FENCHURCH STREET |
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Visitor Information |
Fenchurch Place, London, EC3M
National Rail Enquiries
c2c
British Transport Police
Fenchurch
Street was built in 1854 for London and Blackwall Railway and was the
first station to be built in the City. The present building is the
second, replacing the smaller original terminus which stood in the
Minories. It was built to accommodate the trains of the London Tilbury
and Southend Railway, as well as those of the London and Blackwall
Railway. Today c2c operate trains from Shoeburyness and travel through
the towns of Southend, Basildon, Upminster and Barking and into London
Fenchurch Street.
Departures |
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