English: The former Staines West railway station, Middlesex (now Surrey), seen from the north. The station had one platform, which was on the left and had a canopy that ran part of the length of the high wall. There was a second track parallel to the platform that was not used for trains in passenger service. The buffer stop on the left is not in its original position. Some rails are embedded in the car park surface, but not in their original positions.
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== {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |description={{en|1=This is the rear of {{w|Staines West railway station}}. Nick Catford's great website has an image of the station in 1968, three years after closure here Link Evidently the railway was double-tracked
