EAW044242 ENGLAND (1952). Lord's Cricket Ground, Regent's Park Boating Lake and the surrounding area, St John's Wood, 1952

Lodge Road.

The Church of Our Lady, Lisson Grove.

Childrens playground, Regents Park.

Sussex Place NW1

Stanfield House

Stanfield House

St John's Wood Road station, originally on the Metropolitan Railway. It was renamed "St John's Wood" in 1925 and "Lord's" in early 1939, only months before it was closed! This took place when the Bakerloo line used a pair of the Metropolitan Railway's to extend to Stanmore, now the north end of the Jubilee line. The existing St John's Wood station on the Bakerloo line was originally called Marlborough Road station. (See http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/l/lords/index.shtml for more information on the station.)

Former goods depot building destroyed by bombing 16th April 1941. (Information from Alan Jackson's "London's Termini")

North end of Marylebone station platforms.

Ramp allowing taxis onto the carriageway between platforms 1 and 2 from the Rossmore Road bridge.

Goods Yard

Coal Yard linked to the railway.

Carriage sheds and sidings

Electricity generating station with numerous cooling towers.

Former Great Central, then LNER lines approaching Marylebone station.

Wellington Road, 07/10/2014

St John's Wood Church Garden, 07/10/2014

St John's Wood Church, 07/10/2014

Prince Albert Road, 07/10/2014

Regent's Canal, 07/10/2014

Regent's Park, 07/10/2014

Regent's Park, 07/10/2014