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| Yes, it is certainly an interesting idea and allows to use... | 741 votes |
Yes, it is certainly an interesting idea and allows to use previously built tunnels and stations
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Yes, it is certainly an interesting idea and allows to use previously built tunnels and stations
| No, the stations could be reopened for passengers in the future | 188 votes |
No, the stations could be reopened for passengers in the future
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I don't know, a lot depends on the location of such a station
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trevjohn
Of course, ours in London have been repurposed for temporary housing of West Indian immigrants in the 1950's, aside from other odd civil defence purposes prior to the 1990's. The Aldwych Piccadilly Line branch has doubled as a lilm-set, and south of the river there is some cut and cover Northern Line tunneling repurposed for historic archive storage. Those being just the few that spring to mind...