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London Underground Stations - Leslie Green

Leslie Green was the architect for the Underground Electric Railways Company of London (UERL) and designed a large number of stations for what are now the Bakerloo, Piccadilly, and Northern lines.
His stations are famous for their distinctive 'ox-blood' red-glazed terracotta façades and spacious, semi-circular windows at the ticket hall level.
The stations were entirely designed by L. Green, and some of them were later modified by his colleague Stanley Heaps.
Many of these original station buildings have since been demolished, heavily modified, or replaced, but they were all part of his original 1903-1908 design commission.
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Bakerloo Line
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Original building
Edgware Road
Originally "Great Central"
Marylebone
Building demolished
Baker Street
No surface building
Regent's Park
Original building
Oxford Circus
Building replaced
Piccadilly Circus
Originally "Trafalgar Square"
Charing Cross
No surface building
Embankment
Original building
Waterloo
Originally "Kennington Road"
Lambeth North
Original building
Elephant & Castle
Piccadilly Line
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Station
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Arsenal
Original building
Holloway Road
Original building
Caledonian Road
Station closed
York Road
Building replaced
King's Cross St. Pancras
Original building
Russell Square
Facades replaced
Holborn
Originally "Strand" / Station closed
Aldwych
Original building
Covent Garden
Original building
Leicester Square
Building replaced
Piccadilly Circus
Originally "Dover Street" / Building Replaced
Green Park
Station closed
Down Street
Building no longer used for access
Hyde Park Corner
Main entrance demolished
Knightsbridge
Station closed
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Original building
South Kensington
Original building
Gloucester Road
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Original building
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Original building
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Original building
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Original building
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Original building
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Original building
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Original building
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Original building
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Original building
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Building demolished
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Originally "Euston Road"
Warren Street
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Originally "Oxford Street" / No surface building
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Original building
Leicester Square
Originally "Trafalgar Square"
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