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Station Road, LEATHERHEAD, KT22 7FG

Office block in Mole Business Park. Originally built in the 1990s, it underwent a "back to frame" refurbishment in around 2006.

Part of the Leatherhead gyratory system. The wall on the left was originally the retaining wall below the former London and South Western Railway station. This closed in 1927 following the grouping in 1923 which resulted in both that railway and the London Brighton and South Coast Railway both becoming part of the Southern Railway, with the former LB&SCR's station being retained. The L&SWR site continued to be used for many years for carriage sidings, eventually removed in around the 1960s.

Railway bridges over Station Road, by the exit from Mole Business Park, south of Leatherhead Station. Just visible in the background is that carrying the line to Dorking, and in front of it is that carrying the line to Effingham Junction and Guildford. The latter route dates from 1927 when following the grouping in 1923 the former L&SWR station was closed with all trains using the former LB&SCR station instead. This required a new spur to be built for the Guildford line including the bridge; the wall on the right in this photo is part of the abutment for the bridge on the original route.

Unit on Old Station Approach built on the site of the former London and South Western Railway station which closed in 1927 when services were diverted into the current Leatherhead Station, previously used only by London Brighton and South Coast Railway trains. In the background is Leatherhead House.

Road through Mole Business Park, also giving access to Leatherhead Industrial Estate.

Opened in 1867 by the London & South Western Railway as the terminus of a short branch from Effingham Junction, this station closed in 1927 when services were diverted into the current station (just out-of-sight, to the left of the camera position), by the Southern Railway. View south. The site is now hidden by a row of trees.

Offices in Mole Business Park, built on the site of the factory of Ronson, manufacturer of cigarette lighters, which was situated here from 1953 to 1981.

Commercial premises by the entrance to (but strictly speaking outside) Mole Business Park, off Station Road.

A train to Dorking can be seen in the distance. On the right is the line to Guildford

Unit in Mole Business Park, built on the site of the factory of Ronson, manufacturer of cigarette lighters, which was situated here from 1953 to 1981. This units houses the offices of Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.