Escalator Collection

LONDON: UNDERGROUND, 1944. Please stand on the right of the escalator. Poster by Fougasse promoting proper etiquette on the London Underground, 1944

Londons new amusement: Up and down the escalator
Illustration from 1911 of the first escalators ever installed on the underground, between the District and the Piccadilly line platforms at Earls Court station

Lloyds Building, designed by Richard Rogers, City of London, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Starfield Library in COEX Mall, Seoul, South Korea

Inside the Dome of Discovery, Festival of Britain, London
General view inside the Dome of Discovery, part of the Festival of Britain site on the South Bank, London. This part of the exhibition covered Britains conquest of the physical world through

Toledo Art Station of Naples Metro, Naples, Campania, Italy, Europe

Commuters at Canary Wharf underground station taken as the sun was setting, Docklands, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Down Escalator
22nd October 1930: Rush hour at Piccadilly Circus tube station, the down escalator to the Bakerloo line. (Photo by Sasha/Getty Images)

Escalator Trials
A couple misunderstand the instructions for stepping off a new fangled moving staircase and land in an undignified heap on the floor of the underground station

Ukraine, Kyiv, Arsenalna Metro Station Escalators, Currently The Deepest Station In The World, Part Of The Kyiv Metro Line

berseequartier station on U4 U-Bahn line, HafenCity, Hamburg, Germany
Uberseequartier station on U4 U-Bahn line, HafenCity, Hamburg, Germany

Engraving depicting an escalator in use at the Paris Exposition
5309152 Engraving depicting an escalator in use at the Paris Exposition; (add.info.: Engraving depicting an escalator in use at the Paris Exposition)

time traveler
Atsushi Inamura

Escalator at the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Cortland Street Station, New York
530617 Escalator at the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Cortland Street Station, New York. Reno-Cail system: electrically powered: length 13m: elevation 6m

Complicated flat
Asako Naruto

Engraving depicting a sectional view of the mechanism at the top of a Le Blanc escalator, 19th century
5309477 Engraving depicting a sectional view of the mechanism at the top of a Le Blanc escalator, 19th century; (add.info)

RedLight
Jürgen Muß

AH, OH, PUH
Roswitha Schleicher-Schwarz

Long way down
Martin Wong

Towards the light
Anna Niemiec

A spaceship
Jurij Bizjak

Beginning at the End
Laura Mexia

GATTACA
Bogdan Bouşcă

Metro Pannenhuis
Gerard Valckx

over the black hole
Samir Pajic

Going down
Dennis Mohrmann

The Stranger
Ariel Ariel

Big shape, litle man
Sofie Steenhoudt

from darkness we rise
João Castro

Lost in my mind
Paulo Abrantes

Russian metro station series 1/5
Carmine Chiriacò

Touchdown
Paulo Abrantes

Going up
Greetje van Son

silhouettes
Tomoshi Hara

The Moving Walkway
Roland Weber

Destnation: red III
Jef Van den Houte

lift into the future
Roswitha Schleicher-Schwarz

Night shift
Filipe P Neto

Her story
Fengshou. Lin 林峰守

Huge shadows
Reiko kiri

Shapes
Samanta Krivec

the escalators
Lus Joosten

World of science
Marc Huybrighs

Light play
Jef Van den Houte

The octopus
Marc Pelissier

The Edge of Glory
HUSSAIN ALTAROOTI

Get'em High
Laura Mexia

Endlessly
Wilma Wijers Smeets

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"London: Where Standing on the Right of the Escalator Became a Tradition" Step back in time to London's Underground in 1944, where a simple sign urged passengers to stand on the right side of the escalator. This small instruction would become an iconic part of London's culture. "Londons New Amusement: Up and Down the Escalator" As escalators emerged as a novelty, Londoners flocked to experience this thrilling vertical journey. The city embraced these moving staircases as their newest amusement, adding excitement to everyday commutes. "The Architectural Marvel: Lloyds Building in City of London" Designed by Richard Rogers, Lloyds Building stands tall amidst the bustling streets of London. Its sleek design perfectly complements modern urban architecture while incorporating functional escalators that effortlessly connect its floors. "Discovering Wonder Inside the Dome at Festival of Britain" During the Festival of Britain held in London, visitors marveled at various exhibits within the Dome of Discovery. Among them were futuristic escalators that symbolized progress and innovation during this celebrated event. "Aesthetic Elegance at Toledo Art Station, Naples Metro" In Naples' Campania region lies Toledo Art Station—a true masterpiece blending art and transportation. As commuters ascend or descend its captivating escalators adorned with stunning artwork they can transported into a world where beauty meets functionality. "Sunset Commute at Canary Wharf Underground Station" Canary Wharf underground station serves as a gateway for countless commuters each day. Against a backdrop painted by a setting sun over Docklands' skyline, people flow up and down its busy escalators like streams converging towards their destinations. "Futuristic Vibes: Tekniska Hogskolan Station in Stockholm" Stockholm's Tekniska Hogskolan Station takes passengers on an otherworldly journey through time and space with its avant-garde design. Futuristic escalators seamlessly blend with innovative architecture, creating an unforgettable commuting experience. "Descending the Down Escalator.