Harringay Park Junction scenes

26th May 2004

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This selection of photographs depict a little photographed location in North London on the line from Gospel Oak to South Tottenham. The line sees a surprising amount of traffic, with a great deal of freight to be seen in between the half-hourly silverlink services. The curve connecting the line to the ECML sees little traffic except spoil from Kings Cross to Calvert/Forders and sparse stock moves of class 317's for Thameslink.
The box itself dates from 1959 and contains a 25 lever frame.