Station Name:BISHOPSGATE LOW LEVEL[Source: Nick Catford] Bishopsgate Low Level Station Gallery 2: c1904 - c1949
old12.jpg) A view of the surviving Bishopsgate Up Main line platform seen from the upper level of Bishopsgate goods station looking west towards Liverpool Street in September 1968.1.jpg) Undated view across the suburban line platforms.Photo from JE Connor collection
2.jpg) Looking west towards Liverpool Street in December 1994. Bishopsgate's Up main line platform is seen on the left with Bishopsgate goods station on two levels on the right.Photo by Nick Catford 3.jpg)
Looking west along the up main line platform at Bishopsgate station in December 1994.
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by Nick Catford
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At the east end of the platform steps lead up to the Quaker Street entrance seen here in December 1994. The platform was provided primarily for arriving passengers and did not have a ticket office.
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Bishopsgate station Up Main line platform is seen in December 1994 looking east towards Bethnal Green. The station is sandwiched in a deep cutting between Bishopsgate goods station and the GER Quaker Street stables.
Photo by Nick Catford 6.jpg) A view of the surviving Bishopsgate Up main line platform seen from the upper level of Bishopsgate goods station looking east in December 1994. The building to the rear of the platform is the Gee’s Quaker Street stable block built in 1897. The building remains largely unchanged today,Photo by Nick Catford 7.jpg)
Commercial Street booking entrance in 2001. This view is taken from the rear of the booking hall looking towards the street.
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Looking down the steps from the booking hall in 2001, the subway (now bricked up) to the bridge over the suburban lines is straight ahead. At the bottom of the steps to the right another stairway leads up to the street and more stairs to the left leads to the subway from the down Suburban platform. Straight ahead the subway to the footbridge over the Suburban lines has been bricked up.
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The footbridge over the Suburban lines is behind the photographer. Steps to the booking office, also seen in the photo above are straight ahead. Before the steps another stairway on the left leads up to the street and stairs to the right lead to the subway from the Down Suburban platform.
Photo by JE Connor 10.jpg) Exit up to the street in 2001.
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The 1875 arch at the top of the stairs at the Quaker Street entrance in the 1960s, the top part of the arch has now gone. There was never a booking office at this entrance. The building to the right is GER stables.old11.jpg)
A view of the surviving Bishopsgate Up main line platform seen from the upper level of Bishopsgate goods station looking east in September 1968. The building to the rear of the platform is the GER's Quaker Street stable block built in 1897. The building remains largely unchanged today.