 This new, triangular junction not only created a connection between the former W&RR lines and the LNWR's ""New Line"", but also enabled passenger services to run directly from Croxley Green to for the first time.The semi-rural location of the Croxley Green terminus gave added credence to the LNWR's slogan ""Live in the Country"".In March 1913, Croxley Green station was burned down; it was suspected that the fire had been started deliberately by suffragettes.