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Interior of Baker Street Station showing platforms and an approaching train, London, c1865
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Interior of Baker Street Station showing platforms and an approaching train, London, c1865
Interior of Baker Street Station showing platforms and an approaching train, London, c1865. The Metropolitan Line was the worlds first underground passenger line, opened in 1863
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Dais Kell Brothers Long Platform St Marylebone Station Tube Station Underground Station Archway City Of Westminster Metropolitan Line
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This black and white lithograph takes us back to the bustling Baker Street Station in London, circa 1865. The image showcases the remarkable interior of this iconic transportation hub, revealing its platforms teeming with people eagerly awaiting their trains. As our gaze is drawn towards the distance, an approaching train emerges from the tunnel, symbolizing progress and innovation. The Metropolitan Line, hailed as the world's first underground passenger line when it opened in 1863, revolutionized urban transportation forever. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to Victorian engineering prowess and visionary thinking. The lithograph captures not only the grandeur of Baker Street Station but also provides a glimpse into daily life during this era. Men and women of various social backgrounds can be seen on the platform—some engrossed in conversation while others patiently wait for their journey to begin. The long archways add depth and perspective to this scene, enhancing its visual appeal. Preserved by Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this historical print offers us a window into London's past—a snapshot frozen in time that allows us to appreciate how far we have come in terms of transport technology. It serves as a reminder of our city's rich heritage and reminds us that even today, Baker Street Station remains an integral part of London's vibrant landscape.
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