Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 143
the arrangements of these drains, water and gas-pipes, had tobe reconciled with the progress of the railway works, without their usesbeing interfered with even for a time. Of the stations the majority haveroofs of the ordinary kind, open to the sky; but two of them, namely,Baker Street and Gower… … Fig. 50.—Gower Street Station, Metropolitan Railway. inventiveness of design. The booking offices for the up line are on oneside of the road, and those for the down hne on the other. Fig. 50 repre-sents the interior of the Gower Street Station, and the other is very similar.In each the platforms…
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