Euston station 1950. More like a palace, all this elegance was demolished soon after to make way for the new station......Vandalism.pic.twitter.com/W9cfLTEo3X
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Indeed they did, not a great amount of thought was given at the time.....60's & 70's, consequently so much of the structurally sound buildings were demolished with the rest.
Sadly it was damaged (a bit) by a V1 in 1944, then allowed to decline - see this tweet from @RebuildHighbury. A lot of Victorian London was in a poor state by the 60s. Demolition must hv seemed obvious solution, however much it seems obviously wrong now.https://twitter.com/rebuildhighbury/status/1011736051839307777?s=21 …
True @richardprice101 - though here’s a photo of the frontage also in 1965, with demolition company in situ. Top floor removed after war damage (incendiary bombs as well as V1), and hacked about by various occupiers. Decaying but still substantially intact.pic.twitter.com/y5kXHRXnvj
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