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	View west along Leeds & Liverpool Canal through Gallows Bridge by Roger Templeman There is a canal milepost SE1537 : Leeds & Liverpool Canal milepost under Bridge 207D (Gallows Bridge) against the bridge wall in the right foreground
	Electricity Substation No 255 - Hall Lane by Betty Longbottom
	Leeds and Liverpool Canal, Gallows Bridge Moorings by David Dixon
	Dock Lane railway bridge by Stephen Craven The bridge is very narrow (probably only about 10 feet including the footpath) and with a headroom of only 9 feet 3 inches (3.03m) effectively closes the road to all but small vehicles.
	Junction Bridge, Shipley by Mark Morton Over the Leeds and Liverpool Canal
	Dockfield Mills, Shipley by Stephen Armstrong
	Southeast end of Junction Bridge over Leeds and Liverpool Canal by Luke Shaw Regent House in the background
	Cutting for Bradford Beck by DS Pugh Bradford Beck runs below the cycle path. In the distance a train is arriving at Shipley station.
	Former School - Wrose Brow Road by Betty Longbottom
	Footpath between Crag Road (B6149) and Leeds Road (A657) by habiloid
	Shipley & Windhill railway station (site), Yorkshire by Nigel Thompson Opened in 1875 by the Great Northern Railway as the terminus of its branch from Wakefield, this station closed to passengers in 1931, and completely in 1968. View north from Leeds Road at the former forecourt. The single platform was... (more)
	Junction Bridge [no 208], Leeds & Liverpool Canal by Christine Johnstone At the junction with the Bradford Canal, of which only a short stub remains. This bridge let horses towing boats cross to the 'main' towpath from the Bradford Canal towpath.

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Great Northern Railway station

SE1537 : The former GNR Shipley & Windhill Station SE1537 : Shipley: Former Great Northern station SE1537 : Shipley: Former Great Northern station SE1537 : Shipley & Windhill railway station (site), Yorkshire

The connection between the Great Northern and Midland Railway lines was East of the two Shipley stations and West (on the MR) of the junction of the Apperley Bridge and Baildon lines. It seems the connection to the MR, opened in Nov 1875, was principally used for goods traffic. It seems unlikely the connection was used by through passenger trains for Skipton because the North side of the Shipley triangle didn't have platforms; they would have had to use the Bradford line and then reverse South of the MR station. There is considerable detail about the GN branch in Martin Bairstow's book "The Great Northern in West Yorkshire" (ISBN 1-871944-19-8). Passenger services were ended in 1931 due to competition from local trams.

Posted by JohnWebb on Tue, 7 Mar 2017 (0 comments)

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