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The last broad gauge train leaving Paddington Station, 20th May 1892
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Quick Lunch and Snack Bar at Paddington Station, 1936
An interior view of Paddington station showing a busy snack bar, which probably opened soon after the modernisation of the station in the 1930s. The GWR roundel logo adorns the top of the doorway while a number of stylishly dressed passengers are sitting around the bar on stools enjoying a range of food and drink
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Horse Drawn Delivery Wagon at Paddington Mint Stables, c.1910
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GWR Coat of Arms
The Great Western Railway Coat of Arms, also known as the Garter Crest. A garter can be seen surrounding the original coat of arms which contained the city shields for London (left) and Bristol (right). The Garter Crest was used on GWR vehicles from the late 1800s through to about 1912
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Bristol, Coat Of Arms, Crest, Garter Crest, London, Shield

Awaiting Arrival of Funeral Train of King George VI, Paddington, 15th February 1952
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King George VI Funeral - Paddington Station, 15th February 1952
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Return of Prince of Wales from India - Paddington Station, 21st June 1922
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Servicemen drinking tea from a refreshment trolley on Paddington station, during WWII
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Scammel being loaded with Anderson Air Raid Shelter, West London, 1939
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Unveiling of the World War 2 memorial at Paddington Station, 1949
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Evacuees at Paddington Station in 1939
This moving image of evacuees making their way along platform 4 at Paddington Station was also taken during the 4 day evacuation of London and other major cities in September 1939. On September 1st, 58 evacuation trains were run by the GWR alone, carrying 44,042 children from the capital to the countryside. By the 4th September the number was reduced to 28 trains transporting 17,796 children. In total the GWR ran 163 trains from London during this 4 day period, evacuating 112,994 children. The evacuation story did not end there however, for the GWR was subsequently involved with the re-evacuation of children from the South and East Coasts to safer places, and the evacuation of more children from the London area
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GWRs Home Guard battalions on parade at Castle Bar Park in London, c.1940
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