'Old Euston': outward on Departure side
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'Old Euston': outward on Departure side
Image: © Ben Brooksbank Taken: 6 Apr 1962
At the end of Platform 13, Stanier 'Coronation' 8P 4-6-2 No. 46228 'Duchess of Rutland' is about to leave on the 10.25 to Carlisle and Windermere. Ahead is the Ampthill Square Bridge No. 2. Until 1952 there would also have been the Bridge No. 1, making the whole top end of the Station very restricted and claustrophobic, dominated by the great No. 2 Signalbox; No. 2 Bridge was also removed when the New Euston was built.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.529754
Longitude
-0.136813