"Readers' favourite railway stations" (BBC News Magazine 17/02/2013)

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"Readers' favourite railway stations" (BBC News Magazine 17/02/2013)

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A recent Magazine article by David Cannadine hailed New York's Grand Central Terminal as the world's loveliest station, prompting readers to suggest other rail beauties.

To mark Grand Central's 100th anniversary, Cannadine retraced the history of this "architectural gem". Readers have since responded with examples of their own favourites. Here's a selection.......

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-21428797


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