North London Railway - Stations

Stations

Richmond to Willesden Junction (joined NLR 1856):

  • Richmond (opened 1846)
  • Kew Gardens (opened 1877)
  • Gunnersbury (opened 1877)
  • South Acton (opened 1880)
  • Acton Central (opened 1853)
  • Willesden Junction (opened 1866)

Willesden Junction to Camden via Primrose Hill (opened 1851-2 regular passenger services withdrawn 1992):

  • Kilburn High Road
  • South Hampstead (called Loudon Road until 1922)
  • Primrose Hill (called Hampstead Road until 1 December 1862 and then called Chalk Farm until 25 September 1950)(closed 1992)

Willesden Junction to Camden via West Hampstead & Gospel Oak (opened 1860):

  • Kensal Rise
  • Brondesbury Park
  • Brondesbury
  • West Hampstead
  • Finchley Road & Frognal
  • Hampstead Heath
  • Gospel Oak
  • Kentish Town West

Camden Road to Dalston (opened 1850):

  • Camden Road (called Camden Town until 25 September 1950)
  • Maiden Lane (closed 1917)
  • Caledonian Road & Barnsbury (formerly Barnsbury)
  • Highbury & Islington
  • Canonbury
  • Mildmay Park (closed 1934)
  • Dalston Kingsland (closed 1865 reopened 1983)

Dalston to Broad Street (opened 1865, closed 1986, mostly re-opened 2010):

  • Dalston Junction (closed 1986, reopened 2010)
  • Haggerston (closed 1940, only served the Poplar Branch, now reopened)
  • Shoreditch (closed 1940, only served the Poplar Branch)
  • Broad Street

Dalston to Poplar (opened 1850, closed to passengers 1944 Dalston- Stratford reopened 1980):

  • Hackney Central (formerly Hackney, reopened 1980)
  • Homerton (reopened 1985)
  • Victoria Park
  • Old Ford
  • Bow
    • Fenchurch Street (no longer served after opening of Broad Street link in 1865)
  • South Bromley
  • Poplar (East India Dock Road)

At Poplar, the line connected to Millwall Junction, allowing goods trains to run to Blackwall and the East India Docks), or along the Millwall Extension Railway, which served the West India Docks.

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