Station & Railway

Water Tower Veiw of the now demolished Station & Water Tower, heading north on A45. circa 1970	Longdown Lane Goods Train Approaching Willoughby, from the bridge on Longdown Lane	Loco Sheds, Willoughby Station
5264 No 5264 passes Willoughby cabin on an up express service circa 1928. Steve Banks writes, 'This is one of Leicester's Atlantics, hauling the 10am Manchester to Marylebone	Braunston & Willoughby Station Station Bridge during 1947 Flood.	Braunston & Willoughby Station Station Bridge abt 1950
Braunston & Willoughby Station Station Bridge during 1916 Flood	Braunston & Willoughby Station Station Bridge about 1950	Braunston & Willoughby Station Looking North, the building on the right was the old Water Tower
Braunston & Willoughby Station The Station Entrance, this was situated under the old bridge on the A45	Braunston & Willoughby Station The Station Bridge under constuction	Braunston & Willoughby Station The Signal Box, the widow on the left opened to allow acessto a narrow walkway for the Signalman to clean the Windows
Braunston & Willoughby Station 13 Arch Viaduct nearing completion. The Viaduct was about 300 yds South of the station.	Braunston & Willoughby Station	Braunston & Willoughby Station 3rd Class Ticket Willoughby to Rugby, 9d about 5p
Braunston & Willoughby Station The Station Masters House.1919. with Mr McNess the Station Master standing in the garden.	Braunston & Willoughby Station The Station Masters House now privately owned 2013