When the new cross rail opens in 2018 Liverpool Station will be one of the stops.
Wednesday 14 March 2012
Liverpool Station
When the new cross rail opens in 2018 Liverpool Station will be one of the stops.
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I love your stories behind the photos
I love the curve of that roof. I've been under this station many times but think I've only been above ground once (ages ago).
Which part of Derbyshire are you visiting for your course?
Wirksworth - pleasant little market town (parking is a nightmare). The countryside around it is beautiful. Newly restored steam railway down the Ecclesbourne Valley.
The Derwent Valley (and heritage sites - birthplace of the industrial revolution) is just over the hill towards Cromford. Have a great time :)
what a gorgeous station...i love the curvature!
That looks like a grand piano lid. Makes an interesting post.
very thought-provoking moment reading this post especially on the refugee Jewish Children...
Mo, this is great!
A very modern and open space inside this station!
Station is performed in a very beautiful style. Everything looks perfectly.
What a transformation from the dirty neglected, yet immensely busy station of yesteryear!
It looks so clean and organized Mo, love the sculpture to honour the Jewish children, those times would have been so hard for them.
I assume this is Liverpool Street station in London, as the text implies, and not Liverpool Lime Street station in Liverpool or is there a station just called Liverpool station in London? I am in London next week and would love to visit this station.
Love that balcony!
I got stung by a wasp while standing right near there - shocked the wits out of me!
What a bright, airy station! I love it!
It's also worth mentioning the statues to the World War 2 'Kindertransport' which rescued many Jewish children from Germany, and are dotted around the station.
It looks like you are walking underneath the top of one of Liberace's grand pianos.
I like this light architecture - look mor like an art gallery than a railway station :)
Just amazing
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