REPORT | Restoration of Peckham Rye Station

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  ‘Lost’ spaces in Peckham Rye Station, bricked up in the early sixties at the time of the Beeching cuts, have been opened up over the past 8 years by the Peckham-based Benedict O’Looney architects. On 26 November, Benedict showed Society members the progress being made to bring back the station to its former glory.

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