Charles Holden And Edward Johnston Brown Plaque

55 Broadway, London, SW1H 0BH

Railway Heritage Feature Directional Sign From Blackfriars Tube Station, (c1930) This Vitreous Enamel Sign Was Situated Inside The Entrance To The Original Blackfriars Station And Was Salvaged During The Building Work In C1975. The Station Was Heavily Redeveloped During That Period, Resulting In The Demolition Of The Original C1870 Highly Ornate Facade. The Sign Is Typical Of Those Designed For Use On The Underground During The Late 1920s And Early 1930s When Much Thought Was Given To The

Charles Holden And Edward Johnston Brown Plaque Photo

Charles Holden and Edward Johnston brown plaque - Railway Heritage Feature Directional sign from Blackfriars tube station, (c1930) This vitreous enamel sign was situated inside the entrance to the original Blackfriars station and was salvaged during the building work in c1975. The station was heavily redeveloped during that period, resulting in the demolition of the original c1870 highly ornate facade. The sign is typical of those designed for use on the Underground during the late 1920s and early 1930s when much thought was given to the

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