Station Name: KEYINGHAM[Source:
Mark Dyson]
Keyingham
station looking west in the early years of the 20th century.
Photo from Charles Parker collection 1910 1:2,500 OS map. Three sidings served a goods yard on the south side of the station. A further siding served a cattle dock on thje far side of the level crossing
An early 20th century view of Keyingham station looking west towards Hull.
Photo from Paul Laming collection Keyingham signal box. Photo from 53A Models of Hull collection Looking west towards the level crossing c1960s. The cattle dock, which by this time is out of use, can be seen on the far side of the crossing.
Photo from 53A Models of Hull collection Keyingham
station seen from the signal box steps looking east towards Ottringham/Withernsea in the mid 1950s. Charles lived in the station house from 1952-58, his father being Parcels Agent at Hull. He spent far too much of a misspent youth in Keyingham signal box he tells me.
Photo by Charles Parker Looking west towards Keyikngham station c1960s. The main part of the goods yard with three sidings is seen to the left. TGhere was a further siding serving a cattle dock beyond the level crossing.
Photo from Charles Parker collection Keyingham
Station looking west in May 1975
Copyright photo from Nigel Mundy collection Keyingham Station looking east in April 1976. Photo by Alan Young Keyingham
Station looking east in June 1988
Photo by Mark Dyson Keyingham
Station looking in September 2005 - both platforms have been removed.
Photo by Dr. James Fox Home Page
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