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Stations named after commercial entities
On Jul 23, 3:52*pm, "Basil Jet"
wrote: wrote: Roland Perry wrote: I see that the DLR has "Custom House for ExCel", the latter being somewhere that might not survive in its current form during an extended recession. Why would that be a problem any more than the fact that there hasn't been a working Customs House there for ages either? And I don't think another famous DLR station is anywhere near a working Wharf for ships from the Canary Islands... *Although the same could be said for Olympia. And don't forget Centrale in Croydon. Several stations are named after pubs: IIRC the Angel pub at Angel is not the original, which is gone.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Would that be the Blue Angel by any chance between the old tube station and the RBS offices? |
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