Ely North Junction signal box, on the right. Past the house the Kings Lynn main line

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Ely North Junction signal box, on the right. Past the house the Kings Lynn main line

Ely North Junction signal box, on the right. Past the house the Kings Lynn main line diverges left from the Norwich line. On the left the March line joins the main line into Ely. On the extreme left are two stock storage sidings

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Imagination Works Junction Locomotive National Railway Museum Railway Sep13 Sep13 12 Signal Box Steam Locomotive Tracks Train Transport 1991

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This print captures the essence of Ely North Junction, a bustling hub of railway activity. On the right stands the iconic Ely North Junction signal box, its imposing presence overseeing the intricate network of tracks. Beyond it lies the Kings Lynn main line, veering left from the Norwich line, creating a visual spectacle that showcases the complexity and interconnectedness of our rail system. To add to this vibrant scene, on the left side we witness the March line merging seamlessly with the main line into Ely. This convergence symbolizes unity and collaboration within our transportation infrastructure. And if you look closely towards the extreme left, two stock storage sidings can be seen, serving as a reminder of all those behind-the-scenes efforts that keep our railways running smoothly. Taken in 1991 by Imagination Works at Ely North Junction, this photograph transports us back in time to an era when steam locomotives ruled these tracks. It is a testament to both human ingenuity and engineering marvels that have shaped our nation's history. Displayed proudly at National Railway Museum (NRM), this image serves as a tribute to all those who have contributed to building and maintaining our railway heritage. Let it inspire awe for these magnificent machines and appreciation for their vital role in transporting people and goods across vast distances.

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