Constituents of the South Eastern Railway
1836-1923
| The South Eastern Railway was jointly
managed with the London Chatham and Dover Railway from 1899 until grouping
under the South Eastern & Chatham Railway Companies Joint Managing
Committee and marketed as the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SECR). It was
incorporated originally as the London, Deptford & Dover Railway and also
popularly known for a while as the London & Dover Railway.
Canterbury & Whitstable Railway 1825-1853 London, Deptford & Dover Railway 1836-1846 Gravesend & Rochester Railway 1845-1846 Reading, Guildford & Reigate Railway 1846-1852 Caterham Railway 1854-1859 Charing Cross Railway 1859-1864 Rye & Dungeness Railway 1873-1875 Dover & Deal Joint Railway 1874-1899 Bromley Direct Railway 1874-1879 Westerham Valley Railway 1876-1881 Cranbrook & Paddock Wood Railway 1877-1900 Hundred of Hoo Railway 1879-1881 West Wickham & Hayes Railway 1880-1881 Elham Valley Railway 1881-1884 Lydd Railway 1881-1895 Bexleyheath Railway 1883-1900 Chipstead Valley Railway 1893-1899 Crowhurst, Sidley & Bexhill Railway 1897-1907 |
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