Copley Hill

Railways, trams, buses, etc.
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Linie
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Post by Linie »

On my way to work I travel down Copley Hill, New Wortley, just after the first bridge after Skinners Skip Hire, there is a set of steps that have been fenced up.It looks like they lead up to the railway line and thought that they might have one time lead to a station.Would be interested to find out if anyone knowsLinie

Linie
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Post by Linie »

http://www.leodis.net/display.aspx?reso ... 762393This shows a view down Copley hill the steps are on the right hand side.

Phill_d
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There was a mass of rail sidings @ the top of the steps. Copley hill steam shed was in between the rail triangle near Wortley curve. I have some pics around there http://flickr.com/photos/phill_dvsn/289 ... 397421428/
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chris 90
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Linie wrote: On my way to work I travel down Copley Hill, New Wortley, just after the first bridge after Skinners Skip Hire, there is a set of steps that have been fenced up.It looks like they lead up to the railway line and thought that they might have one time lead to a station.Would be interested to find out if anyone knowsLinie This was the main access to the Shed and Sidings

Linie
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Post by Linie »

Thanks very much guys it was nice to pass it today and finally know where it would have lead to

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Chris W
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Post by Chris W »

Yep, it was the access to the sheds. My Grandad was based there as an engine driver on the steamers and early diesels.
Farnley born & bred

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