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    Hidden heritage that saved the day!

    Oct 22, 2019 3 minutes
    LONDON TRANSPORT MUSEUM
    TFL
    Down Street station
    ROBIN JONES
    ROBIN JONES

    King’s Cross, St Pancras International, Waterloo or Marylebone it isn’t.

    In fact, if you passed by today, you would not give it a second glance.

    Yet an obscure tube station that lost its passenger services on May 21, 1932 because travellers found Green Park or Hyde Park Corner stations more convenient, possibly had more of an impact on the course of world history than all the other London termini rolled

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