24(a). NSE Edward Pond Murals

17th November 2005

A pleasant feature of Network South East was the use of Edward Pond murals depicting local scenes on new and refurbished rolling stock. Much has now gone, but I recorded a complete set of Class 165/0 murals beore they were painted over plus a few other odds and ends.

Plan showing the positioning of murals in class 165/0 units. Red text indicates the first class version of murals, blue the standard class version.	Blenheim Palace. 165038.	Broughton Castle. 165033.	Chenies House. 165039.
Chequers (first class version). 165007.	Chequers (standard class version). 165027.	Claydon House (first class version). 165007.	Claydon House (standard class version). 165024.
Eton. 165039.	Halton House. 165007.	Hughenden Manor (standard class version). 165027.	Hughenden Manor (first class version). 165033.
Milton Manor (first class version). 165007.	Milton Manor (standard class version). 165027.	Nether Winchendon House. 165039.	Waddesdon Manor. 165007.
Winslow Hall. 165007.	Wootton House (first class version). 165033.	Wootton House (standard class version). 165007.	Windsor Castle (165121).
Bisham Abbey (165133).	Maple Durham (165133).	319361.	Grove Lock. (321418).
Soulbury Three Locks. (321418).	Beach scene in a first class compartment of Class 421 unit 1304.	The Horniman Museum, Forest Hill. (456011).	Imperial War Museum. (456011).
Lambeth Palace. (456021).	Waterman's Almshouses, Penge. (456021).	Severndroog Castle. (465159).	Cooling Castle. (465159).




	Edward Pond artwork was not restricted to trains. This mural was in the waiting room at Oxted.