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	Clapham North tube station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The station opened in June 1900 as part of an extension of the City and South London Railway to Clapham Common one stop to the south.
		Clapham North tube station is a London Underground station in Clapham.
		The original station building was replaced in the mid 1920s when the line was modernised and that building has, in turn, recently had the façade reclad.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clapham_North_tube_station (170 words)

	Euston station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A 72 foot (21.9 m) high Doric arch was erected at the station's entrance to serve as a portico; this became renowned as the Euston Arch.
		The original station was opened on July 20, 1837, as the terminus of the London and Birmingham Railway constructed by Robert Stephenson.
		Its Greek Revival Doric portal, "Euston Arch", introduced the concept of a monumental railway station as the modern portal to a city.
	www.bonneylake.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Euston_Station (947 words)

	residentialrail.co.uk
		A station was added to the line at Scale Hall (Situated between Green Ayre and Morecambe) it opened on June 8 Th 1957 and closed on the 3 rd January 1966, possibly one of the shortest lived stations on record.
		The final link between Bentham and Clapham was passed by the Board of Trade Inspector on the 28 th May 1850 and the first train ran from Morecambe and Lancaster to the West Riding cities of Leeds and Bradford on the 1 st June.
		Railway staff from Lancaster Green Ayre still meet each fortnight and have over the years held various functions as anniversary dates has passed.
	www.residentialrail.co.uk /page.php?domain_name=residentialrail.co.uk&viewpage=history (1456 words)

	Clapham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After the coming of the railways, Clapham developed as a suburb for daily commuters into central London, and by 1900, it had fallen from favour with the upper classes.
		Clapham is a neighbourhood in the London Borough of Lambeth, South London.
		In the twentieth century, Clapham was seen as an unremarkable suburb, often cited as representing the thoughts of the ordinary people: the so-called "man on the Clapham omnibus".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clapham (487 words)

	ENGLISH ENCYCLOPAEDIA - cl
		Massachusetts • Clem • Clem Burke • Clem Daniels • Clematis • Clematis marmoraria • Clematis railway station, Melbourne • Clemens Brentano • Clemensodon • Clément Ader • Clement Attlee • Clement C. Clay • Clement Calhoun Young • Clement Claiborne Clay, Jr.
	www.encyclopaedic.net /english/cl (189 words)

	News
		It is the lack of a railway station for 20 miles north of Bedford that compounds the congestion and parking problems and thus deters bus companies from running regular buses to serve the railway station.
		The railway served the village for over 100 years and was well loved and well used, reopening the railway would attract a new generation to enjoy it for access to Bedford and beyond for work, leisure, shopping, school, college and further travel.
		We believe that in the event of reopening the railway a halt could be provided at Meadow Lane to allow people to travel to the Bedford Town Football ground by rail for matches and boost their coffers and keep the number of cars down.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /sbates/brta/html/news.html (3636 words)

	Train_station
		Many train stations — unsurprisingly — date from the 19th century and reflect the architecture of the time, grand in scale and size, lending prestige to the city as well as to railway operations.
		A train station (American English), or railway station (British English), is a point of call for trains, allowing the loading or unloading of goods, or allowing passengers to board and alight.
		Various forms of architecture have been used in the construction of railway stations, from those boasting grand and intricate almost baroque-style edifices, to more stark utilitarian or modern styles.
	www.usedaudiparts.com /search.php?title=Train_station (1148 words)

	North of Bedford
		Parking, journey to and from the station continue to be main issues of frustration for Oakley and Clapham users of the only railhead in Bedford and the failure of buses to significantly attract people out of their cars.
		For 8 (25%) the station was too far from where they live and for 7 (24%) the cost of travel was too high.
		The nearest station for 29 (96) was Wellingborough and for 3 (4) it was Bedford.
	www.brta.org.uk /html/north_of_bedford.html (3130 words)

	LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH FACTS AND INFORMATION
		It was formed in 1965 from the Metropolitan_Borough_of_Lambeth and Streatham and Clapham from the Metropolitan_Borough_of_Wandsworth.
		According to the 2001 census, Lambeth has a population of 266,169.
	www.redabacus.com /London_Borough_of_Lambeth (63 words)

	Time Out Book of London Walks - Andrew White - Penguin Group (USA)
		South London commons of Clapham and Wandsworth – a class act of us and them.
		(He also has a street named after him, across the road from the church, on North Side.) While at No.8 Rectory Grove, off Clapham Common Old Town, Macaulay set up an ‘African Academy’, home to 25 black children brought from Jamaica (most of whom died from the cold).
		Clapham Common has always enjoyed a creative tension between the wealthy – who live on its fringes and who, in the eighteenth century, made attempts to annex hunks of the Common as their private domain – and the proles.
	www.penguinputnam.com /nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,0_0140278974,00.html (3316 words)

