Previous Route 55s in London
The route number 55 had been used three times prior to its current use.
- In 1911 - 1913 for an Elephant & Castle
Buckhurst Hill (Saturday & Sunday only) Route 55 - In 1913 - 1914 for a Shoreditch
South Croydon(Swan & Sugar Loaf) via Deptford, Brockley Rise, Penge, Addiscombe Route 55 - In 1922 - 29 November 1968 for a Greenford*, Acton*,
Chiswick* Route 55 *Termini varied and often worked in two sections: Chiswick Swimming Pools to Greenford Red Lion and Chiswick Station to Hayes Bourne Avenue.
There were also in London:
- Between 1913 - 1939 a Bloomsbury
Leyton*, Epping Forest* Tram route 55 *Termini varied - Between 1913 - 1936 a Brentford
Hanwell*, Acton*, Hammersmith* Tram route 55 *Termini varied
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