In 1903, architect Leslie Green was tasked with designing 50 stations for the then freshly unified Underground Electric Railways of London company.
Let’s go ahead and acknowledge his iconic red terracotta tiled stations with their instantly recognisable arched window frames early on at Holloway Road.
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Calling All Stations 
[…] this by walking between every other station as well. We took the tube from Caledonian Road (003) to Holloway Road (004), walked from there to Arsenal, back on the tube to Turnpike Lane and so […]
[…] significance, it’s a fairly modest affair and now shares the matchday workload with nearby Holloway Road (004). Look out for the fan segregation barrier that runs the length of the station […]
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