![]() Station Name: SIGGLESTHORNE[Source: Mark Dyson]
![]() Sigglesthorne station looking north-east at the down platform from the level crossing c1905. The small brick building on the right is the weigh office at the entrance to the goods yard.
Photo from John Mann collection ![]()
![]() 1921 1:2,500 OS map. The line has been doubled and a second up platform has been provided to the south of the level crossing. The siding running onto the coal drops has been realigned to accommodate a dock.
![]() A southbound goods service is seen at Sigglesthorne station c1950s. It is on the wrong line so may be shunting.
![]() Looking north-east from the up platform across the level crossing at Sigglesthorne station c.late 1960s. The signal box seen in the picture above has been demolished. The staggered platform are clearly seen in this view. The track can still be seen embedded in the road.
Photo from Duncan Chandler's Flickr photostream ![]() ![]() Sigglesthorne station looking north-east in October 1985; the up platform is seen on the right.
Photo by Robert Woolford ![]() Sigglesthorne
stationmaster's house and waiting room from the Hull platform, looking towards Hornsea,
in April 1991.
Photo by Mark Dyson ![]() Looking north-east from the site of the level crossing along the down platform at Sigglesthorne station
in January 2009. Photo
by Mark Dyson
![]() Looking south-west along the down platform at Sigglesthorne station in January 2009.
Photo by Mark Dyson ![]() The station house and buildings on the Sigglesthorne down platform in January 2009.
Photo by Mark Dyson ![]() The Hornsea Rail Trail is diverted onto the goods dock opposite the down platform and along the access road to the goods yard. It rejoins the line on the far side of the level crossing.
Photo by Mark Dyson ![]() Sigglesthorne up platform looking south-west in July 2017. The Hornsea Rail Trail runs through the station site.
Photo
by Darren Bailey
![]() Sigglesthorne
station buildings on the down platform in July 2017
Photo
by Darren Bailey
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