	TS54 Wandsworth Road - Trainspots (Ver 1.50 )
		Railway enthusiasts can also act as eyes and ears against railway vandalism, and as such should surely be encouraged to do so by the supply of adequate information such as is found on this website.
		Street parking nearby but given the location it might not be to your liking to leave a car there for any period of time.
		The information on these pages is supplied for the benefit of railway enthusiasts who carry out a harmless hobby, and through the medium of photography and video, actually promote the railway industry.
	www.trainspots.co.uk /locpage.php?ts_number=54 (662 words)

	Railway Junction Diagrams - passenger stations starting with C
		Railway Junction Diagrams - passenger stations starting with C
		The Railway Junction Diagrams shown here are taken from a 1920 edition, which is old enough to be out of copyright (a fact taken advantage of by at least two publishers who have already reprinted books of Diagrams from 1914 and 1915).
		Notes: Station names here are as shown on the maps; many stations are now closed, and some that remain open have since been renamed.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /members/cj.tolley/rjd/rjd-lidc.htm (409 words)

	Transport Plans for the London Area - South
		In December 1999, London Transport's map of possible Tramlink extensions showed an alignment from South Wimbledon station direct to Tooting Thameslink station (presumably via the abandoned railway), crossing Merton Tramlink at or near Colliers Wood.
		The 1989 South London Assessment Study stated that a problem with South London's railways is that stations are served by many routes, but each route has low frequency.
		Desired minimum frequencies were 6 trains per hour at stations in Zones 1-4 and 4 tph at stations in Zones 5 and 6, and this could be achieved at nearly all stations.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Acropolis/7069/tpftla_s.html (5839 words)

	Heart 106.2
		For the Start in Putney, Putney railway station is on Putney High Street at the Upper Richmond Road.
		Trains arrive from Clapham Junction, Waterloo or Victoria.
		Get the train from Waterloo, Vauxhall or Clapham Junction to Putney station.
	www.heart1062.co.uk /Article.asp?id=56576 (752 words)

	LONDON LOST AND FOUND I unusual : secret south
		It's very good value and has the added bonus of being 30 seconds from Clapham Common tube station.
		A lovely bar constructed out of a conservatory underneath Peckham's railway arches, which makes an ideal summer lounge location.
		So they might not be the usual favourites, but they're my classic choices and they have a lot of character, independent charm and a truck load of mischief and memories.
	www.londonlostandfound.com /unusual/unusualsouth.htm (1128 words)

	Citikey London - Clapham High Street Railway Station - Clapham
		Clapham High Street Railway Station has train routes going south to Brixton and Tulse hill, as well as towards the centre of London via Clapham Junction and Victoria.
		Citikey London - Clapham High Street Railway Station - Clapham
		Taxis & Transport > Public Transport > Train Stations
	www.citikey.com /business/10046373/category/30385/city/London/current/2/total/29 (97 words)

	www.lutonfc.com - By Luton Fans, For Luton Fans
		Opposite Thornton Heath Railway Station, there is a JD Wetherspoons pub, popular with both home and away supporters.
		STREET parking is available and you can also use Sainsburys car park as the supermarket closes prior to kick-off.
		From the station cross the road using the zebra crossing and turn right (heading away from ground).
	www.lutonfc.com /guide_crystal_palace.asp (3803 words)

	Lord Jim Hotel - 3 Star Hotel - SW5 - Center of London
		Come out of the Underground station and onto Earl's Court Road.
		On foot from the Earl's Court Underground Station:
		Both Earls Court and Olympia Exhibition halls are within walking distance of the Hotel.
	www.londonby.com /lordjim/pages/reach.htm (139 words)

	Liverpool Street Underground Information - Maps, Hotels, Pubs, & Restaurants Near Liverpool Street Tube
		Liverpool Street station, also called London Liverpool Street, is a mainline railway station in the north eastern corner of the City of London, in the heart of the financial district, with entrances on Bishopsgate and Liverpool Street itself.
		It is one of seventeen UK railway stations managed by Network Rail.
		The hotel is 5 minutes from Liverpool Street and only 5 underground stops from Oxford Street in the heart of London's theatre world.
	www.metazone.co.uk /search.asp?station=Liverpool+Street (738 words)

