LMS Route: Rugby to Wolverhampton
LMS Route: Birmingham - Soho Road - Perry Barr - Birmingham

Winson Green Junction

Winson Green Junction was one of three junctions on the triangle that allowed traffic from New Street station, Wolverhampton High Level station and Perry Barr station to connect with each other. See Soho Soap Works Junction and Soho East Junction for views of the other two junctions.

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Ref: lnwrwgj2271 DJ Norton Ex-LMS 5XP 4-6-0 Jubilee class No 45587 'Baroda' is seen passing Winson Green Junction signal cabin

Ref: lnwrwgj2272 DJ Norton View of the junction looking towards New Street station with the line from Perry Barr entering on the left

Ref: lnwrwgj2273 DJ Norton View of Winson Green Junction showing the line to Wolverhampton on the left and to Perry Barr on the right

Ref: lnwrwgj2274 DJ Norton Looking to Wolverhampton with the Junction signal cabin on the left and the line to Perry Barr on the right

Ordnance Survey maps and diagrams

Ref: lnwrwgj3439 National Library of Scotland An 1882 OS map of Soho East Junction on the left above Perrot Street and Winson Green Junction on the right

Ref: lnwrwgj3440 National Library of Scotland A 1902 OS map of Soho East Junction on the left above Perrot Street and Winson Green Junction on the right

Ref: lnwrwgj3441 National Library of Scotland A 1913 OS map of Soho East Junction on the left above Perrot Street and Winson Green Junction on the right

Ref: lnwrwgj2279 DJ Norton The location of the junctions which formed the triangle between Wolverhampton, New Street and Perry Barr stations