On the east side of the approach to East Croydon from the south, is a larger bricked wall to whole the cutting in place. It has holes for railway staff to stand. I don't know the correct name for them. These being Victoiran. Some are at ground level but a few are high up.
I don't have a photo of it but can anyone tell me why they built the higher up ones and what there use was. Did they have high up signals there in the past requiring these holes to be used by staff?
Wasn't sure if this should go in railway history section or here but as it's still part of the functioning railway, abet not used I'm sure, I've put it here.
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I don't have a photo of it but can anyone tell me why they built the higher up ones and what there use was. Did they have high up signals there in the past requiring these holes to be used by staff?
Wasn't sure if this should go in railway history section or here but as it's still part of the functioning railway, abet not used I'm sure, I've put it here.
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