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> There were two bridges just a few metres apart, one of these was a branch line that continued to behind the Hospital to bring soldiers here direct.


Are you sure about this, shorty?


I've never seen this on a map, nor seen any remains of a branch line on the ground, nor seen a second bridge except the one that leads from the JAGs main site to the playing fields.


One of the few published references to North Dulwich Station with old photos and OS maps is in Vic Mitchell's "Mitcham Junction Lines" published in 1992.

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