forum, I've attempted to explain where I think Wheeler Street Junction was; here as the connection between the ELL and the Great Eastern at Shoreditch. Has anyone else heard this name used? |
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Post by musicalpuffer on Dec 1, 2008 15:14:16 GMT
Some members of another forum have now agreed that Wheler St. Jct. (note spelling) was the name given to a set of crossovers just outside Liverpool St. station and controlled by the 1949 panel signalbox. The name did not exist before 1949 and there was never a signalbox of this name.
It thus remains a total mystery as to why there was (still is?) a block bell tapper in Whitechapel signalbox labelled "Wheler St."
Any ideas please?
Martin Keall.
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Post by DWS on Dec 1, 2008 20:57:01 GMT
Some members of another forum have now agreed that Wheler St. Jct. (note spelling) was the name given to a set of crossovers just outside Liverpool St. station and controlled by the 1949 panel signalbox. The name did not exist before 1949 and there was never a signalbox of this name. It thus remains a total mystery as to why there was (still is?) a block bell tapper in Whitechapel signalbox labelled "Wheler St." The bell tapper in Whitechapel District signalbox was labelled Liverpool Street ER. |
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Post by mrfs42 on Dec 2, 2008 0:25:15 GMT
The bell tapper in Whitechapel District signalbox was labelled Liverpool Street ER. And there, an imaginary hare ceased to run. ;D |
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Post by geebeezed on Jan 18, 2009 13:54:09 GMT
No Idea where it comes from either, but the Bishopsgate station area is known by NR Maintenance crews as Wheeler Street... We took a rail mounted drain jetting unit down into the bowels of the old station a few years back and it caused a few head scratching moments when trying to find the access point!
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