railway siding

The large door on the far left is where the railway siding entered the Works.

The settlement began in 1914 when a railway siding was built.

All behind the west side of the ground were railway sidings and tracks.

The first store opened in 1885 and a railway siding was constructed.

A district post office was established in 1871 at the railway siding's station house.

In addition to the new line, railway sidings were established throughout the district.

Then we started scraping away the garden and found what turned out to be a railway siding.

The lumber yard was said to have almost seven miles of railway siding.

Here, too, former private railway sidings have now been dismantled.

The facility, which had its own railway sidings, operated until 1993.

At that time, a new industrial area with railway sidings was also laid out.

The company had its own railway sidings running off the mainline.

One side of the camp was a railway siding.

Subsequent public infrastructure, since closed, included a railway siding and primary school.

There was a goods yard with railway sidings at the station.

The town has an abandoned school, shop, telephone box, country club, church and a railway siding.

Other children came from other railway sidings up and down the line.

Oh, and some buddleia, but you get that on all railway sidings.

At one stage this historical town, which started as a railway siding, boasted a population of 250.

This retail estate is built on old railway sidings close to the centre of town.

They were obviously attacking the long railway sidings and rolling stock.

Half-hours and hours were spent in railway sidings until the line was clear.

A railway siding runs between the buildings and the gully.

A railway siding named Westbrook was the origin of the town.

These depots were served by railway sidings off the main line.