(1897–1967)
Summary
Crianlarich East (or "Crianlarich Junction East") was one of two signal boxes opened in 1897 to control an elaborate junction layout for the spur connecting the Callander and Oban Railway with the North British Railway's West Highland Line. Economical facing point locks were installed within the sidings. This was the only signal box on the whole line that worked a splitting distant signal. The signal box closed in 1967.
Monday, 20 December 1897
Signal box opened.
Tuesday, 29 May 1900
Down Distant signal repositioned.
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Crianlarich East (1932)
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Wednesday, 24 August 1949
Alterations. Details unknown.
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Crianlarich East (1952)
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Thursday, 14 February 1952
Alterations. Details unknown.
Wednesday, 16 February 1966
Line closed between Crianlarich and Dunblane. A single token from the Crianlarich East/Luib section was retained to release the ground frame at Crianlarich Lower yard.
Sunday, 12 February 1967
East Sidings and headshunt removed.
Sunday, 26 February 1967
Signal box closed.
▼ For later history, see
Lower Crianlarich
(1967–Present).
