Secondary Routes Of The London And South Western Railway
Secondary routes of the London and South Western Railway
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Secondary routes of the London and South Western Railway included:
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- Richmond Railway: opened from Clapham Junction to Richmond on 27 July 1846.
- Windsor, Staines & South Western Railway: opened from Richmond to Datchet on 22 August 1848; to Windsor on 1 December 1849.
- Staines to Ascot: opened on 4 June 1856.
- Ascot to Wokingham: opened on 4 July 1856.
- (Wokingham to Reading was a South Eastern Railway line.)
- Hounslow Loop Line
- Kingston Loop Line
- Shepperton Branch Line
- Raynes Park to Epsom
- Hampton Court Branch Line.
- Woking to Havant via Guildford
- Portsmouth Direct Line including Guildford Junction Railway which opened on 5 May 1845.
- Guildford to Godalming opened on 15 October 1849.
- Godalming to Havant opened on 1 January 1859.
- Bisley Camp branch (for rifle ranges) opened in 1890, closed in 1952.
- The Alton line
- Brookwood to Farnham via Aldershot — Alton opened on 2 May 1870.
- Alton to Fareham (the Meon Valley Railway) opened in 1903
- Brookwood Necropolis Cemetery railway (owned by London Necropolis Company).
- Alton to Winchester line.
- The L&SWR in association with the War Department built the Bentley and Bordon Light Railway to Bordon Camp, which...... ...
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