STUNNING images of the now lost Victorian subway last used as a WW2 air raid shelter show all that remains of the world famous Crystal Palace which spectacularly burned to the ground. The hauntingly beautiful shots show the elegant red and cream mosaic-like brickwork on the ceiling of the subway and the intricate pillars that hold it in place. Other shots show the sealed off entrance and dirty steps. The spectacular pictures were taken by broadcast technician, Tim Matthews (44) from Bollington, Cheshire at the Crystal Palace subway, London. To take the images, Tim used a Panasonc Lumix FZ45 ca
STUNNING images of the now lost Victorian subway last used as a WW2 air raid shelter show all that remains of the world famous Crystal Palace which spectacularly burned to the ground. The hauntingly beautiful shots show the elegant red and cream mosaic-like brickwork on the ceiling of the subway and the intricate pillars that hold it in place. Other shots show the sealed off entrance and dirty steps. The spectacular pictures were taken by broadcast technician, Tim Matthews (44) from Bollington, Cheshire at the Crystal Palace subway, London. To take the images, Tim used a Panasonc Lumix FZ45 camera. Tim Matthews /
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