View source for Bewdley in N gauge

[[File:Bewdley_Model_1_20160416.jpg | thumb|300px|right|Bewdley layout looking northwards]]
[[File:Bewdley_Model_2_20160416.jpg | thumb|300px|right|Bewdley layout looking southwards]]

This extensive N gauge model of Bewdley was on display in The Engine House during the April 2016 'Open House' weekend, courtesy of the Telford Model Railway Group.<ref>Open House Weekend timetable</ref>

An interesting feature of the model is the presence of a signal box in the [[Bewdley Down Yard]], which can be seen nearest the camera in the first photograph.  A [[List of signal boxes#Tenbury and Bewdley Railway (at Bewdley) | Signal Box]] was constructed at Bewdley by McKenzie, Clunes & Co for the [[Wyre Forest Line | Tenbury & Bewdley Railway]] as part of the track doubling at Bewdley in 1864.  Contemporary reports  describe the box as being situated between the south end of the down platform and the entrance to the goods yard, 12ft by 10ft by 12ft in size, double lined with floors and glazed windows, and having a slate roof. It contained a 'Chambers Patent Junction Signal Apparatus' with seven signal levers and four point levers.<ref>[[Bibliography#Books | Beddoes & Smith, 1995]], p27</ref>

==See also==

[[Models of the Severn Valley Railway | List of models of the Severn Valley Railway]]

==References==
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==Links==

Bewdley station in N gauge on the [http://www.bewdleystation.co.uk/Gallery_Model.html Bewdley station web site]