The Story of London's Liverpool Street Station
The complete history of London Liverpool Street station, from the medieval asylum that gave us the word "Bedlam" to its modern status as Britain's busiest railway terminus. Beneath the concourse lie the remains of over three thousand bodies, and within these walls unfolded some of the most significant episodes in London's modern history, including a devastating wartime air raid, the rescue of ten thousand children from Nazi Europe, and a conservation battle that saved one of the city's greatest Victorian structures from demolition. #london #londonhistory
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