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Name: Manor House Station
Date: 1932
Architect: Charles Holden
Borough: Haringey
Listing: -
Notes:
Station on a confined site with a modest entrance building. Manor House has a small above ground entrance and nine street level entrances, connected to a tram stop. The tram service was stopped in 1938. The stations most interesting features are the ticket hall ceilings design of interlocking concentric circles, and the Harold Stabler grilles on the platform.

See Also- Charles Holden, Speed, Light, Modernity



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  • About
  • Metro-Land and Modernism
  • The Buildings
    • North London
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    • East London
    • South London
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    • The Guide
    • Speed Light Modernity
    • Prints
    • Tours