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June 29th 10, 06:02 PM
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Disused railway tunnel under Regent Quarter, King's Cross
On the west side of Bravington Walk shown in purple on the map below,
one can look down a hole roughly the area of a car, into what appears to be a disused railway tunnel. My guess is that this is the York Road Curve between King's Cross York Road Station and the Metropolitan Widened Lines to Farringdon - is this correct? Has this disused railway always been visible here, or has it only been revealed recently during redevelopment? I thought I had read about his tunnel being used for gas pipes or other utilities, but I didn't see any pipes in it. http://www.regentquarter.com/offices_masterplan.html Thanks, Dominic |
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