Loughton tube station and John Murray Easton brown plaque

London, England, United Kingdom

Loughton Station Listed as a building of National Significance Architect: John Murray Easton 1940 This is the third Loughton station to have existed since the town was first served by the railway in 1865. The current building was built on behalf of London Transport by the London & North Eastern Rail

way. It replaced the 1865 Great Eastern railway station that was situated a little to the south which had been built as part of the extension to Epping and Ongar. The original 1856 station had been lo

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