EPW022715 ENGLAND (1928). Acton Lane Power Station, North Acton, 1928

Grand Junction Arms (Still open at time of writing).

This station had closed to passengers in 1902, Called "Harlesden for West Willesden & Stonebridge Park". It was used for goods traffic until 1964. The Buildings have long gone, but the Platform site can still be made out in 2016. It was on the south side of the "Craven Park" triangle. There is more about it here: http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/h/harlesden/index.shtml

H. Sabey & Co. Sand & Gravel Merchant Willesden Yard

Edinburgh Biscuit Works - in 1935

Canal feeder

Steam locomotive

Steam locomotive. Looks like a freight engine

Signal gantry

Signalbox

Allotments

Disraeli Road

Acton Lane

Public house

Grand Union Canal

Harlesden goods depot, ex-Midland Railway

Harlesden Station on what is now the Bakerloo Line of London Underground

Electric train on the Bakerloo Line, now part of London Underground

Willesden Brent Sidings

Ex-Midland Railway, Acton Branch

Brick and tile works. Disused by 1915

Locomotive depot with a large number of locomotives 'on shed'. A Sunday, perhaps?

Locomotive turntable

Steam-hauled goods train

Large block of cooling towers

Site of original Acton 'A' Power Stn.

Acton 'B' Power Stn.