Home > Branch Lines > South Wales at the Turn of the Century >Carmarthen Junction

	SOUTH WALES at the turn of the Century
	CARMARTHEN JUNCTION The track in front of Carmarthen Junction signal box implies that the line is closed, but this is just a siding that you see. This once important junction is controlled from this modern box dating from 1956. The cabin once controlled the area from a 78-lever frame, but a small panel now controls the functions. Adjacent boxes are Whitland to the west and Ferryside to the East.

Photographs by Roger Bailey

Comments about this article should be addressed to Roger Bailey