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Kings Cross Station, Camden, London, 1970
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Kings Cross Station, Camden, London, 1970
Kings Cross Station, Camden, London, 1970. The arched train shed looking south along platform 8 from the central footbridge. A train waits on the left, with empty tracks on the right. People come and go with luggage
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Media ID 15181992
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1970s Camden Council Dais Greater London Council Kings Cross Kings Cross Station London County Council Passenger Passengers Platform Railway Station Railway Track Seventies Station Train Train Station Train Track Archway
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Capturing the Essence of 1970s London - Kings Cross Station, Camden
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. This print takes us back to the bustling atmosphere of Kings Cross Station in Camden, London during the year 1970. The image beautifully showcases the iconic arched train shed as we gaze south along platform 8 from the central footbridge. On one side, a train patiently awaits its departure, while on the other side, empty tracks hint at future journeys yet to be taken. The station is alive with movement as people come and go, their luggage in tow. Each individual adds a touch of character to this snapshot of history. This architectural masterpiece stands tall amidst a rapidly changing cityscape. Kings Cross Station has long been an integral part of London's transportation network; it served as a vital hub for passengers traveling across England and beyond. Built during the early 19th century by both the London County Council (LCC) and Greater London Council (GLC), it remains an enduring symbol of British railway heritage. As we delve into this monochrome scene frozen in time, we are transported to an era defined by its unique fashion sense and vibrant spirit. This photograph serves as a testament to both human connection and progress—a reminder that even amid constant change, some landmarks stand strong throughout centuries. With every glance at this remarkable piece captured by an unknown artist or photographer from Guildhall Library and Art Gallery's collection, we are reminded not only of our shared past but also how far we
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