Gallery
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Ex-GWR "Hall" Class 4-6-0 No. 4919 Donnington Hall passes West Ealing, 8 June 1962, with a down parcels train. A milk train can be seen docked in the London Co-operative Societies platform
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The entrance in 1978 before rebuilding
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Platforms looking east, no platforms on fast tracks visible on the right
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Platforms looking west
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Signage on platform, possibly reflecting local sponsorship
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First Great Western Class 165 DMU 165124 calls at the station with a Paddington service
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The platforms in 2008, looking west towards Southall
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Looking west from footbridge in May 2012 - former milk bay platform can be seen to the right of up platform (beyond the shelter)
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