Wood Lane Station (© London Transport Museum) — © London Transport Museum
Wood Lane station has had three incarnations. Separate stations were opened on the Central and Metropolitan Lines to serve the Franco-British exhibition and the Olympics in 1908. Intended as temporary stations, they closed in 1947 and 1959 respectively.

Going underground: London's disused tube stations

A gallery of images celebrating the history of the London Underground

Monday 21 November 2016

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As the construction of Crossrail changes London’s underground roadmap for good, take a look back at parts of the underground transport infrastructure and subterranean spaces as they were back in the black-and-white days.

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