Eindhoven Train Station
In 1944, the German Army blew up the signal box of the train station and the water tower of the National Railways on the Dommel/Fuutlaan.
The old station was demolished in 1956. The current station consists of parts of bailey bridges used by British forces during the Second World War near Eindhoven.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Kaj Metz
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