I'm really liking the look of this, especially with the wooden station buildings. I don't know whether this might be helpful, or you might have already seen it, but Shoreditch on the NLR route to Broad Street had a similar arrangement, albeit not using the standard LNWR panel buildings.
The big difference, which might make you see your platform buildings differently, is that the stairs came up in one half of one of the buildings, not through a separate subway entrance. If you have a look at the link below, you should see what I mean. the stairway building was the only one which survived into the late 60s, and was therefore rather well photographed!
Lugsdale Road - LNWR Wooden Sheds
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Hi Paul,
I'm really liking the look of this, especially with the wooden station buildings. I don't know whether this might be helpful, or you might have already seen it, but Shoreditch on the NLR route to Broad Street had a similar arrangement, albeit not using the standard LNWR panel buildings.
The big difference, which might make you see your platform buildings differently, is that the stairs came up in one half of one of the buildings, not through a separate subway entrance. If you have a look at the link below, you should see what I mean. the stairway building was the only one which survived into the late 60s, and was therefore rather well photographed!
http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/s/shoreditch/
Cheers
Charlie