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From the Victorian era through to World War Two – featuring tube strikes, carriage redesigns, passenger complaints, ticket machines and air raid shelters.
Circa 1863: The first Metropolitan train on the underground line passing through Praed Street, London.
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Chancellor William Ewart Gladstone on an inspection tour of the world's first underground line, 24th May 1862.
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Liverpool Street station, circa 1890.
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Map and illustrations showing the new Great Northern, Piccadilly and Brompton underground tube route, linking London stations from Hammersmith to Finsbury Park, 1906.
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