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Steam
loco - 70013 OLIVER CROMWELL passes Crampmoor
30th May 2009
with a return excursion , 1Z83
- 17.34 Bristol Temple Meads - Poole.
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Crompton type 3 -
No 33027 passes Crampmoor with the 14.10
Portsmouth Harbour - Cardiff train - 12th Oct 1980
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A westbound empty
stone train passing Crampmoor Crossing
hauled
by a class 56 locomotive
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92203 Black Prince east of Crampmoor on
13-05-1973
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92203 Black Prince east of Crampmoor on
13-05-1973
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Crampmoor
Crossing May 1972 - we have the Eastleigh breakdown
crane working to remove derailed wagons of the
20.15 Salisbury to
Eastleigh freight - photo
taken from Crampmoor lane.
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Another
view taken from Green Lane as the heavy lift
crane picks up a
Vanfit that derailed from the
20.15 Salisbury - Eastleigh freight. May 1972
.
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Aftermath of the above
photos. The derailment just east of
Crampmoor
Crossing May 1972. Halterworth down distant
signal post to
the right, believe it was a stone
train that derailed.
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Hampshire DEMU climbs
the bank east of Crampmoor Crossing
with a Romsey
- Eastleigh service - summer 1969
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View of Crampmoor
Crossing looking SE across the fields ,
with
a Hampshire DEMU passing from Eastleigh to Romsey.
The crossing keepers house is on the right with
the small hut on the left,
next to the gates
that served as a shelter for relief signalmen
who
tended the gates when the crossing keeper
was off duty.
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Rebuilt West Country
class steam locomotive approaches Halterworth
down distant signal at danger, running light
engine from Eastleigh to Salisbury
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BR standard class
5 heads tender first to Eastleigh with a return
work mans
train past Halterworth & heads
for Crampmoor Crossing
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An Eastleigh bound
local DEMU passes Crampmoor Crossing ,
the L/H
house in the picture is where the crossing keeper
lived.
Taken in 1968 a year before the end of
passenger service.
Service was reinstated in
later years.
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The 17.05 Eastleigh
- Bristol class 7 freight is passing Crampmoor
Crossing
with Halterworth down distant signal
in the 'OFF' position meaning the gates
at Halterworth
are open for trains.
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The crossing keeper is Mrs. Ingrams and
the picture was taken after late
1972
after the Down Line (to Romsey) had been
lifted.
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Crampmoor Crossing
with Mrs Noyce the crossing keeper, c1880
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