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An exhibition of railway footbridges at Waterloo Station

The mezzanine at Waterloo Station has been filled with photographs of railway footbridges — as part of the Network Rail retrospective study.
Wylam (c) Luke O’Donovan
Railway footbridges range from the ornate iron of Victorian times through simple concrete structures at rural stations and the municipal steel of the 1970s. They are often one of the defining features of railway stations, even more so than the ticket hall, which may look grand (sometimes) from the street, but is often ba
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