A photography exhibition has been launched at Liverpool Street station, created in partnership with Landscape Photographer of the Year. The Lens on the Line exhibit features 17 photographs taken across the country, celebrating 200 years of train travel. Additionally, a history section highlights the station's past, including its crucial role in the Kindertransport mission during 1938-1939. The founder of Landscape Photographer of the Year states that this exhibition is the first dedicated solely to the railway, while the station's historical importance resonates through personal stories related to the Kindertransport.
The photography exhibition was created as part of a nationwide celebration of 200 years of train travel, marking a historical milestone for train enthusiasts and the public.
Kate Snowden noted that the photos offer remarkable new perspectives on railway scenes, enhancing the viewer's appreciation of these everyday landscapes.
The history section of the exhibition explores Liverpool Street station's past, highlighting its significant role in the Kindertransport rescue mission between 1938 and 1939.
Lady Linda Reich emphasized the importance of the history exhibition, specifically its inclusion of the Kindertransport mission, a remarkable chapter in the station's legacy.
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