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Victorian Tiling at Embankment
On 16 Feb, 12:30, lonelytraveller
wrote: But the Victorians didn't have escalators, so why would there have been a passageway in that particular location? Its parallel and next to the passage between the bakerloo line and the northbound northern line platforms, so it doesn't seem to be purposeful. Don't forget that most deep stations had lifts in the beginning. Staircases were converted to escalator machine chambers also. |
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