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Ashurst?
Correct! Your floor.
Ashurst?
Kinda reminds me of St Albans Abbey, but theres no phone box there. Unless it's an old photo.
I think we've just dipped below 1000 stations that haven't appeared on this thread!
A list of those I think are left is here.
Top appearers are:
Crewe on 21
Carlisle on 17
York on 17
Bristol Temple Meads on 16
Lowestoft on 16

Coryton?
Is there a full list of what stations have appeared and how many, or is that only going to be doable by counting up (now)?Thanks for that OxL - was only thinking about the remaining lost the other day. There are a few on the list that surprise me a little and I'll be looking to help shorten it in due course![]()
Dinas Rhondda
Chessington South
Corby
Gathurst??
Sutton Surrey
Chessington North?
Sorry, not there and nowhere near there really.Samford Courtenay
It probably was a Southern 1930s platform extension / rebuild as this station opened prior to the 1930s. My clue was intended to refer to it being a Southern region station.At the present time I do not know but here are some clues which I have picked up but of course I could be completely wrong and I could be on "the wrong track".
Platform is formed of the "Exmouth Jn" precast style blocks used by the Southern Railway in the 1930s although the style was still used until more modern times.
The narrow solid platform appears to be a possible 1930s build.
At the back of the station are blocks of sandstone found around the Weald area of Sussex/Kent although obviously these can be transported to anywhere.
The 62 marked on the platform support is usually the chainage so probably a station ??mls. 62 chns. from London.
With the clue "in common with Chessington South" (opened 1939). It leads me to think it was a station opened in 1930s (or platforms extended in the 1930s).
Leigh?