metropolitanline
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I have many memories of this station as this facade, Listed now, forms part of the huge and on-going reconstruction to make this Underground station one of the key interchanges between the Tube, Thameslink and Crossrail (Elizabeth line). I spent over a decade managing elements of this place. This photo, an LT ‘official’ one, was…
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It’s a strange thing but you tend to imagine this diagram hasn’t ever changed but Harry Beck, the creator of this version, was often evolving the look and style – sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. In this 1954 version many of the outer branches changed shape and overlal the depiction of the lines…
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It’s a strange thing but you tend to imagine this diagram hasn’t ever changed but Harry Beck, the creator of this version, was often evolving the look and style – sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. In this 1954 version many of the outer branches changed shape and overlal the depiction of the lines…
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It’s a strange thing but you tend to imagine this diagram hasn’t ever changed but Harry Beck, the creator of this version, was often evolving the look and style – sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. In this 1954 version many of the outer branches changed shape and overlal the depiction of the lines…
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It’s a strange thing but you tend to imagine this diagram hasn’t ever changed but Harry Beck, the creator of this version, was often evolving the look and style – sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. In this 1954 version many of the outer branches changed shape and overlal the depiction of the lines…
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It’s a strange thing but you tend to imagine this diagram hasn’t ever changed but Harry Beck, the creator of this version, was often evolving the look and style – sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. In this 1954 version many of the outer branches changed shape and overlal the depiction of the lines…
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Car 43 on the Metropolitan line, 1912: This electric streetcar belonging to the Toronto and York Radial Railway is pictured on Yonge at Yonge Blvd. Incorporated in 1877, this railway was animal-powered until it converted to electric in 1890. The radial railroads were for travel between cities, and were largely replaced by buses once the…
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