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Yesterday evening I was on a 381 bus from Surrey Quays to Peckham
(which, with hindsight, might not have been my best way to go home, but never mind that now), and it went over what looked like a railway bridge at one stage, but no sign of a line. However, a little further along its route, it passed a very splendid building marked as "Southern Railway Stables", and there was that about it that looked as though it had once been next door to a railway line. Anybody know anything? Then this morning, I was on a bus down to Streatham and going past the old LCC Tramways building, now belonging to Arriva after years of being in private hands. For once, the doors were open, and you could clearly see the old tram rails marked on the floor. This led me to wonder - did the trams run further south than this depot, or was that the southbound terminus on the A23? -- Annabel Smyth http://www.amsmyth.demon.co.uk/index.html Website updated 8 March 2004 |
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