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Bomb damage to Paddington Station in 1941
A view of the departure side of Paddington Station following the explosion of a parachute mine on 17th April 1941. A gaping hole can be seen to the right of the image where the station offices were located and a clean-up operation is well under way. The explosion claimed the lives of 18 people, including six staff, with a further 97 people injured. It also destroyed No.2 Booking Hall which was situated adjacent to Platform 1. STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway.
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Bomb Damage Paddington Station World War 2
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This poignant print captures the devastating aftermath of a parachute mine explosion at Paddington Station on 17th April 1941. The image showcases the departure side of the station, revealing a harrowing scene of destruction and chaos. To the right, a gaping hole stands as a haunting reminder of where the once bustling station offices were located. In this snapshot, we witness an ongoing clean-up operation in full swing, as determined workers strive to restore order amidst the rubble. Their tireless efforts are evident, showcasing resilience and determination even in the face of such tragedy. The consequences of this horrific event were profound: eighteen lives lost, including six dedicated staff members who tragically perished while serving their duties. Additionally, ninety-seven individuals sustained injuries that would forever alter their lives. Notably destroyed by this catastrophic blast was No. 2 Booking Hall, situated adjacent to Platform 1. This hall served as a hub for countless travelers embarking on journeys both near and far; its absence now serves as a stark symbol of loss and disruption during World War II. As we reflect upon this photograph from STEAM Museum's collection documenting Paddington Station's bomb damage during wartime Britain, let us remember those who suffered and honor their memory by cherishing peace and unity in our world today.
Framed Prints of Bomb damage to Paddington Station in 1941
Introducing the Media Storehouse Framed Print of Bomb Damage to Paddington Station in 1941, an intriguing glimpse into history from the STEAM Museum of the GWR. This captivating image brings to life the aftermath of a tragic event, as a parachute mine explosion left a gaping hole on the departure side of Paddington Station on 17th April 1941. Witness the resilience and determination of the people who rebuilt and persevered in the face of adversity. This framed print is a striking conversation starter and a beautiful addition to any home or office, inviting you to reflect on the past and the strength of the human spirit. Order yours today and bring a piece of historical significance into your space.
Photo Prints of Bomb damage to Paddington Station in 1941
Experience history like never before with Media Storehouse's exclusive photographic print of Bomb Damage to Paddington Station in 1941 from the STEAM Museum of the GWR. This powerful image captures the aftermath of the explosion of a parachute mine on 17th April 1941, revealing the devastating impact on Paddington Station. The departure side of the iconic building is shown, with a gaping hole where the station offices once stood. Bring this piece of British history into your home or office and relive the past with this authentic and captivating photographic print.
Poster Prints of Bomb damage to Paddington Station in 1941
Introducing the Media Storehouse collection of historic poster prints, featuring an iconic image of Paddington Station in the aftermath of the devastating bombing raid of 17th April 1941. Witness the poignant moment in time when a gaping hole is visible on the departure side of the station, a result of the explosion of a parachute mine that destroyed the station offices at Paddington. This evocative poster print, sourced from the esteemed STEAM Museum of the GWR, is a powerful reminder of the past and a unique addition to any home or office space. Experience the rich history and heritage of Paddington Station like never before with this striking and authentic poster print from Media Storehouse.
Jigsaw Puzzles of Bomb damage to Paddington Station in 1941
Step back in time with Media Storehouse's captivating jigsaw puzzle, featuring a historic image from the STEAM Museum of the GWR. This intriguing puzzle presents a poignant snapshot of Paddington Station in 1941, as it depicts the aftermath of a devastating bombing raid. Witness the gaping hole where the station offices once stood, following the explosion of a parachute mine on 17th April 1941. Immerse yourself in this intriguing piece of history, and challenge yourself to bring the damaged station back to life – one piece at a time.
