EAW011763 ENGLAND (1947). J. Stone and Company Limited Engineering Works and environs, Deptford, 1947
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| Title | [EAW011763] J. Stone and Company Limited Engineering Works and environs, Deptford, 1947 |
| Reference | EAW011763 |
| Date | 9-October-1947 |
| Link | |
| Place name | DEPTFORD |
| Parish | |
| District | |
| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 536618, 177697 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -0.032335365661833, 51.481221251023 |
| National Grid Reference | TQ366777 |
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 j stones where my dad used to work during the war |
 Mike |
Sunday 26th of July 2020 09:24:06 PM |
| nana house 33 payne street |
barry |
Wednesday 10th of June 2020 05:37:47 PM |
| Mums House |
Mike |
Tuesday 20th of June 2017 10:37:11 AM |
| Manze's Eel & Pie shop, Deptford High Street.
Still trading as of 2015. |
Leslie B |
Tuesday 8th of March 2016 10:41:37 PM |
| Deptford High Street |
Leslie B |
Tuesday 8th of March 2016 10:36:24 PM |
| The White Swan Pub. |
Leslie B |
Tuesday 8th of March 2016 10:34:05 PM |
| Rectory Buildings (now demolished) |
katherine897 |
Sunday 15th of February 2015 11:16:04 AM |
| Deptford Station's "carriage ramp".
Deptford opened in 1836 and was the Greenwich-London line's first terminus (the line to Greenwich wouldn't open until two years later due to the need to build a lifting bridge over Deptford Creek). It is thought to be the oldest suburban railway station in the world still in active service.
Deptford also provided the maintenance depot. The short carriages were stored under the arches when not in use. As the main line was on a viaduct, the depot was accessed by a "Carriage Ramp". If you zoom right into the photo, you can still see the point where the ramp originally connected to the main line.
Later platform extensions to the station itself have long since cut the ramp off from the railway, but the ramp still exists and is a Listed structure.
Only the original sections of the platforms, and the Carriage Ramp itself, date back to 1836. The station's entrance buildings are much more recent. |
stimarco |
Wednesday 22nd of August 2012 01:02:19 PM |
| Deptford railway station. Originally part of London & Greenwich Railway, built 1836-38 the first passenger railway in London. |
London Lad |
Tuesday 21st of August 2012 05:20:52 PM |
When the line opened, this was the first terminus. Greenwich station opened a little later as it was not yet completed; the construction of the lifting bridge over Deptford Creek was the cause of the delay. (The present Greenwich station was rebuilt when it became a through station and is much younger than the one at Deptford.) |
stimarco |
Wednesday 22nd of August 2012 12:40:17 PM |
| St.Paul's, Deptford parish church. Entrance in Deptford High Street. Architect Thomas Archer. Built 1712-30. More details at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Paul's,_Deptford |
London Lad |
Tuesday 21st of August 2012 05:11:23 PM |
