Among the interesting features scattered throughout the Underground system are these benches at Barons Court station on the Piccadilly Line. With their elongated backs and enamel signs bearing the station name, they are unique on the system.
The bench looks very attractive. But I don't know Barons Court at all. What line is it on? and near what suburb?
It reminds me of the seating used in formal, slightly uncomfortable settings like a magistrate's court. Could the choice of furniture be a play on the word "court"?
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The bench looks very attractive. But I don't know Barons Court at all. What line is it on? and near what suburb?
It reminds me of the seating used in formal, slightly uncomfortable settings like a magistrate's court. Could the choice of furniture be a play on the word "court"?
It's on the Piccadilly Line, near Earl's Court in West London. In fact, its neighbouring station probalby inspired its name!
Are you sure they don't also have these at Turnham Green station?
Pretty sure - but you did make me double-check! This photo and these suggest they don't.
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