B/W print; Exterior of Earl's Court Underground station by H K Nolan, 4 Feb 1959
Main details
| Reference number | 1998/62958 |
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| Description | Exterior of Earl's Court Underground station, Earls Court Road entrance, District and Piccadilly line. The station facade and adjoining shop premises were designed by Harry Ford in liaison with Leslie Green. Faced with glazed blocks, decorative balustrading runs around the upper level of the building. 'Arts and Crafts' style lettering displays the station name and line signage above arched windows. Bronze-framed poster panels with overhead swan necked light fittings display posters and a tube map either side of the entrance. |
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| Dates | 4 Feb 1959 |
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| Photograph number | 1697/R/B |
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| Completeness | 49% |
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Physical description
Item content Attribute Value Text Shop premises: ConfectioneryShop premises: Smeeds Wine MerchantsShop premises: BootsDesign Attribute Value Shot Medium exterior -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Photographer H K Nolan, 4 Feb 1959 -
Associated companies, people and places
Places Location Earls Court, Kensington and Chelsea SW5