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...> > escalator leading to the northbound northern line platform. There's victorian tiling on the right hand wall as you look in ... Given that the Northern Line opened in 1907, I doubt it's actually Victorian. Edwardian I might believe. Built using a stockpile of Victorian tiles? Perhaps they bought a job lot cheap after Victoria's death...

...down escalator leading to the northbound northern line platform. There's victorian tiling on the right hand wall as you look in from...> Given that the Northern Line opened in 1907, I doubt it's actually Victorian. Edwardian I might believe. Built using a stockpile of Victorian tiles? Perhaps they bought a job lot cheap after Victoria's death......

...s a room behind/under the down escalator leading to the northbound northern line platform .There's victorian tiling on the right hand wall as you look in from the foot of the escalator; why? Given that the Northern Line opened in 1907, I doubt it's actually Victorian. Edwardian I might believe. According to Tim Demuth's "The Spread of London's Underground" the Charing...

...under the down escalator leading to the northbound northern line platform .There's victorian tiling on the right hand wall as you look in from the foot of ... Given that the Northern Line opened in 1907, I doubt it's actually Victorian. Edwardian I might believe. Built using a stockpile of Victorian tiles? Perhaps they bought a job lot cheap after Victoria's death...  But ...

On 17 Feb, 16:32, "ro...@mayes.org.uk" <ro...@mayes.org.uk> wrote: On 16 Feb, 12:30, lonelytraveller <nospam_lonelytraveller_nos...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote: But the Victorians didn't have escalators, so why would there have been a passageway in that particular location? Its parallel and next to the passage between the bakerloo line and the northbound northern line ...

...under the down escalator leading to the northbound northern line platform .There's victorian tiling on the right hand wall as you look in from the foot of... Given that the Northern Line opened in 1907, I doubt it's actually Victorian. Edwardian I might believe. Built using a stockpile of Victorian tiles? Perhaps they bought a job lot cheap after Victoria's death... But seriously,...

... leading to the northbound northern line platform .There's victorian tiling on the right hand wall as you look in from the... of the escalator; why? Surely there's Victorian tiling in all (most) underground stations, undernath all of the modern shit that stuck on top tim But the Victorians didn't have escalators, so why would there have ...

...: At embankment station, there's a room behind/under the down escalator leading to the northbound northern line platform .There's victorian tiling on the right hand wall as you look in from the foot of the escalator; why? Given that the Northern Line opened in 1907, I doubt it's actually Victorian. Edwardian I might believe. -- Colin Rosenstiel

On 16 Feb, 12:30, lonelytraveller <nospam_lonelytraveller_nos...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote: But the Victorians didn't have escalators, so why would there have been a passageway in that particular location? Its parallel and next to the passage between the bakerloo line and the northbound northern line platforms, so it doesn't seem to be purposeful. Don't forget that most deep stations...