Tuesday - 06 January 2009
The Engineer 150
Probably few persons among the many hundreds of thousands annually using the Metropolitan Railway are aware that when it was first opened for traffic, in January, 1863, from Bishop’s-road to Farringdon-street, it was a broad-gauge line, worked by broad-gauge engines and carriages…
July 1895: Metropolitan Line
Published: 12 December 2006 03:25 PM
Source: The Engineer
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