Gallery
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Bishopsgate entrance to the station.
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Memorial at Liverpool Street to the men of East Anglia who died in World War I.
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The station roof, with a Class 90 locomotive in the foreground.
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A view over the station from Exchange Square.
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Entrance from Liverpool Street.
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A train arrives into Liverpool Street in January 1979.
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Trains at Liverpool Street c. 1980
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Liverpool Street station in 1984.
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Platforms at Liverpool Street station.
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Eastbound Central line platform.
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Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City line platforms.
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Roundel on a Central line platform.
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