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Originally, the station had 4 | platforms; two on the mainline to/from London and Birm |
The station has three | platforms, two in the southbound direction. |
The station has four | platforms, two for each direction: one "fast" and one |
ght tracks running through it but only three | platforms, two of which are in use, serving trains on |
s across a wide range of hardware and kernel | platforms, uClibc is specifically focused on embedded |
past and current programs on all electronic | platforms, under a multi-year agreement with Viacom, e |
It is on a cramped site with the | platforms underneath the Victorian mainline viaduct be |
The party is relatively small and its | platforms undeveloped. |
a stairway on each of the 2 otherwise empty | platforms; unlike the more ornate station at Catford B |
d re-dock with orbital stations, low-orbital | platforms, unmanned spacecraft, and modules, and then |
continued, the replacement Bx35 bus used the | platforms until around 1990, when it was moved to the |
or C-64, Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and Atari ST ( | platforms until September 1987) followed by versions f |
ncluding spinoffs) have been released for PC | platforms until the 2008 release of Romance of the Thr |
lifts each carried 50 people to and from the | platforms until their replacement by escalators in the |
The IRT | platforms up until the late 1950s and early 1960s coul |
the reconfiguration of the four underground | platforms used by the Northern City Line and the Picca |
The main product is cylinder | platforms used for floating production and drilling. |
To the south of the entrance are two island | platforms used by the S-Bahn services, and then a sing |
The technical | platforms used to carry out exome sequencing are DNA m |
rporate intranets and other classic software | platforms used by large companies to organize their co |
The tracks and the | platforms used to be level. |
ment allowing those developers to target all | platforms using a familiar build environment. |
nhurst road passes under the A35 through the | platforms, using the former trackbed for some distance |
Passengers generally get to | platforms using stairs and passengers leave platforms |
The software supports most hardware | platforms using Parallel ATA, Serial ATA, or SCSI syst |
"There are two | platforms: usually the right-hand one is used." |
ly well-developed series of intertidal shore | platforms varying in width from about 200-600 m. |
ly well-developed series of intertidal shore | platforms varying in width from about 200-600m. |
the lifts and staircase are connected to the | platforms via a passageway and a short staircase risin |
ted programmability is available on many SQL | platforms via DBMS integration with other languages. |
Station | platforms viewed from the footbridge, facing south |
Platforms viewed from southbound platform staircase | |
Little is left of the station except two | platforms visible from trains serving Liverpool Street |
politicians vigorously campaign on election | platforms, vociferously decrying fraud and corruption, |
The Halt was not much used, as access to the | platforms was up a steep embankment and it closed on 1 |
The porting of the same code on different | platforms was made easier by using Mortran metalanguag |
Access between the two | platforms was by means of a subway. |
Following a fire, in which one of the wooden | platforms was destroyed, the station closed on 24 Octo |
The station, consisting of two flanking | platforms, was situated at a passing loop (which close |
All track north of the station | platforms was then lifted, and, as shown in the photog |
e intersection, though at a different set of | platforms, was the Myrtle Avenue station of the BMT Le |
Eastern Parkway and Franklin Avenue shuttle | platforms was added in 1999 using a passageway that ha |
The number of | platforms was reduced to one. |
e, mounted on the station bridge linking the | platforms, was burnt down in a fire caused by a thunde |
One of his | platforms was opposing the giving of home rule to Irel |
21st August 2009, work on Silverdale station | platforms was observed with brickwork being repaired o |
Access to the basic wooden | platforms was from the overbridge. |
iginal listed GWR footbridge between the two | platforms was accidentally destroyed by contractors us |
Support for other | platforms was added, and a second version was released |
Ericsson Mobile | Platforms was the name of the company within the Erics |
To the north of parallel | platforms was a signal box and level crossing, with th |
At the western end of both | platforms was a level crossing with rather large gates |
imento Pirelli" black rubber flooring on the | platforms was replaced with new biscuit-coloured terra |
On newer higher-powered vans one of the end | platforms was given more substantial railings and gate |
The present station with its four | platforms was completed in 1962 and is now a Grade-II |
Among his | platforms was strong support for the city's proposed s |
dge spanning the tracks here and linking the | platforms was condemned and replaced by a new bridge i |
The station, with two flanking | platforms, was set just south of the colliery junction |
in 1870 and now the Circle and District line | platforms, was called "Charing Cross". |
and the cutting occupied by the trackbed and | platforms was infilled. |
Works on the four | platforms was approximately 30% completed in 1952 when |
