London Borough of Harrow, United Kingdom

Rayners Lane tube station

London Borough of Harrow, United Kingdom

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The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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Rayners Lane is a Grade II listed London Underground station in north-west London, situated within the 1930s Harrow Garden Village development. Designed by Charles Holden and Reginald Uren, the station serves both the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines' Uxbridge branches, positioned at the junction where their tracks converge westbound toward Uxbridge and diverge eastbound toward central London. Its modern architectural style reflects the early twentieth-century approach to Underground station design, and its surface location distinguishes it from the deep-level stations of inner London.