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Burnt Oak Station
Hob Uid: 509204
Location : Greater London Authority Barnet Non Civil Parish
Grid Ref : TQ2031090750
Summary : Burnt Oak underground station opened on 27th October 1924 as an intermediate station on the Hampstead Railway's extension from Golders Green to Edgware. Built to serve the London County Council's new Watling Estate, a temporary wooden building was provided initially. This was superseded by a brick structure opened in August 1928 to the designs of Stanley Heaps and his assistant Thomas Bilbow. The extension was planned by Frank Pick.
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Monument Period Name : 20th Century
Display Date : Opened 1924
Monument End Date : 1924
Monument Start Date : 1924
Monument Type : Underground Railway Station
Evidence : Destroyed Monument, Documentary Evidence

Monument Period Name : 20th Century
Display Date : Rebuilt 1928
Monument End Date : 1928
Monument Start Date : 1928
Monument Type : Underground Railway Station
Evidence : Extant Building

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External Cross Reference Number : 22105
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External Cross Reference Number : TQ 29 SW 30
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