Dwarfed walls, | platforms, wells, drains, baths and paved floors are v |
The | platforms were replaced by timber ones which came from |
uts, and the majority of the station and the | platforms were demolished. |
as part of the Dual Contracts, the two side | platforms were added and the island platform was remov |
These | platforms were off-set from each other. |
At that time, the at-grade | platforms were still used. |
The redundant | platforms were used six months later to construct Sout |
next day the Evening News reported that the | platforms were still in a state of chaos and these wer |
Over the years, the two local | platforms were removed, with a small piece of the nort |
In the 1970s, parts of two | platforms were shortened to allow for Greyhound Lines |
After closure of the goods yard, the | platforms were moved south. |
rt of this scheme, the station buildings and | platforms were refurbished, a short length of track re |
Three years after it opened, its four wide | platforms were so overcrowded that one newspaper artic |
ower level was closed on August 1, 1949; the | platforms were reconfigured in 1960; and the North Sho |
r is reveted with black marble, although the | platforms were initially covered with asphalt. |
The spaces in between the | platforms were filled in, but apart from that the inte |
designed to use three sets and some stations | platforms were made extra long but funding ran out so |
and one freight track), cross track boarding | platforms were installed in order to reach the center |
At Carlton station, the | platforms were only on the northern pair of tracks. |
The | platforms were extended at some stage to accommodate t |
The station | platforms were raised in 2008 in conjunction with rais |
nse was excessive; for instance, bridges and | platforms were labelled with signs such as "1 person m |
At that time new, longer | platforms were installed on both sides of the trackage |
Later the surviving | platforms were re-numbered. |
When | platforms were lengthened to fit ten cars, it was deem |
The station was unusual in that its two | platforms were served by two different routes. |
New footbridges and up | platforms were built at both Bloomfield and Knock stat |
e ties and the stairways leading towards the | platforms were replaced. |
ck on the four-track line was closed and new | platforms were built, as the old station at Times Squa |
The | platforms were removed in 2001 during the relaying of |
The | platforms were narrow and the station was situated hig |
In 1985, the Red Line | platforms were extended 60 feet on either end to allow |
lthough belonging to separate companies, the | platforms were connected below ground from 10 August 1 |
In 1912 yet more | platforms were added. |
Two of these | platforms were built and now are Platforms 11 and 12, |
The | platforms were only long enough for seven-passenger ca |
station's main entrance, which was where the | platforms were extended. |
such on Ordnance Survey maps even though the | platforms were adjacent. |
All the station buildings and | platforms were demolished soon after closure. |
n 1997 and 2000 as a number of new equipment | platforms were rolled out in an effort to motorise the |
The | platforms were reached from wooden gates on either sid |
Staggered | platforms were situated either side of the crossing ga |
wooden covered staircases leading up to the | platforms were replaced by two open air concrete stair |
g sheds, were completed, and the two sets of | platforms were connected by bridge and subway. |
mehouse station however never re-opened; the | platforms were demolished soon after closure, but the |
ennas for directional radio links mounted on | platforms were used. |
The | platforms were offset and this line ran between them, |
The DLR | platforms were extended in 1991 to accommodate the DLR |
The other two | platforms were placed over where the station car park |
The area in which the | platforms were to be situated is visible from the stat |
and the two | platforms were ready some time before … As the new lin |
Two additional side | platforms were also abolished. |
remodelled in 1902 when additional lines and | platforms were added and further station buildings con |
Both | platforms were extended at either ends in the 1960s to |
Both | platforms were extended at the north (geographical eas |
As 5 of 7 | platforms were interconnected, they had to be jacked-u |
If the Wigan | platforms were restored, then Lostock may again provid |
The covered steps to the | platforms were of corrugated iron. |
The | platforms were originally built to accommodate longer |
The | platforms were extended at either ends in the 1950s to |
The | platforms were built over the highway, with timber wai |
The | platforms were extended in 1982 to take eight-car trai |
In LNER days, the bay | platforms were used as additional standage for electri |
decorative iron and glass canopies above the | platforms were replaced by concrete beams and glass pa |
e trace remains of the station today, as the | platforms were removed and the buildings demolished af |
ondon Underground services and the main line | platforms were eventually decommissioned in 1962, when |
For the 2008 revival, the Gladiators | platforms were moved nearer to the bridge to make the |
uth of Boar's Head station, where additional | platforms were provided for this route. |
Both | platforms were considerably extended c.1980. |
The ends of the | platforms were shut off by brick walls, leaving only 6 |
