[ Great Western Railway, London. ] Original coloured map from the Engineer's Office of 'G. W. R. | PANGBOURNE STATION | SCALE 40 FEET TO AN INCH', with a few brief annotations in pencil.

Drawn map in black ink, coloured in blue and pink. Titled: 'G. W. R. | PANGBOURNE STATION | SCALE 40 FEET TO AN INCH'. 46 x 111 cm. Oval ink stamp in top right-hand corner of the Great Eastern Railway, Engineer's Office, Paddington, numbered 6241. Aged and grubby, with wear to extremities. In ink on reverse: '11 PANGBOURNE STATION'. 66 x 93 cm. Plan of station on line from Wycombe to London. Aged and grubby, with wear to extremities. 6cm closed tear at one side. Annotated in light pencil. Annotations include: 'Newton | Mr. Andrews - Lower Rowden Farm | <?> a Right of Way over Path to Platform has been received for 25 years <?>'. The portion of line including the station, between Reading and Steventon, was opened on 1 June 1840, with Pangbourne the first station out of Reading. It is unclear whether the present map relates to the building of the station, or to subsequent alterations.