Trivia: Disused Railway Infrastructure that is still visible today

[33117]

Few bits I can think of:

Some odd bits of trackwork around trafford park.

There's an old colour light signal plus a few bits of the woodhead line near hadfield station.

Manchester mayfield is just about still hanging in there. At crewe a load of the old bay platforms alongside P12 are still visible.

 

[GRALISTAIR]

Quite a bit of the Preston to Longridge railway is still visible in places.

 

[TheEdge]

Has anyone mentioned the multitude of old viaducts, bridges, tunnels and stations scattered around and centred on Monmouth Troy?

 

[james60059]

Fledborough Viaduct over the River Trent, near to where High Marnham Power Station was.

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One of the platforms of Wolfs Castle Halt is still with us (on the Clarbeston Road - Fishguard Harbour branch).

A couple of years ago, I also discovered the old Postland Signal Box on the former GNGE Joint Line between March and Spalding, along with the remnants pf the viaduct at nearby Rings End.

 

[backontrack]

Thrumster railway station, on the Lybster Light Railway, has been preserved immaculately.

 

[meepmeep]

Slightly OT, but who is responsible for maintaining these structures?

 

[InTheEastMids]

Has anybody mentioned the disused brick built John O'Gaunt / Twyford Viaduct? It's a few miles to the South of Melton Mowbray.

Here's a link to some drone footage