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Don't do Instagram. Is this Geof Marshall? - a legend! Here is a link to his series on least used stations, West Drayton being the London one. If we went back in time Honor Oak on the old Crystal Palace high line was down to tens a day, and there was this bizarre extension to the Central Line that went to Ongar, at it's lowest point before closing down to 85 passengers a day. -
By Jenijenjen · Posted
I think North Dulwich was named in relation to West Dulwich. When the North/East Dulwich line was opened, East Dulwich Station was called Champion Hill. The station was called Clapham Junction because Clapham was considered more upmarket than Battersea. Purely a marketing decision! -
By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
It is a good looking station and well connected re. naming conventions, Clapham Junction, being situated in Battersea is also a bit of an anomaly. -
By PennyFarthing · Posted
I noticed Denmark Hill got a rave review from the same guy: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DL5R9pFsIA_
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