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Or perhaps I should say 'what was the motivation for building it'?
I only ask because London Bridge is a mere ten minute stroll from Cannon Street. Presumably Cannon Street trains have always passed through London Bridge (apart from those heading towards Charing Cross). So why go to the expense of building viaducts from the Borough Market junction, bridging the river, and building a terminus station at Cannon Street when it's virtually within spitting distance of a much more significant station at London Bridge? Was it perhaps intended to extend the line further north at some point? |
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