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From Flickr: “Comparison of 1953 and 1954 editions of the London Transport Railways diagram of lines : London tube maps by Harry Beck” by mikeyashworth

I’ve mentioned in previous posts that you tend to think the tube map, or diagram if you’re precise, doesn’t change much but since its introduction in 1933 it has quite a lot. Some are obvious – line closures, extensions, station renamings, etc., but some were more evolutionary and indeed deliberate Read More →

From Flickr: “Comparison of 1953 and 1954 editions of the London Transport Railways diagram of lines : London tube maps by Harry Beck” by mikeyashworth

I’ve mentioned in previous posts that you tend to think the tube map, or diagram if you’re precise, doesn’t change much but since its introduction in 1933 it has quite a lot. Some are obvious – line closures, extensions, station renamings, etc., but some were more evolutionary and indeed deliberate Read More →

From Flickr: “Comparison of 1953 and 1954 editions of the London Transport Railways diagram of lines : London tube maps by Harry Beck” by mikeyashworth

I’ve mentioned in previous posts that you tend to think the tube map, or diagram if you’re precise, doesn’t change much but since its introduction in 1933 it has quite a lot. Some are obvious – line closures, extensions, station renamings, etc., but some were more evolutionary and indeed deliberate Read More →

From Flickr: “Comparison of 1953 and 1954 editions of the London Transport Railways diagram of lines : London tube maps by Harry Beck” by mikeyashworth

I’ve mentioned in previous posts that you tend to think the tube map, or diagram if you’re precise, doesn’t change much but since its introduction in 1933 it has quite a lot. Some are obvious – line closures, extensions, station renamings, etc., but some were more evolutionary and indeed deliberate Read More →