Talk:West London Railway
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They were three[edit]
Some disentanglement is needed. These three were separate entities:
- West London Railway. Started 1836 as The Birmingham, Bristol & Thames Junction Railway, was renamed West London Railway. Service began in 1844. Closed the same year. Leased in 1845 and used only for freight.
- West London Extension Railway authorsed in 1859 to extend WLR line to Clapham Junction. Pax service reintroduced.
- West London Line in essence the tracks combined of the WLR and the WLER from then on despite the fates of the successors to the founding companies.
There is a confus-ing/-ed linking and redirecting between the three in WP--SilasW (talk) 15:41, 3 June 2010 (UTC).
- I quite agree; I've made a start on writing an article on the historical railways, leaving the present day at West London Line Afterbrunel (talk) 20:46, 2 December 2012 (UTC)