5 Places in England
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@urbanstorieschannel
5 places in England: Chalk Farm, Earl's Court Station, Southgate, and 2 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Urban Stories.

Chalk Farm
Subway station
4.1
Admire the striking red glazed tile exterior, a signature of Leslie Green's early 1900s designs. The station's unique wedge shape boasts one of the network's longest tiled frontages, making for impressive photography.

Earl's Court Station
Transit station
3.3
Visit the site of London Underground's first escalator installed in 1911. Its vast Victorian train shed and vintage mechanical train indicators offer a nostalgic glimpse into transit history.

Southgate
Subway station
4.2
Marvel at the circular, Art Deco building, often compared to a flying saucer, a distinctive landmark in North London. The bronze finial on top of the building lights up at night, adding to its futuristic charm.

Gants Hill
Subway station
4.2
Experience this station's unique Soviet-inspired design, reminiscent of Moscow Metro stations. Its vast underground hall with an arched ceiling and distinctive lighting creates an impressive and unusual space.

Cockfosters
Subway station
4.1
Explore the unique architecture of this station, designed by Charles Holden in 1933. Its brick and glass structure, with a soaring roof, floods the platforms with daylight, offering a distinct visual experience.