Another for my Get Pushed challenge (architecture).
This is Queenstown Road station, on the London and South Western Railway line leading into London Waterloo. This building dates from 1877 (when the station was called Queen's Road) and you can see the platforms actually extend across the road bridge. The station is close to Battersea Park, and must have competed for traffic with the nearby "Battersea Park" station, operated by the competing London Brighton and South Coast Railway (going into London Victoria).
@angiedanielle24 Angie, that's a personal choice. I wanted to reflect the fact that it's an old building; older photographs of similar scenes from around here are very desaturated. Thanks for the challenge, I've enjoyed it so far. I may get the chance to take some more before the week is out!
