londonunderground
73 photos and 2 illustrations tagged londonunderground, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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- london
- transport
- tube
- forties
- thenationalarchivesuk
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- publicdomain
- large
- vol0
- mechanicalcurator
- railway
- sherlocknet:tag=build
- sherlocknet:tag=water
- escalator
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Recent uploads
The last upload was December 2013.
Rayners Lane station from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2013
Women working in tunnel WW2 from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
St Johns Wood station from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Ruislip Manor station from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Platforms at Rayners Lane station from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Hangar Lane bridge from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Hangar Lane bridge - 10 months later from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Toe wall near Hangar Lane from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Viaduct at Greenford from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
New bridge from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Electrial lines at South Ruislip (Ruislip Gardens) from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Viaduct at Greenford from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
Construction of Ruislip car depot from The National Archives UK uploaded January 2013
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Rayners Lane station
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Steve Mannion said:
Here's what you would've seen looking away from the southern entrance in the picture at the time - still one of London's finest art deco facades today:
Hainault welded bridge
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Carol said:
In 1935 the Transport Museum started a "New Works Programme". The work started in 1938 but was suspended when WW2 began. It recommenced in 1946. Development of the suburb of Hainault was begun in the late 1920s.