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 : Electric underground railway train, City to Stockwell 1890


Electric underground railway train, City to Stockwell 1890

The Prince of Wales formally opened the new underground electric railway, three miles and a quarter in length, from King William Street in the City, passing under the Thames to the Borough, the Elephant and Castle and on to Stockwell. The service was provided by City and South London Railway

Picture No
10215797
Media ID
46346170
Size
7107px x 2897px (4.0MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Engraving in The Illustrated London News', 8 November 1890, page 579
Date
1890

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