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Tramway under the Strand to connect North and South London, 1907 (litho)
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Tramway under the Strand to connect North and South London, 1907 (litho)
5995803 Tramway under the Strand to connect North and South London, 1907 (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tramway under the Strand to connect North and South London, 1907. Illustration for The Sphere, Vol 29, 6 April - 29 June 1907.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23277006
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This black and white lithograph from 1907 showcases the ambitious Tramway under the Strand, a project that aimed to connect North and South London. The image captures the early 20th-century plans for this groundbreaking transport system, which would revolutionize public transportation in the city. The print depicts an underground construction site with workers diligently building tunnels beneath the iconic Strand, Aldwych, and other prominent locations. The entrance to these subterranean passageways is visible, hinting at the hidden world beneath bustling London streets. The Tramway under the Strand was a significant engineering feat of its time, as it required careful navigation around landmarks such as Waterloo Bridge and Westminster. Its purpose was to provide efficient tram services across both sides of the River Thames while easing congestion on surface roads. This historical snapshot offers a glimpse into Edwardian England's progressive mindset and their dedication to improving urban mobility. It also highlights German involvement in this British endeavor, showcasing international collaboration during this era. As we admire this fascinating piece of history captured by an unknown English artist from Bridgeman Images' private collection, we are reminded of how far transportation has come since those early days. This lithograph serves as a testament to human ingenuity and our constant pursuit of progress in creating efficient means of travel within our cities.
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