HOME :
LMS :
GWR :
LNER :
MISC :
ABOUT US :
SEARCH |
||||||
|
||||||
This close up of image "lnwr596" shows in greater detail the L & B shed, and immediately behind, the L & B pump house. To the left can be seen the coal store whilst behind it can be seen the wooden structure of the "incline machine". The sign above the shed says KETTON CEMENT which seems to indicate, given the apparently good condition of the doors, that it was still in use even if not for its original purpose. Whilst many consider the late 20 century as being the age of advertising with the growth of the multinational advertising companies such as Satchi & Satchi, railways made full use of their facilities as was noted earlier when noting the rear wall of the 1860 station. In this instance there is a CAMP COFFEE sign on the corner of the shed. Just how effective this position would be can only be guessed at as it was only a small sign and only a few passengers would see it.
|
back