I'm not sure if that'll have one or not. I think I remember seeing one in one of the books at my school library. I will see, and if there is, I will borrow and scan the appropriate page, to save you from having to pay for a full book.
Ah, well it definitely doesn't have shed dimensions XD but it has a detailed track plan with all roads, and general positions of structures such as sheds and the turntable.
I have a copy of Great Northern Railway Engine Sheds, Volume 1, Southern Area by Griffiths and Hooper (Booklaw Publications) that does have a plan dated 1935.
x568wcn wrote:ok, should be a scale there where I can work it from..btw, can any one place me top shed on the map, where is it in relation to the station.
It's ok now, just found a copy on amazon for 4.99!
AIUI the shed was at right-angles to the Station and backed onto the St. Pancras line.
Click on 'maps' from the top line choices, and then type
530200 183800 into the co-ordinates boxes and press 'go'
Underneath the main map will be a choice of others of different years. Choose one from the 1930s and zoom in to marvel at the complexity of sidings and yards in the area.
