Date: 22/02/2019

Three stone slabs which formed part of the original 1836 platform surface at Liverpool Lime Street have been put back on display as part of the stations multi-million-pound transformation.

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Three stone slabs which formed part of the original 1836 platform surface at Liverpool Lime Street have been put back on display as part of the stations multi-million-pound transformation.

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A pair of London & Northwestern Class 350 EMUs arrive at Liverpool Lime Street on 30 December 2017. On the right behind a barrier is track-less former platform 6 which is currently undergoing a rebuild.
Location: Liverpool Lime Street
Company: Liverpool and Manchester Railway
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Company: Liverpool and Manchester Railway
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