SPALDING - Although technically a GNR Station, the M&GN enjoyed full use of the generous facilities at Spalding - indeed, any M&GN train calling there was obliged to reverse direction and change engines, hence the presence of an M&GN locoshed. Seen here in about 1920 with an M&GN train departing on the right, 4-4-0 No.4 I think.
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