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Default Two Heads Are Better Than One: Where Did Graham Bond Die?
It is a long shot, but it just might work....
The musician Graham Bond died on the tracks at Finsbury Park Station
on the 8th May 1974 at the age of 36.
I was wondering - which platform did he fall from?
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On Dec 20, 6:35*pm, contrex wrote:
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Thank you!
I'm not morbid... just curious. I thought it would be the Overground.
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There wasn't any "Overground" in 1974.
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On 2011\12\21 16:08, contrex wrote:
There wasn't any "Overground" in 1974.

And yet the station now known as Alexandra Palace was colloquially known
as "`wood Green Overground" at that time.
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On Wednesday, 21 December 2011 16:37:17 UTC, Basil Jet wrote:
On 2011\12\21 16:08, contrex wrote:
There wasn't any "Overground" in 1974.

And yet the station now known as Alexandra Palace was colloquially known
as "`wood Green Overground" at that time.

Raised as I was in Herne Hill, I have long since ceased to be surprised at how stupid North Londoners can be.


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