Image: Signal gantry on the approach to Scarborough Railway Station - geograph.org.uk - 1721421

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Description: Signal gantry on the approach to Scarborough Railway Station The photograph, which was taken from the road bridge that connects Westwood with Belgrave Terrace, is of the signal gantry on the approach to Scarborough Railway Station (behind the viewpoint). The photograph was taken from the road bridge that connects Westwood with Belgrave Terrace. The small group of people on the left is at the end of the redundant Platform 1a, which used to be the depart/arrival platform for the Whitby trains. The approaching locomotive is Mallard, which was pulling a 'special' train from York. See also, 1724038. - - - The data given for the date taken is the processing date on the slide and therefore could have been taken several weeks earlier. - - - See also these photographs by: David Pickersgill (2008) : 923695 and David Rogers (2010) : 1730170.
Title: Signal gantry on the approach to Scarborough Railway Station - geograph.org.uk - 1721421
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Author: Alan Walker
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