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Trains crossing at Glenapp, 19/4/1954 (Noel Reed)
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No. 3 Brisbane Express at Glenapp, 17/4/1954 (Skinner)
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Relocated shelter at Rathdowney, November 2023 (Greg Rabnott)
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Glenapp 6342 14-11-92
Looks like Grafton Driver Ian Harris (Leon Batman)
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Glenapp - 25/05/2024 (Michael Brown)
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An early morning rainbow greeted passengers on the Sydney bound XPT (NT32) as they passed through Glenapp Qld.
In the photo's attached XP2012 leads with XP2005 at the rear, seen passing Glenapp and preparing for the climb up the Border Ranges and into NSW.
7.19am Wednesday 16th April 2025

Photo/s: Mal Pascoe
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Signal box opened to control an Up and Down Main style crossing loop on the completion of the
Uniform Gauge line from Kyogle to Merivale St (South Brisbane). The loop was converted to a fully
interlocked Main and Loop style installation in 1944. At this time an extension 4 ft long was added
to the Sydney end of the building to accommodate the larger interlocking machine.
The signal box was closed with a signal rationalisation project between Casino and Glenapp as part
of a plan to install Train Orders. A new automatic loop was constructed at this location.
Queensland Railways constructed the signal box to their own design with the addition of an awning.


Although Glenapp signal box looked like a NSW Railways Type E, it was in fact a standard Queensland Railways timber signal box with the addition of an awning. The signal box was originally mounted on a cast concrete pit. The 1944 extension can be identified with the absence of a pit extension. No landing was provided. RT Taaffe
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