I’m away on a 2-week tour in the near future and so this shorter than usual post is just to help fill the gap before, during or after I come back.
The incredible print below is of Piccadilly Circus Underground Station and dates from the late 1920’s. It illustrates the multitude of tunnels needed to make a busy but far from the most complicated London Underground Station.
The amount of detail is incredible and it’s a good reminder of just what people could (and still can) do without the aid of computers.
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About Stephen Liddell
I am a writer and traveller with a penchant for history and getting off the beaten track. With several books to my name including several #1 sellers. I also write environmental, travel and history articles for magazines as well as freelance work. I run my private tours company with one tour stated by the leading travel website as being with the #1 authentic London Experience.
Recently I've appeared on BBC Radio and Bloomberg TV and am waiting on the filming of a ghost story on British TV.
I run my own private UK tours company (Ye Olde England Tours) with small, private and totally customisable guided tours run by myself!
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