	Frogmore House, Gardens and Mausoleum - The Royal Windsor Web Site by ThamesWeb
		When traveling from the south of England it may be preferable to travel to Windsor via Clapham Junction and/or Staines.This is a longer walk, up the hill around the castle then the directions are as above from the Queen Victoria statue.
		Enter the Long Walk from Park Street at the eastern end of Windsor High Street.
		The railways of Brunel and others spread nationwide, innovative machines, products and processes of all kinds were developed, plus of course the expansion of influence worldwide through the creation of the British Empire.
	www.thamesweb.co.uk /windsor/frogmore/frogmore.html (1440 words)

	egpropertylink.com - Offices London SW4 - Property To Let
		Clapham High Street railway station, Clapham North (Northern line) and Stockwell (Victoria& Northern lines) underground stations are all within close proximity.
		Flexible lease terms > Professional management team > On-site parking by arrangement > CCTV > Good loading access > Union Court is located at the junction of Union Road and Clapham Road (A3).
		Union Court, Union Street, London, SW4 6JP, UK
	www.egpropertylink.com /EGPLProperty139170.htm (161 words)

	KryssTal : The Piccadilly Line
		In 1932, the station name was changed to Arsenal to reflect the club's importance to the area.
		This old station was used during World War II as a secret war bunker safe from the bombs and crowds.
		The station's circular ticket office is right beneath the statue of Eros (which is not actually Eros).
	www.krysstal.com /piccline.html (1605 words)

	APTS 2005 - Getting There
		Olympia is located midway between Kensington High Street and Hammersmith and is served by a number of frequent bus services.
		Olympia has its own dedicated railway station, Kensington Olympia, which provides direct links to Gatwick Airport and the Midlands, with connecting services to the rest of the UK.
		All of London's major railway termini are linked to Olympia's underground station, via Earls Court tube station.
	www.apts-expo.com /page.cfm/link=27 (288 words)

	London Bloggers
		Stations: Clapham Common, Clapham High Street, Clapham Junction, Clapham North, Clapham South
		Stations: Charing Cross, Clapham Common, Clapham High Street, Embankment, Kennington
		The following stations are located within a mile of Clapham High Street:
	londonbloggers.iamcal.com /station.php?id=497 (164 words)

	Luxury Venues
		Nearest Railway Station: Euston Railway Station (1.4 km)
		With superb transportation links, the hotel is just 20 minutes from Heathrow Airport to Paddington Station by the Heathrow Express air-conditioned train; and the Hilton London Metropole is an easy ten-minute walk to Oxford Street.
		It is the epitome of discreet distinction and combines every comfort with an atmosphere still characteristic of the late Victorian age when it was built.
	www.conference-centres.net /luxury-london-conference-venues.html.html (1533 words)

	ARK STUDIO A
		The nearest overland railway station is Clapham High Street.Trains depart from London Victoria and London Bridge stations for Clapham High Street.From the station exit onto Clapham High Street and turn right.
		Follow the high street along until you reach Clapham Park Road on your left...(see directions from Clapham Park Road)
		Follow Clapham Park Road opposite the tube station towards Brixton, just as this road takes a sharp left carry straight on and ark is on your left a few metres up Park Hill.
	www.digital-zest.com /client_files/arkstudio/location.html (167 words)

	tube
		Stations: Bond Street, Clapham Common, Clapham South, Nunhead, Oxford Circus, Queens Road Peckham, Streatham Hill, Tulse Hill
		Stations: Clapham Junction, Earl's Court, Fulham Broadway, Hammersmith, Southfields, Wimbledon
		Stations: Camden Town, City Thameslink, Highbury and Islington, Holloway Road, Streatham
	www.iamcal.com /misc/londonbloggers_v1/station.php?id=309 (6422 words)

	Wellingtons streets &
		The residents in 1843 (Burgess Roll) were; R LANGDON and CH SQUIB (Town Crier).
		This street is wrongly spelt on the early maps.
		Off Manners and Dixon Streets is named after Sir Wm Fitzherbert, who owned the land and subdivided it.
	www.angelfire.com /az/nzgenweb/streets.html (3200 words)

	London Underground history 1900-1909
		The line from High Street Kensington to Putney Bridge was electrified.
		A branch opened by the Ealing and South Harrow Railway from Ealing Common to Park Royal and Twyford Abbey (close to today's Park Royal) (just north of today's station Park Royal).
		The intermediate stations were Holland Park, Notting Hill Gate, Queen's Road (now Queensway), Lancaster Gate, Marble Arch, Bond Street, Oxford Circus, Tottenham Court Road, British Museum, Chancery Lane and Post Office (now St. Paul's)
	www.berga.nu /Lennart_T/lu/1900s.html (980 words)

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