St. John's Wood

A beautiful station with an old escalator design I haven't seen before. Exits to greenery, making it really pleasent.

St. John's Wood underground station is very beautiful outside, but old and slightly dark inside. it is a small station with only jubilee line working through it. The escalators are long and a bit dusty, and give a sense that the station is very old. Although the ground is relatively clean, it feels that the walls and sides in th station have not been serviced for a long time

Opened in November 1939, now Grade II Listed with notable original bronze/wood escalators with a set of uplights.
Retaining significant original fabric though the platform/interior designed moulded tiles be replicas with the original design scheme faithfully reproduced.
Stylish, exuding period charm and fit for purpose with staff here diligent and helpful.

A suburb station with a beautiful view especially from the escalator to the exit gate.

Tube station on the jubilee line, 2 minutes from the iconic Abbey Road zebra crossing.

Station located in St John's Wood in the City of Westminster, north-west London. It was opened in 1939 as a stop on the Bakerloo line.
Today St. John's Wood is served by the Jubilee line, between Swiss Cottage and Baker Street stations and is in Travelcard Zone 2.
WikipediaArchitect: Stanley Heaps
Opened: 20 November 1939
London borough: City of Westminster

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Beautiful 1930s station, inside and out. Palm trees and 30s decor.

An charmingly old station at the base of an apartment block.