List of closed London Underground stations

These stations of the London Underground and its predecessor companies (such as the Metropolitan Railway, the City and South London Railway and Underground Electric Railways of London) are now closed and, for the most part, abandoned.

• Aldwych tube station
• Blake Hall tube station[?]
• British Museum tube station[?]
• Brompton Road tube station[?]
• City Road tube station[?]
• Down Street tube station[?]
• Hounslow Town tube station[?]
• King William Street tube station[?]
• Lord's tube station[?]
• Mark Lane tube station[?]
• Marlborough Road tube station[?]
• North End tube station[?] (aka Bull & Bush; never opened)
• North Weald tube station[?]
• Ongar tube station[?]
• St Mary's (Whitechapel Road) tube station[?]
• South Acton tube station[?]
• South Kentish Town tube station[?]
• Swiss Cottage (Metropolitan Line) tube station[?]
• Tower of London tube station[?]
• Wood Lane (Central Line) tube station[?]
• Wood Lane (Metropolitan Line) tube station[?] (aka White City; on what is now the Hammersmith & City Line)
• Uxbridge Road tube station[?]
• York Road tube station[?]

As are these stations, all of which were at the far end of the Metropolitan Line, and stretch the definition of "tube station" a little:

• Waddesdon tube station[?]
• Quainton Road tube station[?]
• Granborough Road tube station[?]
• Winslow Road tube station[?]
• Verney Junction tube station[?]
• Waddesdon Road tube station[?]
• Wescott tube station[?]
• Wotton tube station[?]
• Church Siding tube station[?]
• Wood Siding tube station[?]
• Brill tube station[?]

These deep-level stations have closed platforms:

• Charing Cross tube station (for the Jubilee Line)
• Holborn tube station (for the Aldwych branch of the Piccadilly Line)

These stations once served by the Metropolitan Line, District Line or Northern City Line (Great Northern & City Railway) remain open as mainline stations:

• Great Missenden tube station[?]
• Wendover tube station[?]
• Stoke Mandeville tube station[?]
• Aylesbury station[?]
• West Ealing station[?]
• Hanwell station[?]
• Southall station[?]
• Hayes & Harlington station[?]
• West Drayton station[?]
• Langley station[?]
• Slough station[?]
• Windsor & Eton Central station[?]
• Essex Road station[?]
• Drayton Park station[?]

References

J. E. Connor, London's Disused Underground Stations, Capital Transport, 2001 (2nd edition)

External Links

• http://www.starfury.demon.co.uk/uground/
• http://www.abandonedstations.co.uk/
• http://www.davros.org/rail/culg/