#waterloo station

[the-time-lord-oracle]

35024 East Asiatic Company departing Waterloo with a Bournemouth express in 1949. Note that while the Spam Can wears BR livery, the first two coaches are still in Southern green, showing the transitional state of the railways at the time. The railways had been nationalised the previous year, but applying the new state-owned brand took some time. Incidentally, this photo may have been the inspiration for Hornby and Graham Farish's models of 35024 in this livery.

[questcequecestqueca]

Bela Zola

[sea-of-concrete]

View over Waterloo Station, London

[peterlorrefanpage]

Peter Lorre & The Overcoat

At least, this particular overcoat, and doesn’t he look wonderful?

Signing autographs at Waterloo Station (London), November 7, 1935:

 Less than a year later, entering the Hollywood Bowl, August 31, 1936:

Same coat in this picture? (I don't know the source, can’t quite identify the tie either.)

That elfin smile! Oh, to have been able to get close to him.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

People watching a television set at London's Waterloo Station in 1936. 📺

[pedroam-bang]

The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)

[home-phoenix]

Waterloo Station. London. View from The Victory Pub.

[ripplefactor]

Cups of tea at Waterloo Station, 3rd April, 1957—Bela Zola for The Daily Mirror—