Alteham Buried Treasure Great Court King John's Walk The Tarn Dhillons M.P.S. Water Trough Eltham Churchyard Two Into One With a Smile St. Barnabas Seven Years Old Ernest Vengance Weapon No. 1 Ridgebrook Terrace Ancient History My My Greenwich Park Row Cutty Sark ThamesBarrier |
WoolwichTattoo Woolwich Ferry School Days Henwick Road School St. George's Field End Of The Line Seventy Two Westmount Lights Cats and Dogs Anyone for Tennis Nigel Knows After School The Pleasaunce Well Hall Parade Stationmasters House Foxhole Cottage Penny Royal Counting House Eltham Baths Courd Yard Elizabeth Eltham Society |
For years the train Came from London Town Stopping every mile or so, On up line and on down. The clattering coaches Crossing noisily the points, Then gathering speed, Sing steady over joints. Semaphore of red and yellow, As fingers pointing wide, Soon gave way to shining light That gantry cannot hide. As travellers grew in number Two decks were much too slow, So longer stretched the carriages And platforms had to grow. Now the space between each stop Gives no time to load, And ticket office has to move Half mile along the road. Well Hall Eltham, and Eltham Park, Are names in history placed. Keep these titles, magnificent, Not halls of fame disgraced. ELTHAM STATION |