This was the original entrance to a local train station and is now a rest room for the train drivers. The station entrance had moved to a new location. Question is… Is it worth nominating this as the original entrance or not worth the effort? I may be able to dig up the description from the research, but want to see the consensus.
Without knowing the background/history then don’t know. Looks good enough to be something worth nominating. I would do the research on the building etc etc…
As the original entrance I would hazard you would need some good evidence as in of itself I cannnot tell what makes it worthy…
Where is it? Maybe we can help… I did say maybe 
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As someone who likes everything railway……it sounds as though it has potential.
Go get digging for the background information……where was the actual entrance?
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I’ll have to find the information again regarding the original entrance. I had it yesterday, but can’t remember the search pattern I used to come across it.
The location of the original station entrance is on South Hill Avenue in South Harrow (Google Maps), which is near where the sidling is located.
The one source I have found (South Harrow tube station | UK Transport Wiki | Fandom) which mentions it, but am going to try and dig more into it and see if I can find something more conclusive. The entrance (or at least the original entrance) dates back to the early 1900’s.
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