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Bank, London, UK. Whithead was the Chief Engineer of the City and South London Railway and he invented tunnel shields which made digging the deep tube lines possible. The statue hides a ventilation shaft for (today) London Underground's Northern Line at Bank Station.
(1928)
(2025)
Tooting Broadway station was opened on 13 September 1926 by the Underground Electric Railways Company of London (UERL) as part of the extension of what is now the Northern line to Morden.
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(c.1930)
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Tooting Broadway station was opened on 13 September 1926 by the Underground Electric Railways Company of London (UERL) as part of the extension of what is now the Northern line to Morden.
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(1984)
(2024)
Clapham Common station was opened on 3 June 1900 by the City and South London Railway (CSLR).
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Top photo ©Copyright Ben Brooksbank and licensed for reuse under a Creative Commons Licence
A leaflet issued in October 1990 for the upcoming centenary celebrations that would take place at Morden depot on 3 & 4 November.
A leaflet issued in October 1990 for the upcoming centenary celebrations that would take place at Morden depot on 3 & 4 November.
(c.1920) (2023)
In the photo on the left we see the first underground station opened at London Bridge. It was opened by the City and South London Railway (C&SLR) on 25 February 1900.
After other entrances to the station were built this one was taken out of use and the building was demolished in 2013.
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(c.1930)
(2022)
In the top photo we see the first underground station opened at London Bridge. It was opened by the City and South London Railway (C&SLR) on 25th February 1900.
After other entrances to the station were built this one was taken out of use and the building was demolished in 2013.
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London Transport Museum
City and South London Railway - C&SLR
'Padded Cell' carriage interior
London Transport Museum
City and South London Railway - C&SLR
'Padded Cell carriage
London Transport Museum
City and South London Railway - C&SLR
Electric Locomotive 13 and 'Padded Cell' carriage.30
London Transport Museum
City and South London Railway - C&SLR
'Padded Cell' carriage interior
London Transport Museum
City and South London Railway - C&SLR
Electric Locomotive 13 and 'Padded Cell' carriage.30
Bo electric loco built in 1890 for the City and South London Railway.
