Entrance Portico, Euston Grove Station
- Made:
- 1838
- artist:
- John Cooke Bourne
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Wash drawing, Entrance Portico, Euston Grove Station, by John Cooke Bourne, April 1838. Depicts the entrance to the London and Birmingham Railway's Euston station. Features the Doric arch and lodge buildings, with the station building and platform beyond. Groups of people and carriages head towards the station entrance. Original artwork reproduced as a lithograph in 'Drawings of The London & Birmingham Railway by John C Bourne with an Historical and Descriptive Account by John Britton FSA' published in 1839.
Details
- Category:
- Pictorial Collection (Railway)
- Object Number:
- 1990-7191
- Measurements:
-
overall: 220 mm x 388 mm
overall with mount: 480 mm x 565 mm
- type:
- wash drawing
- credit:
- British Rail, Records Office
