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Images Dated 17th September 2019 (page 6)

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Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Hopital Bretonneau, Montmartre, Paris, France

Hopital Bretonneau, Montmartre, Paris, France
Hopital Bretonneau, Montmartre, 18th arrondissement, Paris, France. Date: circa 1900s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Hopital Bichat, Boulevard Ney, Montmartre, Paris, France

Hopital Bichat, Boulevard Ney, Montmartre, Paris, France
Hopital Bichat, Boulevard Ney, Montmartre, 18th arrondissement, Paris, France. Date: circa 1900s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Theatre de l Opera, Paris, France

Theatre de l Opera, Paris, France. Date: circa 1900s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: St Germain l Auxerrois, Paris, France

St Germain l Auxerrois, Paris, France. Date: circa 1900s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: London Underground station booking hall

London Underground station booking hall, with automatic ticket machines at different prices. Date: circa 1930

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: London Underground ticket and change giving machine

London Underground ticket and change giving machine, issuing twopenny tickets. Date: 1928

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway petrol locomotive, London

Underground railway petrol locomotive, London
Underground railway petrol-fuelled locomotive, London. Date: 1908

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Section of underground railway tunnel, City Line, London

Section of underground railway tunnel, City Line, London
Section of the underground railway tunnel on the City Line, London, between City and Elephant & Castle stations. Now part of the Northern Line

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Scene outside Mansion House underground station, London

Scene outside Mansion House underground station, London, showing the arrival of City workers in their top hats at 10am. Date: 1896

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Interior of electric underground train, City Line, London

Interior of electric underground train, City Line, London
Interior of an electric underground train on the City Line, London. Now part of the Northern Line, the City Line originally ran from City (now Bank) to Stockwell, via Borough, Elephant & Castle

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Map of underground and overground stations, South London

Map of underground and overground stations, South London
Map of underground and overground stations connecting the City to South London. The overground lines are the London & South Western Railway and the London Chatham & Dover Railway

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Manufacturing hard steel rails for the railway

Manufacturing hard steel rails for the railway. Date: 1880

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Baker Street underground station, London

Baker Street underground station, London
A train arrives at Baker Street underground station, London, on the Metropolitan Line: the high roof is needed because the first trains are pulled by steam locomotives. Date: 1881

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Metropolitan underground steam locomotive, London

Metropolitan underground steam locomotive, London
Metropolitan District steam locomotive, as used on the London underground in the late 19th century. Date: circa 1880s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: New York, Crystal Palace 1853

New York, Crystal Palace 1853
New York, Crystal Palace was an exhibition building constructed for the Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations in New York City, between 14 July 1853 to 5 October 1858, when it was destroyed

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Cartoons, The Guide to the Metropolitan Railway, London

Cartoons, The Guide to the Metropolitan Railway, London
Cartoons in Fun, 1866. The Guide to the Metropolitan Railway. A humorous commentary on the popularity of the new London underground railway, showing people travelling for business and pleasure

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Gower Street Station, Metropolitan underground, London

Gower Street Station, Metropolitan underground, London
Platform scene at Gower Street Station, one of the first stations on the Metropolitan underground, London. It was later renamed Euston Square Station. Date: circa 1860s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Double tunnel near Farringdon Street Station, London

Double tunnel near Farringdon Street Station, London
Double tunnel near Farringdon Street Station, Metropolitan underground railway, London. Date: 1860s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Dignitaries on Metropolitan underground railway, London

Dignitaries on Metropolitan underground railway, London
Dignitaries taking a ride on the first train of the Metropolitan underground railway, London. Date: 1863

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Banquet at Metropolitan underground opening, London 1863

Banquet at Metropolitan underground opening, London 1863
Banquet in Farringdon Street Station at the opening of the Metropolitan underground, London, on 9 January 1863. Date: 1863

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Railway cutting works in progress

Railway cutting works in progress in the early days of rail expansion. Date: 1840s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Portland Road Underground Station, London

Portland Road Underground Station, London
Portland Road (now Great Portland Street) Underground Station, London, with street view above and underground section below. It opened in 1863. Holy Trinity Church is directly behind it. Date: 1865

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Cartoon, Clapham Junction Station, SW London

Cartoon, Clapham Junction Station, SW London
Cartoon, Metropolitan Prize Puzzles No.6, underground passage at Clapham Junction Station, SW London - a passenger can t remember which stairs to take

