Former Weigh House at Boston Lodge Railway Works

Like the other mid C19 buildings here it is built of local slatey rubble and in this case also has quoins. Slate roof with stone chimney stack to south and wide eaves which are bracketed to the asymmetrical gable end; on the west side the eaves line slopes down towards the south, exaggerated by the fact that the walls are not parallel. The gable end has a boarded door beside a narrow sash window, with glazing bar to upper sash; overall stone lintel. West side has 3-light, small-pane, timber window beneath which are apertures for the counter-balance rods used in weighing the wagons on the line. One small-pane sash window on the east side. At south end it is attached to locomotive shed.