Whatstandwell, High Peak Junction to Parsley Hay Station

Restored archive page

This is a track and signalling schedule from the original British Railways 1960 archive, compiled by Brian Robertson. It records the running lines, junctions, signal boxes, and stations along this section as worked in the nationalisation era.

Section of Line Opened Closed Notes
Cromford to Hurdlow 29.05.1830 (G)
Hurdlow to Parsley Hay [Whaley Bridge] 06.07.1831 (G)
High Peak Junction to Cromford Wharf 21.02.1853 (G)
Junctions and other features Running Lines Stations, Signal Boxes and Junctions Distance from Signal Box above Loops and Refuge Sidings Notes
Up Down
Maximum permissible speed 20 m.p.h.
1 High Peak Junction
2 Cromford Goods (Staff Station) 0m 1294yds
3 Sheep Pasture Top (Goods) (Staff Station) 0m 1655yds
Steeplehouse Goods
4 Bottom of Middleton (Staff Station) 1m 572yds
5 Middleton Top (Goods) (Staff Station) 0m 770yds UGL 35* * At junction with Hopton Quarry Branch
6 Hopton Top (Goods) (Staff Station) 1m 968yds UGL 43
DRS 23
7 Longcliffe Station (Staff Station) 2m 86yds UGL 34
Minninglow (Goods)
8 Friden Goods (Staff Station) 5m 559yds DGL 63
9 Parsley Hay Station 2m 826yds

Source: the original britishrailways1960.co.uk archive (Brian Robertson, 2003 to 2013), restored from the site’s own records. Corrections welcome via the contribute page.

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