Locations where 'Network SouthEast' still exists.... All photos taken by Mark Battle unless stated.
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Littlehampton Station
This West Sussex station still retains some NSE reminders, as captured on 'Google Streetview',
first being at plaque from 1988 in the booking hall to mark the rebulding of the station in 2019,
& latest being in June 2023 of the main station sign with flash obscured & still displaying REDSTAR point.
first being at plaque from 1988 in the booking hall to mark the rebulding of the station in 2019,
& latest being in June 2023 of the main station sign with flash obscured & still displaying REDSTAR point.
Littlehampton Station Plaque captured on 'Google Streetview'. PHOTO: JUN 2019.
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Littlehampton Station sign captured on 'Google Streetview'. PHOTO: JUN 2023.
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Old red parcels and NSE sign, looking quite tired at this station. Photo & information supplied by Max Presley.
Littlehampton station NSE Sign. PHOTO TAKEN: 09 AUG 23.
Littleport Station
This Cambridgeshire Station on the Fen Line still has a NSE sign outside.
Littleport Station Sign. PHOTO TAKEN: 23 SEP 2012.
London Bridge Station
Despite continued redevelopment at this busy London terminus, this LFB 'NSE branded' fire switch box continues to survive, also the destination board with an 'NSE clock' has been temporarily moved to
outside on the station forecourt.
outside on the station forecourt.
London Bridge Station LFB Fire Switch Box. PHOTO TAKEN: 23 AUG 2013.
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London Bridge Destination Board and NSE clock. PHOTO TAKEN: 23 AUG 2013.
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Magdelen Road Signal Box
This signal box is located on the Kings Lynn line.
Though repainted in the last few years, it still retains its NSE nameplate.
Though repainted in the last few years, it still retains its NSE nameplate.
Magdalen Road Signal Box. PHOTO TAKEN: 23 SEP 2012.
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Magdalen Road Signal Box. PHOTO TAKEN: 23 SEP 2012.
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Marden Station
This Kent Station has a '4 Car Stop' marker on Platform 2 on the Southeastern Mainline.
Taken by Finn Constable.
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Taken by Finn Constable.
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Marden Station 4 Car Stop Marker. PHOTO TAKEN: JUN 2019.
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Marylebone Station
As this station is managed by Chiltern Railways, some signage has survived. The ironic RED lamposts and pillars dominate the platforms still. Also a plaque can be found to mark the Porte Cochere restoration.
Marylebone Station Entrance Arch. PHOTO TAKEN: 25 SEP 2012.
Marylebone Station LU Ticket Office. PHOTO TAKEN: 16 JUN 2011.
Marylebone Station Platforms. PHOTO TAKEN: 16 JUN 2011.
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Marylebone Station LU Ticket Office. PHOTO TAKEN: 16 JUN 2011.
Marylebone Station Porte Cochere restoration plaque. PHOTO TAKEN: 25 SEP 2013.
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It's now 29 years since privatization kicked in, but Network SouthEast refuses to leave Marylebone Station.
Though part of this unit has been removed, due to London Underground works.
Though part of this unit has been removed, due to London Underground works.
NSE Branded Underground ticket surround at Marylebone. TAKEN: 23 SEP 2023.
Moorgate Station
Network SouthEast signage still remains on this Great Northern Line station.
Moorgate Station Platform 10. PHOTO TAKEN: 16 JUN 2011.
Moorgate Station Platform 10. PHOTO TAKEN: 16 JUN 2011.
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Moorgate Station Platform 10. PHOTO TAKEN: 16 JUN 2011.
Moorgate Station Platform 10. PHOTO TAKEN: 16 JUN 2011.
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National Railway Museum
Items contained in the National Collection at York.
Class 414 2-HAP 4308. PHOTO TAKEN: AUG 2010.
Network SouthEast Pager. PHOTO TAKEN: AUG 2010.
Network SouthEast Bench from Aspley Station. PHOTO TAKEN: OCT 2011.
Class 166 Bodyshell section. PHOTO TAKEN: DEC 2012.
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Class 414 2-HAP 4308. PHOTO TAKEN: AUG 2010.
'Know your Network' brochure. PHOTO TAKEN: AUG 2010.
Class 165 Model. PHOTO TAKEN: AUG 2010.
Network SouthEast Uniform Badge. Applied to Lineside Jackets. PHOTO TAKEN: DEC 2012.
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Newport (Essex) Station
A small double sided 'Network SouthEast' Clock still
remains on Platform 1. Although it has lost it's RED painted surround, the NSE flash still remains.
remains on Platform 1. Although it has lost it's RED painted surround, the NSE flash still remains.
NSE Clock at Newport (Essex) Station Platform 1. PHOTO TAKEN: 01 JUN 2014.
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Northolt Park Station
This Station still features a NSE sign on the Northolt Road entrance.
Northolt Park Station Sign. PHOTO TAKEN: 25 SEP 2012.
This sign was still present when captured on 'Google Streetview' in October 2022.
It was also noted that the Chiltern Railways paint is peeling, revealing the red NSE paint underneath.
It was also noted that the Chiltern Railways paint is peeling, revealing the red NSE paint underneath.
'Northolt Park Station' sign, captured on 'Google Streetview' in OCT 2022.
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Nutbourne Station
This RED booth with the NSE still present at Nutbourne was captured on 'Google Streetview' in April 2022.
Still present in 2023, its use is unknown ? Photo & information supplied by Max Presley.
Still present in 2023, its use is unknown ? Photo & information supplied by Max Presley.
'Nutbourne Station' booth, captured on 'Google Streetview' in APR 2022.
Old Street Station
Hidden away under street level, this station is still adorned with NSE signage on National Rail platforms 3 & 4.
Old Street Station Platform 3. PHOTO TAKEN: 17 JAN 2013.
Old Street Station Platform 3. PHOTO TAKEN: 17 JAN 2013.
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Old Street Station Platform 3. PHOTO TAKEN: 17 JAN 2013.
Old Street Station Platform 3. PHOTO TAKEN: 17 JAN 2013.
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Palmers Green Station
Still present at end of Platform 2 at this Station is this Network SouthEast branded sign.
6 Car stop Sign at Palmers Green Station. PHOTO TAKEN: 23 AUG 2013.
Purfleet Station
'Google Streetview' captured this NSE branded sign for this Essex Station in 2012.
'Purfleet Station' sign, captured on 'Google Streetview' in JUL 2012.
Queens Park Station Joint Network SouthEast / Underground
sign still in place. 
Queens Park Station Sign. PHOTO TAKEN: 16 JUN 2011
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Rainham Station'Google Streetview' captured this NSE branded sign for this Essex Station in 2009.
'Rainham Station' sign, captured on 'Google Streetview' in OCT 2009.
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