London’s Tube ... The map included the Great Northern, Piccadilly and Brompton Railway – now the Piccadilly line – which ran between Hammersmith and Finsbury Park. The Baker Street and ...

The two companies initially worked together, sharing the Met’s steam trains, with the aim of completing a circle of underground tunnels in central London ... Ham meant this station soon became ...

London’s Tube ... Baker Street. Built by digging a long trench, laying track and covering it over again, the line made use of ...

However, the bathymetric data (the river depths and channels) shown on the Soviet map do not correspond to the Admiralty Chart. Meanwhile, object 322 is listed as 'TV Station Woolwich' and 341 ...

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be using maps to tell you the story of each of London’s Tube lines ... passengers to Swiss Cottage via Baker Street. The line slowly made its way further into ...

A tube at a London Underground station which could be getting a new restaurant at the rear (Picture: ) You never quite know ...

The London Underground map almost looked very different this year ... Some names were rejected for being difficult to pronounce, unclear in station announcements, or because they could be ...

Operating like a London tube, the train would connect the European ... and have at least one station in each country for the Starline system. The network would even extend to England, Turkey ...

The District line has 60 stations and spans from Upminster in east London ... this station soon became the eastern terminus. It took another thirty years for District line services to return to ...