Charles Holden Brown Plaque

Station Approach, Wembley, HA0 2LA

Sudbury Town Station Listed Building Of National Significance Architect: Adams, Holden & Pearson Partners, 1932 The Original Station Opened On 28 June 1903 On The Metropolitan District Railway Extension From Ealing Common To South Harrow. It Was Rebuilt In Preparation Of The Transfer Of Services To The Piccadilly Line On 4 July 1932. Sudbury Town Seen As One Of The Seminal Works Of The Architect Charles Holden And As Such It Set Many Of The Elements For The Other Underground Stations He W

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Charles Holden brown plaque - Sudbury Town station Listed building of National Significance Architect: Adams, Holden & Pearson Partners, 1932 The original station opened on 28 June 1903 on the Metropolitan District Railway extension from Ealing Common to South Harrow. It was rebuilt in preparation of the transfer of services to the Piccadilly line on 4 July 1932. Sudbury Town seen as one of the seminal works of the architect Charles Holden and as such it set many of the elements for the other Underground stations he w

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