SP0787 : Curzon Street Station

Birmingham, Warwickshire, Great Britain

Curzon Street Station
Curzon Street Station
The only clue to the former existence of this magnificent building is the small plaque just visible to the right of the door (see supplementary image). Situated at the junction of Curzon Street and Meriden Street, it formed part of Curzon Street station, where the first London to Birmingham train arrived in 1838. The site is now occupied by a huge postal sorting centre.
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Martyn B   (find more nearby)
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Date Taken
Saturday, 7 January, 2006
Submitted
Monday, 9 January, 2006
Category
Industrial heritage   (find more nearby)
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OSGB36: geotagged! SP 07 87 [1000m precision]
WGS84: 52:29.1222N 1:53.4591W
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