1930s London Station | Victorian Train Station | Color

1930s London Station | Victorian Train Station | Color
#London #history #uk #victorianstation
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[@newshades7009]

How short life is when you can imagine all of the people in this are deceased

[@user-yz8pw9dv2n]

😢Sadly yes my dear grandparents and my dear mum and dad.All passed over from this life.

[@user-yz8pw9dv2n]

The fabulous sailors I wonder who survived the coming soon war.And who has from the civilians here.

[@reggiesmith3866]

This is Waterloo Station.

[@rodericfindlay4147]

It certainly is.

[@bobbysands6923]

I respectfully ask...how can you be sure? I lived in London, and used Camden Town, Waterloo, Charing Cross and Victoria. I am not sure I could tell them apart now let alone 100 years ago. All of London train stations are gorgeous and there are many of them.

[@randomtrainfan6501]

​@@bobbysands6923 I can tell from the fact that you can see the platforms curve to the left which is the layout of Waterloo. At London Victoria the platforms are straight with a curve outside of the station

[@OlafProt]

Well whatever station it is it’s so amazing to see it in the enhanced frame rate. It looks like a film set. It’s hard to take in seeing so long ago that isn’t b&w and all jumpy.

[@romeomarks8344]

Wow how beautiful thanks for uploading

[@johnlavery6116]

All the people passing through, makes you wonder how their lives played out.

[@randomtrainfan6501]

1: This is not victoria station it's Waterloo
2:why are there modern station announcements in the background of the video

[@mfk5533]

The upscaling is good, the writing for the narration could be better

[@RM-zo2nh]

Interesting the spelling of shown used was shewn - used in 1800s - which my computer tries to auto correct....

[@anthonycatherall2718]

My parents were married in 1933 and I came along n 1940. We frequently travelled to Victoria from Epsom railway station.
Look at the length of the steam train arriving at platform 13, the platform was only just long enough.

[@bobbysands6923]

Like a movie shot today by Spielberg. You must have some pretty powerful software.