London Paddington Station Train Shed, London

London Paddington Station train shed with GWR Class 800 trains under the platforms.
London Paddington Station train shed with GWR Class 800 trains under the platforms.

London Paddington Station in London shows Brunel’s historic train shed and the station’s main platforms. Great Western Railway Class 800 trains stand under the roof alongside the original station offices and adjacent brick railway buildings.

Photo taken in April 2019.

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