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1. Love this!

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2. It is a beautiful building! Hope they will use for something else!

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3. Gorgeous! I hope they use it for something and don’t tear it down.

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   • All of the lines and the rest of the building were destroyed ad removed but the public were not pleased and the frontage has been kept – it stands next to the entrance to a local train station that was given the same name. So not entirely forgotten

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     • Better than nothing I guess.

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4. But still standing tall. Lovely captures 🙂

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5. So beautiful

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