Stonebridge Park is a stop on the London Underground Bakerloo Line between
Wembley Central and
Harlesden. The station is also a top on the
Watford DC Line of London Overground. The station is in North West London just off the North Circular Road.
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| Bakerloo Line 72ts 3448 stands at Stonebridge Park |
| Information |
| Type: |
Transport for London (Bakerloo Line & London Overground) |
| Station code: |
SBP |
| Opened: |
1912 |
| Platforms: |
2 |
The station was opened by the London & North Western Railway in 1912, with Bakerloo Line trains stopping at the station from 1917. Adjacent to the station is one of the Bakerloo Line's depots. Parts of the station were rebuilt after the Second World War as the original were damaged during the Blitz. The Southbound platform building was rebuilt again in 1948 following a fire [1] to a design by John Weeks [2]. These platform buildings were replaced in 1998 by the current platform buildings, the original station building survives at street level [3].
Stonebridge Park was the Northern terminus of the Bakerloo Line during the 1980s before services were restored through to
Harrow & Wealdstone. However some Bakerloo Line still terminate at the station.
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| Two Bakerloo Line trains cross |
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| London Overground 378 206 arrives at the station with a Southbound service |
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| View down the platform with a Bakerloo Line train in |
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| Looking towards Central London |
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| Platform buildings |
[1] Keith Scholey, Euston to Harrow & Wealdstone (Middleton Press, 2002) Fig. 92
[2] David Lawrence, British Rail Architecture 1948-97 (Crecy Publishing, 2018) p. 42
[3] Jason Cross, London Underground Guide 2017 (Train Crazy, 2017) p.158
