Departures from Boston Goods Yard 1946/7

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Times taken from the L&NER Working Timetable 7th October 1946 to 4th May 1947


0000 MS
2045 Grimsby - New England

0127 MS
2010 Wath - New England (Min)

0150 MS
2205 Mansfield CS - New England (Min)

0223 SO
2130 Doncaster Decoy - New England 

0427 MX 
0115 Colwick - Immingham (Min)

0438 MX 
0033 Doncaster Mineral - New England

0510 MX 
0040 King's Cross - Grimsby Goods (Exp)

0515 MS 
0515 Boston Goods - Firsby

0545 MS 
0545 Boston Goods - Grimsby Goods (Min)

0545 MS 
0200 Mansfield CS - New England (Min)

0605 MS 
0605 Boston Goods - Skegness

0643 MO 
0335 Colwick - Immingham (Min)

0715 MS 
0715 Boston Goods - Firsby (LE)

0730 MS 
0550 Whitemoor - New Clee (Exp)

0800 MS 
0800 Boston Goods - Grimsby West Marsh

0835 MS 
0700 Whitemoor - Grimsby West Marsh

0930 MS 
0445 Grimsby - Whitemoor (Min)

0930 MS
0930 Boston Goods - Honington

1000 MS 
1530 Frodingham - Whitemoor (Min)

1226 MS 
1021 Whitemoor - Frodingham (Ety)

1300 MS 
1300 Boston Dock - Louth

1310 MS 
0726 Wath - New England (Min)

1320 SO 
1320 Boston Goods - Kirton (LE)

1346 MS 
0938 Mansfield CS - New England (Min)

1347 MS 
0955 King's Cross - New Clee (Exp,Fish,Ety)

1420 SU 
1420 Boston Goods - Grimsby West Marsh

1429 MS 
0830 Frodingham - Whitemoor (Min)

1438 MS 
1330 Algakirk - Newcastle UT (Exp, Veg)

1458 MS 
1130 Colwick - Immingham

1520 MS
1520 Boston Goods - Heckington

1550 MF 
0225 Old Leake - East Goods (Veg)

1555 MS 
1430 Algakirk - Newcastle UT (Exp, Veg)

1620 SO 
1620 Boston Goods - New England

1630 MF 
1630 Boston Goods - Ferme Park (Exp)

1640 MS 
1500 New England - Grimsby West Marsh (Exp)

1710 MS 
1500 Whitemoor - Grimsby

1735 MF 
1645 Sibsey - Ferme Park (Exp)

1900 MF
1900 Boston Goods - Sleaford

1905 MS
1727 Grimsby Docks - March (Exp, Fish)

1910 MF
1430 Skegness - Colwick

1938 MS 
1802 New Clee - East Goods (Exp, Fish)

2030 SO
2030 Boston Goods - New England

2035 MF
1625 Old Leake - Ferme Park (Exp)

2040 MS
2040 Boston Goods - Colwick

2110 MS
1903 Grimsby Docks - East Goods (Exp, Fish)

2310 MF
2310 Boston Goods - Colwick

2332 MF
1845 Castle Hills - New England


CODES

MS: Runs Mondays to Saturdays
MF: Runs Mondays to Fridays
MX: Mondays excepted
SO: Saturdays only
SU: Sundays only

Exp: Express
Fish: Conveys fish
Veg: Conveys vegetables
Min: Conveys minerals
Ety: Empty wagons
LE: Light Engine





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