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As late as 1991, essential supplies of water and coal were delivered from Stratford-upon-Avon to the signal box at Bearley Junction by means of a Leamington Spa bound train. Although an electrical supply was used for the signalling system, lighting and the cooking facilities were still powered by gas using pressurised containers. On the misty and cold morning of 24 January 1991 I travelled on the 08.12 from Stratford with the express purpose of obtaining a photograph of the process in action and here is a water container being handed to John Overfield, the signalman, by the guard of the class 114 DMU.
Type: Class 114 Vehicle: Unknown Location: Bearley Junction Date: 24th January 1991
Photographer: Peter Tandy Service: Stratford-upon-Avon - Leamington Spa (or vice versa) Views: 239 View image source
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