Beckenham Junction Footbridge Refurbishment Project.
We are immensely proud to have delivered the prestigious footbridge refurbishment project at Beckenham Junction.
The station was opened by the Mid-Kent Railway (MKR) on 1 January 1857 as the terminus of the line from Lewisham. It became a junction on 3 May 1858 when the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway Farnborough Extension line from Crystal Palace to Shortlands was opened.
On 1 July 1863 the London Chatham & Dover Railway Metropolitan Extension from Beckenham to Victoria/Blackfriars completed the lines serving the station. In 1863 the MKR was taken over by the South Eastern Railway (SER) and thereafter the station was operated jointly by the LCDR and SER.
Despite a partial rebuilding in 1890 the original MKR building is still in use as the main station offices and booking hall.
#refurbishment #expertise #gettingthingsdone #quality
Completed Works
Beckenham Junction Footbridge Refurbishment Project.
We are immensely proud to have delivered the prestigious footbridge refurbishment project at Beckenham Junction.
The station was opened by the Mid-Kent Railway (MKR) on 1 January 1857 as the terminus of the line from Lewisham. It became a junction on 3 May 1858 when the West End of London and Crystal Palace Railway Farnborough Extension line from Crystal Palace to Shortlands was opened.
On 1 July 1863 the London Chatham & Dover Railway Metropolitan Extension from Beckenham to Victoria/Blackfriars completed the lines serving the station. In 1863 the MKR was taken over by the South Eastern Railway (SER) and thereafter the station was operated jointly by the LCDR and SER.
Despite a partial rebuilding in 1890 the original MKR building is still in use as the main station offices and booking hall.
#refurbishment #expertise #gettingthingsdone #quality
