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Cartoon, A Suggestion, London Underground escalator

Cartoon, A Suggestion, a comment on the escalator (moving staircase) at Earls Court Station on the London Underground. Showing people sliding down the parcel chute in the middle, to speed their journeys up even more.
1911

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Chaos Chaotic Comment Earls Escalator Journeys Moving Passengers Sliding Speed Staircase Suggestion Tube Underground


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A Suggestion

EDITORS COMMENTS
- A Humorous Take on the Chaotic Escalator at Earls Court Station, London Underground (1911) This delightful cartoon, titled "A Suggestion," offers a lighthearted commentary on the hustle and bustle of the London Underground during the early 1910s. The scene unfolds at Earls Court Station, where passengers are shown taking an unconventional approach to using the escalator - a moving staircase designed to make commuting faster and more efficient. In this amusing illustration, people are seen sliding down the parcel chute in the middle of the escalator, an action that would undoubtedly add a new dimension to their journeys. The cartoonist's wit is evident as they capture the essence of the human desire to save time and the creative ways people come up with to do so, even in the most unexpected places. The railways and underground systems of London had become an integral part of everyday life for the city's residents, and this cartoon serves as a reminder of the unique challenges and quirks that came with using such transportation. The illustration also highlights the sense of community and camaraderie among passengers, as people help each other slide down the chute and share in the laughter that ensues. Despite the chaotic scene, the cartoonist manages to infuse the image with a sense of joy and humor, making it a captivating glimpse into the past and a testament to the enduring spirit of innovation and ingenuity that characterizes the people of London. This charming cartoon, "A Suggestion," is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of transportation, London, or simply appreciating the lighter side of life.

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