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Many many years ago as a child I remember travelling on the london
underground and we reached this terminus station and was wondering if anyone knew which station it was. From what I can remember it was an island platform and at the end of the platform was some stairs heading down but you could also see outside from the top of the stairs. Any ideas where this may be? Thanks |
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Marty wrote:
wrote: Many many years ago as a child I remember travelling on the london underground and we reached this terminus station and was wondering if anyone knew which station it was. From what I can remember it was an island platform and at the end of the platform was some stairs heading down but you could also see outside from the top of the stairs. Any ideas where this may be? Thanks Greenford? Oops sorry not a terminus - ignore previous post - was thinking of the shuttle from GW main line. |
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![]() "Marty" wrote in message ... Marty wrote: wrote: Many many years ago as a child I remember travelling on the london underground and we reached this terminus station and was wondering if anyone knew which station it was. From what I can remember it was an island platform and at the end of the platform was some stairs heading down but you could also see outside from the top of the stairs. Any ideas where this may be? Thanks Greenford? Oops sorry not a terminus - ignore previous post - was thinking of the shuttle from GW main line. Greenford was the terminus for the Central Line when it was first extended from North Acton. That was "many, many years ago". |
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Just to add the actual station was covered but the outside could be
seen at the end of the platform when standing at the top of the stairs (with the stairs being outside) It was probably about 10 years ago |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... Many many years ago as a child I remember travelling on the london underground and we reached this terminus station and was wondering if anyone knew which station it was. From what I can remember it was an island platform and at the end of the platform was some stairs heading down but you could also see outside from the top of the stairs. Any ideas where this may be? Thanks Aldgate? |
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Robin Mayes wrote:
wrote in message oups.com... Many many years ago as a child I remember travelling on the london underground and we reached this terminus station and was wondering if anyone knew which station it was. From what I can remember it was an island platform and at the end of the platform was some stairs heading down but you could also see outside from the top of the stairs. Any ideas where this may be? Thanks Aldgate? Could it be a DLR station? |
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gw2486 wrote:
Robin Mayes wrote: wrote in message oups.com... Many many years ago as a child I remember travelling on the london underground and we reached this terminus station and was wondering if anyone knew which station it was. From what I can remember it was an island platform and at the end of the platform was some stairs heading down but you could also see outside from the top of the stairs. Any ideas where this may be? Thanks Aldgate? Could it be a DLR station? Sounds like it's almost certainly Tower Gateway. Picture at platform level at http://www.tfl.gov.uk/dlr/stations/tower_gateway.shtml and at street level at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Docklands_Light_Railway |
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Alistair Bell writes Sounds like it's almost certainly Tower Gateway. If it was the DLR (despite the OP's use of "underground") then the original DLR terminus at Island Gardens could be another contender, since ten years ago it was an elevated terminus, with stairs to street level and had an island platform. -- Paul Terry |
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Robin Mayes wrote:
wrote in message oups.com... Many many years ago as a child I remember travelling on the london underground and we reached this terminus station and was wondering if anyone knew which station it was. From what I can remember it was an island platform and at the end of the platform was some stairs heading down but you could also see outside from the top of the stairs. Any ideas where this may be? Thanks Aldgate? But the stairs go up from the platform. The OP said "it was an island platform and at the end of the platform was some stairs heading down", which suggests that the stairs go down from the platform. Could dmacw please clarify that this was what he meant? -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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