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Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Signalling
L&BR Crest The Signalling of the
Lynton and Barnstaple Railway
l&BR Crest
Chelfham station circa-1900 looking towards Lynton Chelfham viaduct circa-1900 looking towards the station

Original Evans O'Donnell signals at Chelfham circa-1900

L&BR Signalling Index   RailWest Main Index

This page is a portal to other pages in RailWest which describe in more detail particular aspects of the Signalling of the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway (L&BR).

This site is not intended to provide detailed information about the basic principles and components of railway signalling in Great Britain - you should visit The Signal Box for a wide range of background information. The emphasis here is on particular aspects of L&BR signalling equipment and operation, such as the signals and the single-line Electric Train Tablet instruments, and historical details about all the individual L&BR signalling installations.

Much of the L&BR-related material available on this site has been derived from research by the author in his capacity as the Corresponding Member on L&BR signalling for the Signalling Record Society and as a member of the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Trust. Grateful acknowledgement is given to all those who have helped him along the way to record at least part of this aspect of L&BR history.

© Chris Osment 2011


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INFORMATION WANTED
L&BR signalling is still under research and many questions remain unanswered.
Additional information is always wanted - especially signal-diagrams, locking-tables, signalling instructions etc and pictures of L&BR signal equipment and signal-box interiors.
Please contact railwest@bigfoot.com with any details.
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