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Gerrards Cross Station, c. 1912

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Gerrards Cross Station, c. 1912

A view of Gerrards Cross station in Buckinghamshire, c.1912.
Steam Railmotor No 31 can be seen at the platform to the right of the image.
Gerrards Cross was situated on the Great Western and Great Central joint line

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1910s Buckinghamshire Station Gerrard Joint


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This photograph, taken around 1912, offers a glimpse into the past of Gerrards Cross Station in Buckinghamshire. The quaint railway station, situated on the joint line of the Great Western and Great Central Railways, exudes an air of nostalgia and charm. At the heart of the scene, Steam Railmotor No. 31 can be seen parked to the right of the platform, its intricate design and steamy engine a testament to the era of rail travel in the 1910s. The railmotor, a type of self-propelled rail vehicle, was a popular choice for short branch lines and suburban services during this time. The station building, with its red brick facade and ornate details, stands proudly in the background. The platform is bustling with activity, as passengers go about their daily routines, some waiting for their trains while others disembark. A few horse-drawn carts and carriages can be seen in the foreground, adding to the sense of a bygone era. Gerrards Cross Station was an important stop on the joint line, connecting the bustling cities of London and Birmingham. The station's strategic location made it a popular choice for commuters and travelers alike, and its rich history continues to be celebrated by rail enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This photograph, taken over a century ago, offers a rare glimpse into the past and serves as a reminder of the role that railways played in shaping the transportation landscape of the 20th century.

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