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'''Victoria station''' was a [[London]] railway station | '''Victoria station''' was a [[London]] railway station on [[Belgrave Street]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{Cs|The Spirit Box (novel)|chaptnum=1|page=14}}) | ||
== History == | |||
[[Sherlock Holmes]] and [[John Watson]] had it as their point of arrival when journeying to the city. ([[PROSE]]: {{Cs|All-Consuming Fire (novel)}}) | |||
In the [[summer]] of [[1915]], [[Carter (The Spirit Box)|Carter]] brought [[John Watson]] to the station in a [[motorcar]] to meet [[Sherlock Holmes]], who had just come from [[Brighton]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{Cs|The Spirit Box (novel)|chaptnum=1|page=14-15}}) | |||
== Appearance == | |||
[[John Watson]] described it as "bustling", and thought that it smelled like "the thick, familiar scents of oil and steam". It had a glass roof. ([[PROSE]]: {{Cs|The Spirit Box (novel)|chaptnum=1|page=14-15}}) | |||
== Features == | |||
By [[1915]], one train which ran there was the two o'clock arrival from Brighton. ([[PROSE]]: {{Cs|The Spirit Box (novel)|chaptnum=1|page=15}}) | |||
[[Category:London railway stations]] | [[Category:London railway stations]] | ||
[[Category:Railway stations from the real world]] | [[Category:Railway stations from the real world]] | ||
Revision as of 19:31, 8 August 2023
Victoria station was a London railway station on Belgrave Street. (PROSE: The Spirit Box [+]Loading...{"page":"14","chaptnum":"1","1":"The Spirit Box (novel)"})
History
Sherlock Holmes and John Watson had it as their point of arrival when journeying to the city. (PROSE: All-Consuming Fire [+]Loading...["All-Consuming Fire (novel)"])
In the summer of 1915, Carter brought John Watson to the station in a motorcar to meet Sherlock Holmes, who had just come from Brighton. (PROSE: The Spirit Box [+]Loading...{"page":"14-15","chaptnum":"1","1":"The Spirit Box (novel)"})
Appearance
John Watson described it as "bustling", and thought that it smelled like "the thick, familiar scents of oil and steam". It had a glass roof. (PROSE: The Spirit Box [+]Loading...{"page":"14-15","chaptnum":"1","1":"The Spirit Box (novel)"})
Features
By 1915, one train which ran there was the two o'clock arrival from Brighton. (PROSE: The Spirit Box [+]Loading...{"page":"15","chaptnum":"1","1":"The Spirit Box (novel)"})
