What is recorded here
Ventilation shaft to the Bank and Monument station, with a London Underground roundel on top, in a pedestal form with decoration of birds of prey and vegetation.
The Lombard Street Ventilation Shaft Pillar is a surviving structure from the early 20th century, associated with the expansion of the London Underground network, specifically the Bank and Monument station. Its design, featuring a London Underground roundel and decorative motifs, reflects the architectural style of the era and the importance of ventilation in early subway engineering.
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- Recorded date
- 1997
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