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March 31st 09, 11:48 AM
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Broad Street station
Nick Catford seems to have added a shed load more photos of broad street
as was. Quite interesting not just for the railway itself but because you can see the slow change in the City as the towers go up during the 70s. If Broad street was still open today would it be a useful way of relieving passenger and train congestion on other lines and termini? I assume when it was demonlished it wasn't serving much useful purpose but then back then the city had less people working in it. Would they be able to get away with demolishing it today? B2003 |
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