Image 390107, VT 13.47 Liverpool Lime Street-London Euston (1A40) & 319378, NT 13.20 Liverpool Lime Street-Manchester Victoria (2J36), Liverpool Lime Street station
390107, VT 13.47 Liverpool Lime Street-London Euston (1A40) & 319378, NT 13.20 Liverpool Lime Street-Manchester Victoria (2J36), Liverpool Lime Street station
390107, VT 13.47 Liverpool Lime Street-London Euston (1A40) & 319378, NT 13.20 Liverpool Lime Street-Manchester Victoria (2J36), Liverpool Lime Street station With one of Lime Street's huge arches in the background, 390107 waits to leave with the 1A40 13.47 to London Euston. Meanwhile, one of the recently refurbished electrics 319378 leaves with the 2J36 13.20 to Manchester Victoria. Lime Street was opened in August 1836 being designed by John Cunningham, Arthur Holme and John Foster Junior. It's the oldest 'grand' terminus station still in use throughout the world. Keywords: 390107 13.47 Liverpool Lime Street-London Euston 1A40 319378 13.20 Liverpool Lime Street-Manchester Victoria 2J36 Liverpool Lime Street station
390107, VT 13.47 Liverpool Lime Street-London Euston (1A40) & 319378, NT 13.20 Liverpool Lime Street-Manchester Victoria (2J36), Liverpool Lime Street station With one of Lime Street's huge arches in the background, 390107 waits to leave with the 1A40 13.47 to London Euston. Meanwhile, one of the recently refurbished electrics 319378 leaves with the 2J36 13.20 to Manchester Victoria. Lime Street was opened in August 1836 being designed by John Cunningham, Arthur Holme and John Foster Junior. It's the oldest 'grand' terminus station still in use throughout the world. Keywords: 390107 13.47 Liverpool Lime Street-London Euston 1A40 319378 13.20 Liverpool Lime Street-Manchester Victoria 2J36 Liverpool Lime Street station


With one of Lime Street's huge arches in the background,

390107 waits to leave with the 1A40 13.47 to London Euston. Meanwhile, one of the recently refurbished electrics 319378 leaves with the 2J36 13.20 to Manchester Victoria. Lime Street was opened in August 1836 being designed by John Cunningham, Arthur Holme and John Foster Junior. It's the oldest 'grand' terminus station still in use throughout the world.