London Underground

The incredible list of Underground stations that never opened in West London

The incredible list of Underground stations that never opened in West London. The London Underground is 270 stations big, but there could have been more had certain plans of history gone ahead. West London is already fairly well served by the Tube network compared with, say, South London, but no-one’s exactly going to complain if

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The London Underground’s secret stations have been revealed in this map

The London Underground’s secret stations have been revealed in this map. The Underground is an ever-evolving system with many stations being demolished, abandoned and relocated. These are known as ‘Ghost stations’ and there are a lot of them. Thankfully for us, Us Versus Them used Dylan Maryk’s work to plot all these ex-stations on a

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11 fun facts you probably never knew about the London Underground’s Victoria Line

11 fun facts you probably never knew about the London Underground’s Victoria Line. It might be a pain at rush hour, but the Victoria Line does get us around the city quickly Source: 11 fun facts you probably never knew about the London Underground’s Victoria Line – MyLondon

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London’s abandoned underground

London’s abandoned underground. London has been shaped by its railways, ever since the Metropolitan opened as the world’s first underground line in 1863. As the network grew, old stations, tunnels, entrances, passageways and shafts were left behind Hidden London: Discovering the Forgotten Underground, photographs by Toby Madden and Andy Davies, is published by Yale University

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