Grid reference TQ248709
near to Wimbledon, Merton, England
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Basingstoke - Waterloo train approaching Wimbledon
View SW, towards SW London suburbs, Woking etc.: ex-LSW Waterloo - Woking and the West main line. The 17.12 from Basingstoke is headed by BR Standard 4MT 2-6-0 No. 76030 (built 11/53, withdrawn 11/67 - last of class). Across the lines is... (more)
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Spencer Hill - Steep Hill 10%
by Adam Morse
Spencer Hill, Wimbledon. 10% steep hill down sign.
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London : Wimbledon - Footbridge
by Lewis Clarke
The steps leading up to the footbridge and over the railway from Merton Hall Road.
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The Old Aircraft Hangar in Wimbledon West Goods Yard, Dundonald Road
by Chris
This large building was originally a seaplane hangar at Newhaven in Sussex during the First World War. The Royal Naval Airstation Newhaven was built in 1917. The base was used by seaplanes to carry out anti U-boat patrols and escort... (more)
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Wimbledon station
The concourse of Wimbledon Station, which serves Underground, Rail and Tram networks. Changed appearance over the last 20 plus years TQ2470 : Wimbledon Railway Station - not quite so much change over 10 years TQ2470 : Wimbledon Railway Station.
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Wimbledon Hill Road
by Noel Foster
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Wimbledon station
by Marathon
The first railway station in Wimbledon was opened on 21st May 1838, when the London & South Western Railway opened its line from its terminus at Nine Elms in Battersea to Woking. The original station was to the south of the current... (more)
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Footbridge over the railway
This bridge links through from Allt Grove (a little stub of a street off Worple Road) to Dundonald Road on the SE side of the railway. I've known this bridge for over 50 years, and remembered a passageway that led to it - starting... (more)
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Chessington Service
A class 455 electric unit arrives at Wimbledon with a Waterloo - Chessington service. In the background the construction of Wimbledon Magistrates Court is underway with the steel frames being erected.
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Sunnyside - Wimbledon
by James Emmans
Residential cul-de-sac close to Wimbledon station.
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Looking north west on Hartfield Road from the junction with Herbert Road
by Shazz
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Wimbledon Signalbox
by N Chadwick
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