Train entering Teddington station
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Train entering Teddington station
Image: © Marathon Taken: 27 Oct 2010
The branch of the London & South-Western Railway from Twickenham to Kingston, on which Teddington Station stands, was opened in 1863. Whichever platform you stand on here, you can catch a train to Waterloo, either via Richmond or via Kingston. The train here has come from Waterloo and Kingston and is bound for Richmond and Waterloo.
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Image Location
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51.424162
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-0.332559