An engine shed, turntable and locomotive coaling and servicing facilities were installed by the South Eastern Railway in 1855 in the area between the Brighton and Tonbridge lines.
These facilities were rebuilt by the Southern Railway in 1924 and lasted until the end of steam in the area in 1965.
The site of the depot remained in use as a stabling point for many years after this.
Further sidings to the west and south-west of platform 1 were removed during the construction of platform 0 in 2016–17.
An engine shed, turntable and locomotive coaling and servicing facilities were installed by the South Eastern Railway in 1855 in the area between the Brighton and Tonbridge lines. These facilities were rebuilt by the Southern Railway in 1924 and lasted until the end of steam in the area in 1965. The site of the depot remained in use as a stabling point for many years after this. Further sidings to the west and south-west of platform 1 were removed during the construction of platform 0 in 2016–17.
Redhill railway station