essex town used to house the terminus of the london underground at barking.
essex town used to house the terminus of the london underground at barking.
essex town used to house the terminus of the london underground?
barking
epping is served by transport for london rail services, and is the eastern terminus of the central line of the london underground. the central line now terminates at epping. however until 30 september 1994, it used to serve stations at north weald, blake hall (until 1981) and ongar where services terminated. the station has a car park with 508 spaces (the second largest car park on the london underground network), a toilet, a ticket machine, a pay phone as well as seats for sitting outside of the station to wait for buses. the epping ongar railway intends to eventually restart the service between ongar and epping in the future.
epping, essex
essex town hall and tohp burnham library









































the essex town hall and tohp burnham library is an exuberant shingle style building at 30 martin street in essex, massachusetts in the united states. containing town offices, a public library and an auditorium, it was built in 1893-1894, and its architect was frank w. weston, of boston and malden, massachusetts.









































the new building was described in the march 1894 issue of "the library journal":
essex town hall and tohp burnham library