Closed station at Chalk Farm?

Probably Primrose Hill.

Closed early 1990s I think. It was served by a Watford DC to Liverpool
Street service in the morning, and a return journy in the evening.

In article <ceov58$1up$1@titan.>, Boogaloo
<n@btintetnet.com> writes
>Probably Primrose Hill.
>
>Closed early 1990s I think. It was served by a Watford DC to Liverpool
>Street service in the morning, and a return journy in the evening.
>
>

Last trains 25th September 1992

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Alan Osborn

"Boogaloo" <n@btintetnet.com> wrote in message news:<ceov58$1up$1@titan.>...
> Probably Primrose Hill.
>
> Closed early 1990s I think. It was served by a Watford DC to Liverpool
> Street service in the morning, and a return journy in the evening.

Presumably this train was originally a Broad St service.

Alan J. Flavell wrote:
> Oops. Sorry, I didn't intend to fool anyone - the shot was actually
> from the canal towpath. ;-)

Ah, I thought it was taken from the bridge at Dalsholm Road near the
junction with Temple Road. That bridge was the one I drove over as I
went to the council depot.
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Paul Robertson (class303fan@zzz)
Glasgow (remove zzz from above to reply)

David Hansen wrote:
> phildeaves.uk (PhilD) wrote this:-
>> [Description of proposed signalling snipped]
>> Hoping that this is of interest.
>
> It was to me. I'm sure I was not the only one interested.

At the risk of sounding naff, AOL to that too.
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Paul Robertson (class303fan@zzz)
Glasgow (remove zzz from above to reply)

"Alan Osborn" <alan@burwellmdw.> wrote in message
news:yxOfDDAi5KEBFwbY@burwellmdw....
> In article <ceov58$1up$1@titan.>, Boogaloo
> <n@btintetnet.com> writes
> >Probably Primrose Hill.
> >
> >Closed early 1990s I think. It was served by a Watford DC to Liverpool
> >Street service in the morning, and a return journy in the evening.
>
> Last trains 25th September 1992

.... though at least the last Northbound train out of Liverpool Street
(1752), which should have been the last train to call at Primrose Hill, was
apparently routed via Hampstead Heath. Did the morning train that day call
at Primrose Hill?
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David Biddulph