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Does anyone have any photographs of the old Lordship Lane Station which closed in 1954. I am from a local model railway club based in Walworth. We have already built a model of Crystal Palace High Level Station which is 90% complete and has been to many exhibitions. But I would like to build a model of Lordship Lane Station as it was in the 1930's before it got hit by a bomb during the war. I have got a lot of photographs from Southwark and Lewisham local studies libraries, but still could do with more information on the layout of the main building and where the windows and doors were facing onto the platform and was it red or yellow brick.

Any advice will be gratefully received.


Thanks,

Gary

Gary,

you're unlikely to get an answer to your question, because you've randomly stuck it a thread/topic that doesn't relate to it. It would be best to start a new thread - called maybe Lordship Lane station? - and copy your question in that.

Just a thought!


TG

Does anyone have any photographs of the old Lordship Lane Station which closed in 1954? I am from a local model railway club based in Walworth. We have already built a model of Crystal Palace High Level Station which is 90% complete and has been to many exhibitions. But I would like to build a model of Lordship Lane Station as it was in the 1930's before it got hit by a bomb during the war. I have got a lot of photographs from Southwark and Lewisham local studies Libraries, but still could do with more information on the layout of the main building, the upside waiting room, where the windows and doors were facing onto the platform and was it red or yellow brick.

Any advice will be gratefully received.


Many thanks,

Gary

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