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Happy 150th Birthday to London Underground

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  • Michael Sebald said:
    nice shot!
  • Helpful Side said:
    Looks like a tube station in London
  • excellentzebu1050 said:
    Brilliant !!!
  • "Adventure before dementia" said:
    Superb photography, and not a soul in sight.
  • victor98_2001 said:
    excellent shot

Electrial lines at South Ruislip (Ruislip Gardens)

  • Jon Platt said:
    This looks like Ruislip Gardens, not South Ruislip
  • Steve Mannion said:
    West End Road facing north. Ruislip Gardens station would be just out of shot to the right. The turning on the immediate left is for Bedford Road on which I grew up.
  • The National Archives UK said:
    Thank you for your feedback. I have done some checking at this photo is indeed close to Ruislip Gardens. I've added a note to the description but I have left the caption as it was from the original source material.

Elevator in the London underground

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  • mikeyashworth said:
    Yes, one of the 1930s style escalators built by Waygood-Otis for the Underground. I'll need to think hard if this is one of the reconstructed central area stations, where these replaced lifts, or one of the new extension stations (such as the Piccadilly line north of Finsbury Park in 1932/2). The design was wonderful - bronze toned metalwork, and varnished timber side panels, and those wonderful Charles Holden designed uplighters. Very few now survive on the system - the uplighters were sadly mostly removed in the 1970s and '80s but a few stations do still have them, including St Johns Wood and Southgate. The timber panels and step pallets were replaced, wholesale, following the tragic Kings Cross escalator fire of 1987 and subsequent new fire legislation.
  • * Jihyun * said:
    **great shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • jacygrant said:
    Amazing
  • Hilarious Crayon said:
    beautiful composition. incredible shot
  • mikeyashworth said:
    The more I consider this it could be Leicester Square station, the escalators here went into service in early 1935.