... , because the basic structure of the station (train shed walls etc) remained unaltered until the whole lot was demolished in 1990, and, as this photo shows, there was not a lot of room. But looking at the original and modified layouts in the original plans from The Engineer the alignment of that road does look to have shifted away from Holborn V. towards the Low Level implying that the platform and viaduct might have been widened on re-building. So maybe these maps are reliable after all... 1129_261100_340000000.jpg Best Wishes, Howard. posted: 26 Sep 2017 17:56 from: Ariels Girdle There was extensive damage to the viaduct and adjacent buildings during and after firebombing during WW2. The west wall appears to have been completely rebuilt. Photos soon after the war show new brickwork.2831_261252_420000000.jp g posted: 27 Sep 2017 13:13 from: Martin Wynne Ariels Girdle wrote: There was extensive damage to the viaduct and adjacent buildings during and after firebombing during WW2. The west wall appears to have been completely rebuilt. Photos soon after ...