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Ipswich station, about 1911
Ipswich station, about 1911. View from Ranelagh Road Crossing signal box looking towards the main line. Branch to lower goods yard in foreground, locomotive coal wagons against stops. There are Great Eastern Railway horse boxes and a passenger train cattle box in background reception sidings
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print takes us back in time to Ipswich station, circa 1911. The image captures a mesmerizing view from the Ranelagh Road Crossing signal box, offering a glimpse into the bustling railway life of that era. In the foreground, we see the branch leading to the lower goods yard, with coal wagons neatly lined up against stops. These wagons were essential for fueling locomotives during this period of steam-powered rail travel. As our eyes wander towards the background reception sidings, we notice Great Eastern Railway horse boxes and a passenger train cattle box waiting patiently on their tracks. The architecture of Ipswich station stands tall and proud as it dominates the scene. This man-made structure serves as both a symbol of progress and a hub for transportation in this historic town. It is fascinating to imagine how many lives have been touched by this very spot throughout its existence. Transportation has always played an integral role in connecting people and places, shaping societies along its path. This photograph offers us a glimpse into railway history - an era when trains were not only means of transport but also symbols of innovation and adventure. As we gaze upon this remarkable snapshot frozen in time, let's appreciate the significance of Ipswich station and all those who contributed to its legacy – engineers, conductors, passengers alike – each leaving their mark on this grand tapestry called rail travel.
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