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Bricklayers Arms shed was
once the biggest locomotive depot in South East London. It provided the steam
locomotives for a variety of services; from the expresses which raced from
London to the coast, to the more mundane local freight workings. After over
a century of service to the region it succumbed to property developers in
1981. This page shows highlights the few features which have survived.
This first map shows where Bricklayers Arms was in relation to the stations it served.
The principle Main Line stations were;
1) Charing Cross
2) Canon Street
3) London Bridge
Looking at the map in more detail you
can see that there are 4 distinct areas:
and these are..................
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