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Looking through a gap in the door of the lean-to building at the original station building at Angel tube station. A new station building was constructed around the corner when the station was rebuilt and the lifts converted to escalators.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
Looking through a gap in the door of the lean-to building at the original station building at Angel tube station. A new station building was constructed around the corner when the station was rebuilt and the lifts converted to escalators.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
Looking through a gap in the door of the lean-to building at the original station building at Angel tube station. A new station building was constructed around the corner when the station was rebuilt and the lifts converted to escalators.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
Angel tube station has the longest escalators in western Europe, this photograph was taken looking down from near the top.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
Angel tube station has the longest escalators in western Europe, this photograph was taken looking down from about a quarter of the way from the top.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
Angel tube station has the longest escalators in western Europe, this photograph was taken looking down up from near the bottom.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
The original surface building at Angel tube station. A new station building was constructed around the corner when the station was rebuilt and the lifts converted to escalators.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
The original surface building at Angel tube station. A new station building was constructed around the corner when the station was rebuilt and the lifts converted to escalators.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
The original surface building at Angel tube station. A new station building was constructed around the corner when the station was rebuilt and the lifts converted to escalators. The lean-to building hides most of the facade from this angle.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
The original surface building at Angel tube station. A new station building was constructed around the corner when the station was rebuilt and the lifts converted to escalators. The lean-to building hides most of the facade from this angle.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
A double mains socket in the riser of one of the steps on an escalator at Angel tube station on London Underground's Northern Line.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/06/2006. |
Angel station on London Underground's Northern Line has the longest escalators in western Europe - 60m (197ft) long, with 318 steps and a vertical rise of 27.4m (90ft). They are seen here looking down from near the top, it is unfortunately not possible to see the whole length from either the bottom or top steps.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/10/2005. |
Angel station on London Underground's Northern Line has the longest escalators in western Europe - 60m (197ft) long, with 318 steps and a vertical rise of 27.4m (90ft). They are seen here looking up from near the bottom, it is unfortunately not possible to see the whole length from either the bottom or top steps.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/10/2005. |
Angel station on London Underground's Northern Line has an unusually wide southbound platform. The reason for this, according to Wikipedia's article is that it was originally built with a single island platform serving both lines, however this was too narrow for the number of people using it. In 1992 a new tunnel was excavated for the northbound platform and the southbound platform was extended to occupy the space formerly occupied by the northound tracks.
Photo by Chris McKenna 24/10/2005. |