The 39 steps sign seen on Brixton railway station.
Well, it amused me for a moment 🙂
If you’ve really no idea what I’m on about, The 39 Steps (1935) is a British thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock – and it’s a real cracker of a movie.
If you’ve managed to go through life without seeing what has been universally acclaimed as one of the best films ever made, the good news is that you can watch the whole thing right here, right now – just scroll down and hit ‘play’!
Related posts:
Remembering Broad Street railway station, London
Fifty years of Brixton railway station
Waiting passenger sculptures, Brixton railway station
Whitby photos: pier, harbour, abbey, 199 steps and local scenes
London Victoria railway station – the refurbished roof sees the light
Closed railway station: Aynho for Deddington, Oxfordshire
Brixton Station Road railway arches – photographs of a disappearing Brixton
Coborn Road railway station: a long abandoned East London station
