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Railway station at Tithebarn Street, Liverpool
Railway station at Tithebarn Street, Liverpool, at the time of its opening. It later became known as Liverpool Exchange railway station. Badly damaged by bombing during WW2, it became redundant and was eventually closed. Date: 1850
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1850 1850s Balustrade Carriages Exchange Liverpool Neoclassical Opened Opening
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This photograph captures the grandeur and elegance of Liverpool Exchange railway station at its opening in 1850, located on Tithebarn Street. The neoclassical building, a fine example of Victorian architecture, boasts a majestic facade with intricately designed columns, a grand balustrade, and ornate steps. The scene is bustling with activity as people in their finest attire gather to witness the historic occasion. Horses and carriages line the street, adding to the sense of excitement and progress. The railway station, which later became known as Liverpool Exchange, was a testament to the city's commitment to transportation innovation during the 1850s. Its opening marked a new era of travel, making it easier and faster for people to connect with one another and explore new destinations. Despite its grand beginnings, the railway station did not escape the destruction of World War II. Bombing during the conflict left the building badly damaged, and it eventually became redundant and closed. Today, the site stands as a reminder of Liverpool's rich history and its role in shaping the transportation landscape of the 19th century. This photograph, with its intricate details and lively atmosphere, offers a glimpse into the past and the sense of wonder and anticipation that surrounded the opening of the Liverpool Exchange railway station.
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