MIDLAND AND SOUTHWESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY, a railway in Middlesex; from the North and South Western Junction at Acton, 4 miles northnorth-eastward, to the London Extension of the Midland at Hendon. It was authorized in 1864, on a capital of £90,000 in shares, and £30,000 in loans; and was to be worked by the Midland, which might subscribe £30,000, and intended to guarantee 5 &hf per cent. on the outlay.

(John Marius Wilson, Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72))