1. Control Room
02_woking/R01_control_room.jpgR01. Although its number is in the same sequence as Woking Electrical Control, this photo is somewhere else. Fortunately my colleague Mike Tyrrell has been able to identify it as, not Woking, but Darlington Traffic Control. He adds that not many sites used the GEC equipment.
2. Wall Board
02_woking/R02.jpgR02. A wall board with a variety of telephone instruments. Some electrical equipment in the foreground. The outer two boxes may be control equipment similar to pictures R94b in Section 4.
3. Brookwood Platform Phone
02_woking/R04_brookwood_platform_phone.jpgR04. Member of staff using an electrification phone on the station platform at Brookwood on the Southern Railway
4. Telephone Equipment Wallboard
02_woking/R05.jpgR05. Telephone equipment wallboard. The notice above says 'Circuit No 38, Woking Control Room - Farnham - Alton, List of Call numbers' and a list of the Substations, stations and track huts.
5. Woking Control Switchboard
02_woking/R06_woking_control_switchboard.jpgR06. Control Room telephone switchboard. The notice above the switchboard contains the dialling codes for substations, stations and track huts.
6. Equipment with Covers off
02_woking/R07_woking_control_covers_off.jpgR07. The same scene as the previous photo but without the operator. Covers have been removed showing the equipment.
The cord terminations and relay cans are on the left and cable terminations and fuse mount on the right.
7. Telephone Outdoors in Wooden Box
02_woking/R08_phone_in_box.jpgR08. An electrification phone in a wooden outdoor cabinet.
8. Wooden Phone
02_woking/R09_wooden_phone.jpgR09. The basic phone seen in previous photo.
9. Tens and Units Plug Board
02_woking/R10_tens_units_board.jpgR10. Close up of the plug board used to set the telephone's call code.
