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To the west of Amersham Station, beyond the stabling
sidings is a public foot crossing of the railway line.

Although the
tracks are not electrified at this point, they are still owned by London
Transport (or what ever the name of the current name of the organisation is
these days!)

There are newer signs on the gates to the crossing, but this
older sine shows a London Transport roundel>

The above view is from the crossing
towards Amersham station.

View from the crossing towards Missenden and
Aylesbury

A Chiltern service for Aylesbury passes the crossing. Trains
have to whistle" on approaching the crossing

An Marylebone to Aylesbury service
passes the foot crossing towards mantles Wood junction, the end on junction of
London underground and Network Rail track. Is this crossing the only public
crossing of London Underground track?
The history of the footpath is not
known, but one would assume it is an old right of way perhaps linking Chesham
to Amersham. before the Metropolitan railway arrived in Amersham, the land
around Amersham station was common land, with many old footpaths crossing it.
many of these footpaths survive between the houses which have been built since.
The path that crosses the line leads on down to Amersham Old Town, which would
have been the only part of Amersham with significant population when the line
was built, however, the path leads the western most end of Amersham, not the
centre of the town.
For views of the crossing from the early 1980s, see here
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