Not sure to be honest. Ive not been down there for some time, I’ll have a look tomorrow.

Kelleythorpe siding as it was known is shown as thus in the 1895 NER Collieries, Works and Sidings book.

Somebody mentioned Bainton Road on the Market Weighton branch.

Looking towards Garton Graham.

Little Driffield gate and manure siding.

A slightly better picture of Garton Balk.

2 miles 12 chains, looking towards Scarborough Road from below Westfield Farm!

Eight if you include "Inner Jn" beyond Driffield West on the Malton branch. The NER did not like single lines directly joining up to double lines and at most junctions provided an outer junction box, at the turn of the last century most of these boxes were abolished as they were considered...

The picture has'nt emerged yet but then I hav'nt had time to look, I'm not sure of the dimensions of Driffield North but next time Im there I,ll stretch a tape measure over the remains for the length and width, it was actually built over the culvert and the back wall can clearly be seen, the front a...

Just as a matter of point, Driffield signalboxes (block posts) were Driffield West, Driffield (Skerne Road) Depot (Eastgate) Wansford Road and Driffield North (Meadow Gates) the remains of which can still be seen on the up side between Meadow Gates LC and D8 signal. As far as l know Station Gates wa...