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This week, I used Fulham Broadway station for the first time in a
while, and I was reminded that the exits for the platforms are halfway along, forcing you to walk through the new shopping centre they've built next door. In the original station, the building was on the other side of the train shed. The listed building is still there, and now acts as an eating/drinking court. Quite a few original features remain, such as the old booking office windows, which now serve rather expensive drinks (expect to pay over £6 a pint, around three times the price in the Wetherspoons in the new shopping centre). https://www.flickr.com/photos/recliner/albums/72157676441818868 But I've not worked out where the original platform exits were. Were they, as I assume, nearer the road, so it was a shorter walk to exit the station, with no requirement to walk past a load of shops? |
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