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway electrification, London

Underground railway electrification, London -- one of the new electric trains. Date: circa 1904

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: London Underground, carriage interiors

London Underground, carriage interiors -- one of the original CLR coaches (top), and a remodelled CLR coach (bottom). Date: 1926

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Advert, Travel Metro to Watford, Metro Extension Line

Advert, Travel Metro to Watford, Metro Extension Line, underground to overground. Date: 1926

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: London Underground railway, High Street Kensington

London Underground railway, High Street Kensington
London Underground railway, aerial view of platforms, passengers and train at High Street Kensington. Date: 1894

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Railway cutting works at Wormwood Scrubs, West London

Railway cutting works at Wormwood Scrubs, West London. Date: circa 1840s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: London Underground railway, platform scene

London Underground railway, platform scene. Date: 1888

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Sutton-in-Ashfield Town railway station, Nottinghamshire

Sutton-in-Ashfield Town railway station, Nottinghamshire
Platform scene with passengers and footbridge at Sutton-in-Ashfield Town railway station, on the Leen Valley Extension Railway (GNR), Nottinghamshire, in the year that it opened. Date: 1898

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Notting Hill Gate Underground Station, street view

Notting Hill Gate Underground Station, street view. Date: 1900s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Shepherds Bush Underground Station, platform scene

Shepherds Bush Underground Station, platform scene. Date: 1900s

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Willesden Green Underground Station, street view

Willesden Green Underground Station, street view. Date: 1906

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Hammersmith Underground Station, street view

Hammersmith Underground Station, street view. Date: circa 1905

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: South Kensington Underground Station, street view

South Kensington Underground Station, street view. Date: 1907

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Pier Head Station, Overhead Electric Railway, Liverpool

Pier Head Station, Overhead Electric Railway, Liverpool
Scene outside Pier Head Station on the Overhead Electric Railway Line running through Liverpool Docks, in the year of the services opening. The line was seven miles long. Date: 1893

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway, scenes from three stations, London

Underground railway, scenes from three stations, London -- Mansion House (District Line), Sloane Square (District Line), and the ticket office at Shepherds Bush (Central Line). Date: 1903

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway, Bank Station, London 1903

Underground railway, Bank Station, London 1903
Underground railway, Bank Station, London, showing passengers waiting for the lifts. Date: 1903

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Extension of London Underground railway, 1906

Extension of London Underground railway, 1906
Extension of the London Underground railway in 1906, showing the Booking Office at Piccadilly Station, the line running from Hammersmith in the west to Finsbury Park in the north

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: London Underground, double tunnel at Clerkenwell 1884

London Underground, double tunnel at Clerkenwell 1884
London Underground, double tunnel at Clerkenwell, with two steam trains passing through, one above the other. Date: 1884

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Map of London Underground railway, 1906

Map of London Underground railway, 1906
Map of the London Underground railway in 1906, showing its expansion in all directions. Date: 1906

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway electrification, London 1904

Underground railway electrification, London 1904
Underground railway electrification, Metropolitan Line, London -- showing the driver at his post, and passengers seated in a carriage. Date: 1904

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Great floods in East Anglia 1912

Great floods in East Anglia 1912
Plight of Norwich, a view of the floods in Magdalen street. Date: August 1912

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway construction, Kings Cross, London

Underground railway construction, Kings Cross, London
Underground railway construction for the Metropolitan line, Kings Cross, London. Date: 1860

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway, Waterloo and City Line opening London

Underground railway, Waterloo and City Line opening London
Underground railway, Waterloo and City Line opening, London. Starting from Waterloo, a driver working the motor, the entrance to one of the iron tunnels. Date: 1898

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway construction, Lord Mayor of London 1881

Underground railway construction, Lord Mayor of London 1881
Underground railway construction, the Lord Mayor of London commencing works for the extension of the Inner Circle railway. Date: 1881

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Underground railway, Aldgate Station interior, London

Underground railway, Aldgate Station interior, London. Date: 1876

Background imageImages Dated 17th September 2019: Railway passengers taking refreshments at York Station 1872

Railway passengers taking refreshments at York Station 1872
Railway passengers taking refreshments at York Station, with ten minutes to spare between trains. Date: 1872



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