Knightsbridge Tube Station Hoopers Court lower lift lobby
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The photograph on this page of Knightsbridge Tube Station Hoopers Court lower lift lobby by Chris Wood as part of the Geograph project.
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Knightsbridge Tube Station Hoopers Court lower lift lobby
Image: © Chris Wood Taken: 3 May 2025
The access corridor to the platforms from the lower lift lobby, about 33 metres (100 feet) below the new accessible entrance to Knightsbridge tube station in London. While the lifts themselves are new, they use the original lift shafts of the station, which have been out of use since the 1930s when the station was converted to use escalators. The rather attractive tiles here are also original, and have been renovated for the reopening of this area of the station, closed for the last 90 years.
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Image Location
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51.501095
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