London Whitehall Place

Whitehall or Whitehall Place, formally known as London Whitehall Place is a central London railway terminus which is located on Whitehall Place in Westminster, London. This station belongs to the North Central Railway and it's predecessor, the London, South Hampstead and Shanebury Railway. This station served the Metropolitan Underground Railway as well starting from 1868. Today, Whitehall Place is served by North Central Trains, which is basically the NCR but a brand of FirstGroup. These are one of the stations managed by Network Rail directly. This can be classified as the terminus for the West Park Line, although it stops at the Golden Jubilee Bridges.

History
This station was opened under the North West London Railway in 1845. At first, it had 4 tracks due to funding. In 1850, the railway station expanded over to 8 tracks. In 1855, the London, South Hampstead and Shanebury was fully established and the station went over to them. It expanded to 10-15 tracks. A branch line called the London and Knightsbridge Branch Line started running branch line trains into the station.