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Situated in Kingsland Green E8 2LA, this TE has the code CLKLG and serves Dalston, Kingsland, Shacklewell and Stoke Newington. It used to have CLIssold and SPArtan numbers until the late 1960s, but now has 0207-241, 249, 254 and 275 xxxx numbers, plus some Inner London numbers. This TE can be recognised by its BT warning notices and ventilation louvres on the ground floor.

This photo shows the TE in Kingsland Green E8 2LA, behind a group of plane trees which are a common sight in London's streets. To the right of the photo can be seen a jib on the roof below which there are a pair of doors where TE equipment is hoisted through them. A BT Openreach van can be seen in front of the TE, whilst a No Through Road sign is fixed on a lamp standard to the left of the photo.

A station was first opened on this site in 1850 by the North London Railway. It closed in 1865 when an extension was built to Broad Street in the City of London and a triangular junction was installed which joined the existing tracks to the east and west of the station. A new Dalston Junction station was opened at the southern tip of the junction and it replaced Kingsland station. The present Dalston Kingsland station was rebuilt and reopened on 16 May 1983 as part of the rejuvenated North London Line from Richmond to North Woolwich. It eventually replaced Dalston Junction when it closed in 1986, along with the rest of the line to Broad Street. Dalston Junction re-opened on 27 April 2010 on the London Overground East London Line extension. This is the view from the end of the platform of Dalston Kingsland station looking towards Canonbury which is the next station. The curve from Dalston Junction can be seen coming in from the left, just this side of the high wall.

Boleyn Road turns through 90 degrees at this junction.

From the junction with Boleyn Road