All interior walls and | platforms were plastered to a smooth finish. |
However the | platforms were demolished (as were those at New Biggin |
The main-line | platforms were numbered from the south side (including |
The line 13 | platforms were opened on 18 February 1975 as part of t |
The | platforms were reduced to two from 16 March 1969, and |
The lengthy | platforms were situated to the north of the long, low |
The station buildings and | platforms were finally removed in the 1980s, but the s |
The current | platforms were constructed in 1898 but, until 1968, Co |
The Northern line | platforms were opened by the City & South London Railw |
nt collectors were installed and the station | platforms were raised at the same time to match the ne |
The old station | platforms were demolished and new tram platforms const |
The exits there, including two stairs to the | platforms, were closed in the 1980s for safety reasons |
The station's | platforms were lengthened on 17 July 1907 to accommoda |
nto Pirelli" black rubber floor tiles on the | platforms were removed. |
The | platforms were both served by small buildings in the p |
1946, the center track was removed, the two | platforms were joined together by a wooden walkway nea |
The additional | platforms were supported on the ships' original tripod |
At a later stage over a hundred small | platforms were levelled into the hill near the summit, |
station's main entrance, which was where the | platforms were extended in the 1960s. |
In the 1950s the wooden | platforms were replaced with concrete ones and the woo |
The waiting areas on the | platforms were replaced by modern 'bus shelter' type s |
the Green Line only, though the Orange Line | platforms were built at the same time. |
atform 4 disappeared in the resignalling, as | platforms were extended and has now been incorporated |
d New York, and Camden Station's lower level | platforms were used thereafter only for a few trains s |
The low level | platforms were closed to the public in 1958 and the hi |
The | platforms were built on the outside of the running lin |
a, both right next to the station, very long | platforms were provided, but these were shortened in l |
riginal station buildings were kept, but the | platforms were shortened and a new footbridge was buil |
The North London Line | platforms were closed on 9 December 2006 after the clo |
A few staircases to the | platforms were also sealed and removed. |
ithout signage denoting the location and the | platforms were in an exceedingly poor state of repair. |
The L2 | platforms were added in the early 1990s and were inaug |
All the | platforms were at a low level; there was no signalling |
Opened on the 1st August 1874, these | platforms were initially named as Snow Hill, before be |
Weekend engineering works have meant that | platforms were not available for later evening London |
Murgatroyd's | platforms were typically absurdistic and of a 'pataphy |
During 2009 a number of other | platforms were announced including and HTML5 & Flash. |
In October 2008 the | platforms were fitted with information screens. |
title in the mid-sixties), at which time the | platforms were lengthened. |
The | platforms were extended in the late 1980s to take 8-ca |
The | platforms were raised with the result that the old wai |
Both | platforms were removed and the station buildings are n |
The | platforms were used for radar surveillance of the Atla |
The new | platforms were built 105 metres long to accommodate 7- |
station was known as Exhibition; additional | platforms were constructed for the latter. |
al section of the third level and the drying | platforms were removed and overhead lighting was insta |
High-level | platforms were added to the station as with much of th |
The offshore | platforms were constructed by J Ray McDermott Middle E |
Parts from the | platforms were preserved for re-use on the Mid-Norfolk |
used to serve the nearby racecourse and the | platforms were on the goods lines to which the "specia |
The | platforms were extended to the south, and the northern |
Two | platforms were provided, with the main building and go |
y, until Somerville station's new high-level | platforms were opened on December 7, 2010. |
Until closure both | platforms were situated to the north of the former cro |
The station buildings & | platforms were subsequently demolished in the early 19 |
The | platforms were lengthened in the 1990s to allow longer |
leted a project in which several observation | platforms were constructed along a trail next to the f |
The wooden covered staircases to both | platforms were replaced by open-air concrete staircase |
The West Coast Main Line | platforms were closed in May 1970. |
New side entrances to the tram | platforms were constructed. |
The station | platforms were also extended south to accommodate long |
The above ground entrance and | platforms were reburbished in the late 1960s / early 1 |
, the goods shed and the western ends of the | platforms were in Devon, while the main station buildi |
The new | platforms were effectively a separate station. |
ected that only local trains would call, the | platforms were on loops, with the running lines left c |
The | platforms were later replaced with brick built structu |
Mount Royal closed in 1961, the lower level | platforms were removed. |
The Blue Line | platforms were inaugurated on June 16, 1986. |
1993: The | platforms were raised to meet the standards of the new |
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