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Queens Road Market, locally known as Queen's or Green Street Market, is a historic street market in the London Borough of Newham. It lies adjacent to Green Street and Upton Park tube station.
The stadium has a total capacity of 35,303[1] all seated. The stadium has been subject to considerable redevelopment since the early 1990s:
Due to the large Pakistani Muslim population of the area[2], there can be seen a high number of women who wear the full-veil. Many Muslims of the area follow the strict orthodox Sunni Islam Deobandi and Salafi traditions of Pakistan.
The unfulfilled plans for the station involved a much more substantial station building than the inconsequental structures that were eventually built. A large building at the top of the hill would have been the main entrance with dual escalators in a stepped enclosure down to the level of the surface platforms where a secondary entrance would have provided access from the car park. The building would have been topped by a statue of Dick Whittington and his cat by Eric Aumonier who created the Archer statue at East Finchley. The current buildings were built on a much more modest scale and the escalator link to the high level exit was not built until 1957. This link is housed in a concrete box built up the side of the hill but was never completed as intended - no down escalator was ever installed although the foundations for it were completed.
Kew Gardens · London Wetland Centre
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