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Looking southwest. Three pairs of tracks have merged into two pairs to enter the station from this direction. From the southeast come the lines from Cystal Palace, used both by trains from London Bridge and those from Beckenham Junction... (more)

Hillside Gardens Park was opened in 1955. This view looks down the central path which leads out to Kingsmead Road. Tennis courts and a children's playground lie to the right of the path whilst games courts, a One O'Clock Club,... (more)

A beauty therapist and hairdresser.

This junction is the bottom end of a triangle of railway lines.

On a grey day it resembles offices of the Stasi, but this ugly duckling will transform itself into West Norwood's (swan-like?) leisure centre, housing a swimming pool, gym, dance studio, meeting rooms and GP surgery. It is being built... (more)

A distinctive development of 103 flats on Norwood Road, completed in 2008.

A terrace of flat-roofed houses on York Hill, in the suburbs of south London.

Looking from the footbridge on the station over the freshly ballasted tracks towards the junction south of the station. A Southern train bound for West Norwood is just disappearing around the corner to the left, while the tracks to the... (more)

Looking south from the footbridge at this important junction deep in the south London suburbs. The railway first reached here in 1868 providing the impetus for residential development in the area.

A Thameslink train north to St Albans inches its way to a stop at Tulse Hill, a junction in the south London railway network. The onward journey was slower than expected due to frequent stops at the many central London stations; it only... (more)