These fabulous gates from Euston Station, London, are now housed in York's National Railway Museum. Wonderful workmanship, saved from the scrap heap.
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Thank you to whoever decided they should be saved from the scrap heap. It's hard to believe anyone would consider just tossing these gates.
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