railway stations

Plaistow Station

Looking towards from Upper Road, before construction of Tramway track 1903. "Phillips" Coach, Tyre & Spring Smiths on the right.

Plaistow Station

Stratford Market Station

Opened in 1847 as Stratford Bridge Station but was rebuilt and renamed in 1860 as Stratford Market Station.

Stratford Market Station

West Ham 21st century station (2)

This is the section of the station which is currently being rebuilt to allow the Dockland Light Railway extension from Canning Town to Stratford.


This station for many years have confused Football fans who got off here for the Football only to find that they should have been at Upton Park Station!

West Ham 21st century station (2)

West Ham 21st century Station (1)

A photograph of the Station in 2008, which replaced the old shops in the Black & White Photo.
The DLR station is currently being built on the low level section of the station and should open in 2012.
Note West Ham Station should not be confused with West Ham Central Station which was on a totally differant railway system.
West Ham Central was a part of the Beckton Railway which went to the Beckton Gas works. The station would have been in the area of what is now the Beckton District Park

West Ham 21st century Station (1)

Wanstead Park Station.

Second stop on the Barking to Gospel Oak Line.

Wanstead Park Station.

East Ham Station (2)

East Ham Station being  rebuilt and enlarged, 1902-04.

East Ham Station (2)

East Ham Station (1)

East Ham 1900- a small country station among green fields

East Ham Station (1)

Silvertown Station (3)

Pavement level view of station access under the signal box. The tracks of the Silvertown tramway can just be seen on the right.

Silvertown Station (3)
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