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Liverpool Street station, East, August 1911
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Liverpool Street station, East, August 1911
Liverpool Street station, East, 8 August 1911. Platforms 13 and 14 are ahead with engines in release spurs. In view of the stations complex layout the ground signals have explicit instructions as to their purpose. The train of 6 wheeled carriages stands at No 16. At right horse boxes stand at platform 12
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This print from August 1911 takes us back in time to Liverpool Street station, East. The image captures the bustling atmosphere of this iconic railway hub, showcasing platforms 13 and 14 ahead with engines patiently waiting in release spurs. The complexity of the station's layout is evident as we observe the ground signals strategically placed throughout, each bearing explicit instructions for their purpose. In the foreground, a train composed of elegant 6-wheeled carriages stands proudly at platform No. 16. These vintage carriages exude a sense of nostalgia, reminding us of a bygone era when rail travel was both luxurious and adventurous. To the right side of the frame, horse boxes can be seen neatly arranged on platform 12. This detail offers a glimpse into an earlier mode of transportation that coexisted alongside trains during this period. The print not only showcases an architectural marvel but also provides insight into railway history and transport evolution. It serves as a testament to how Liverpool Street station played a vital role in facilitating travel and connecting people across distances. Preserved by the National Railway Museum, this remarkable snapshot allows us to appreciate the rich heritage associated with railways while reflecting on our own modern-day experiences within these magnificent structures that have stood witness to countless journeys over time.
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