railway buildings
Plaistow Road and Grafton Road North
Looking South towards Plaistow Station with London Tilbury and Southend Railway works (later L.M.S.) On the right, before the Tramway track was laid down in 1903. Grafton Road North on the left is where Greenwood Road is to-day.
Newham Heritage & Archives Ref 8/1/10 -09a
Stratford Railway Works - Traction Maintenance Depot
Wed, 13/01/2010 - 16:54 — Newham Story BFStratford Works was "home" to 466 drivers and 227 driver- assistants who operated passenger and freight services throughout the south east of England.
Canning Town Station, 1933
The most re-built station on the line.
Stratford Railway Works - Engine Repairing Shop
This huge building was able to hold 40 large engines and some light boilers for repair.
Stratford Railway Works - The Polygon.
The Polygon was an engine shed at Stratford.
Railway Goods Depot, Knights Road
The London & North Eastern Railway Goods Depot stood at the end of Knights Road, West Silvertown.
Eurostar Depot
By Robert Rogers
There have been railways at Stratford since the 1830s and the latest arrival is the Eurostar.
Stratford Railway Works.
This aerial view shows only a part of the vast Stratford Railway Works that stood on this site.
