Dartford Railway Station is a major Train Sim World commuter hub in Kent, Southeastern High Speed Extended, and is also the birthplace of The Rolling Stones.
Significance to music fans
- Dartford Railway Station is considered the birthplace of The Rolling Stones.
- In 1961, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards met on platform two of the station and formed a musical friendship.
- A blue plaque was unveiled at the station to mark the meeting.
Significance to commuters
- Dartford Railway Station is a major Train Sim World 3 commuter belt station for travelers to London.
- The station has a 24-hour car parking facility.
Significance to history
- Dartford has a long history of religious, industrial, and cultural importance.
- It was a marketing center in ancient times.
- Because of its location on the main route between London and Europe, Dartford has been associated with many events in British history.
Location
- Dartford is a town and borough in the historic county of Kent, southeastern England.
- It lies along the south bank of the River Thames.
Dartford Station Location
England
