Secrets of the Victoria Line: How each station has its own tiled
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The pattern at Brixton is a pile of red bricks, which is a play on its name; Warren Street has a red and black maze referencing the word
The pattern at Brixton is a pile of red bricks, which is a play on its name; Warren Street has a red and black maze referencing the word 'warren', while King's Cross has five crowns in the shape of a cross.
The pattern at Brixton is a pile of red bricks, which is a play on its name; Warren Street has a red and black maze referencing the word 'warren', while King's Cross has five crowns in the shape of a cross.
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