Hi all,

This evening I noticed that the station car park at South Harrow contains
what looks like an old station. It is physically separated from the "new"
station by a fair distance. Am I right? Is it listed?

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"John Rowland" wrote in message
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Hi all,

This evening I noticed that the station car park at South Harrow contains
what looks like an old station. It is physically separated from the "new"
station by a fair distance. Am I right? Is it listed?

You are right, the platforms were extend westwards and the present buildings
contructed in the 1930. Until closure the original station building was used
as the traincrew booking on point and other staff accommodation. I don't
know what its present use is nor whether or not it is protected..

"John Rowland" wrote in message ...
Hi all,

This evening I noticed that the station car park at South Harrow contains
what looks like an old station. It is physically separated from the "new"
station by a fair distance. Am I right? Is it listed?

Could be an old station. The station was re-sited 150m north "a long"
time ago (don't know how long, details not to hand at the mo.)

PhilD

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"John Rowland" wrote in
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Hi all,

This evening I noticed that the station car park at South Harrow
contains what looks like an old station. It is physically separated
from the "new" station by a fair distance. Am I right? Is it listed?

You can also see it from the eastern end of the platforms, from where its
former use is fairly obvious.

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"John Rowland" wrote in message
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Hi all,

This evening I noticed that the station car park at South Harrow
contains
what looks like an old station. It is physically separated from the
"new"
station by a fair distance. Am I right? Is it listed?

You are right, the platforms were extend westwards and the present
buildings
contructed in the 1930. Until closure the original station building was
used
as the traincrew booking on point and other staff accommodation. I don't
know what its present use is nor whether or not it is protected..

At the moment the old building contains toilets and a tea point for the use
of T/Ops, both leftovers from when it served as a depot.
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