A piece of history waiting to be brought back to life. The Carlisle (PSB) Control Area, also known as Oxenholme Interlocking, is a unique and fascinating piece of railway heritage that has stood the test of time.
This historic interlocking was built in 1988, with its latest upgrades from the Royal Mail. As one of only six remaining PSB control areas in the UK, it's a rare gem for enthusiasts of railway history. The carriages are in excellent condition, with many still intact after decades of service.
The Oxenholme Interlocking itself is a marvel of engineering, featuring intricate designs and clever mechanics that made it a hub of activity on the railway network. Its importance cannot be overstated, as it played a vital role in managing trains and ensuring safe passage for goods and people across Carlisle.
Today, this remarkable piece can be found at the Carlisle Railway Museum or sold to an enthusiast looking to bring a piece of history back into their lives. Whether you're a railway buff or just someone who appreciates the beauty of well-crafted machinery, this carriages is sure to captivate and inspire.
