was little need for the completion of the track modernisation works and the re-opening of the line for passenger services. The second track laid before the war was dismantled and removed without having been used. The goods services continued at Mill Hill (The Hale) until 29 February 1964, when it was completely closed. Until 1969, it was possible to buy an Underground ticket to "Mill Hill The Hale" even though no such station had existed for years. This enabled passengers to keep their tickets upon alighting at Mill Hill East and to travel onwards by 240A bus anywhere between Mill Hill and Edgware. Today, the track has been removed and the platforms and station buildings have been demolished. The site of Mill Hill (The Hale) station was covered by material excavated for the construction of slip roads to the nearby section of the M1 motorway. In 2007, work began to build flats on the site of the former station, but the bridge over the former tracks remains. Notes and references Notes References Bibliography Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1906 Railway stations in Great Britain closed in 1939 Former Great Northern Railway stations Proposed London Underground stations Unopened Northern Heights extension stations Disused railway stations in the London Borough of Barnet Mill Hill