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| London Underground vents |
| Author: | Gursel Ziynettin |
| Date: | Monday, 27th May 2002 14:24 |
| Views: | 3,267 (excluding Digests and RSS feeds) |
| Category: | Company, Industry, Country and Product Research | | URL: | http://www.freepint.com/go/b17904 |
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I am doing some research into the ventilation shafts of the London Underground. These shafts pop up all around London and many have been incorporated into the Capital's architecture, for example Park Crescent NW1 has an elegant pavilion concealing a ventilation Shaft.
Does any one know of any others, or know of any works that have covered this topic in the past. |
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 | London Underground vents | | I am doing some research into the ventilation shafts of the London Underground. These shafts pop up all around London ... |
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Gursel Ziynettin |
27/05/02 14:24 |
17904 |
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Helen Whyte |
16/06/02 08:51 |
18277 |
 | Re: London Underground vents | | There's a similarly disguised one out near Bayswater (I think) between Bayswater and Notting Hill Gate stations on the Circle ... |
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Tony Whiffen |
13/06/02 09:35 |
18211 |
| | Re: London Underground vents | | The 'disguised ventilation shaft' near Bayswater on the Circle Line is not exactly a stand-alone shaft for ventilating a deep-level ... |
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Gordon Terris |
14/06/02 15:48 |
18253 |
| | Re: London Underground vents | | The London Transport Museum helped me when I was looking at the architecure of stations. Maybe they could assist you. |
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Alec Smyth |
07/06/02 12:28 |
18103 |
| | Re: London Underground vents | |
You could try this
http://www.starfury.demon.co.uk/uground/index.html
and particularly its associated links page. It is a very specialised site on the undergound which ... |
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Jason Crisp |
29/05/02 12:57 |
17936 |
| | Re: London Underground vents | | Try London Under London by Richard Trench and Ellis Hillman an excellent book looking at the services under London's streets.
Alan ... |
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Alan Lewis |
29/05/02 11:40 |
17932 |
| | Re: London Underground vents | | A good bet would be to contact the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden http://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/
They have a large collection ... |
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Kate Lloyd Jones |
29/05/02 10:38 |
17930 |
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