Have you ever wondered which parts of the London Underground network have been lost in the mists of time? Have you ever wanted a glimpse into the history of such a vital part of the capital’s infrastructure?
We know not everyone’s a transport geek, but we find this sort of thing pretty interesting. An old, torn poster which would have been seen by thousands of commuters on their way to work many years ago feels like stepping back in time to us. So, we were excited to join Hidden London (linked to the London Transport Museum) on one of their brilliant tours, this time around parts of Euston station no longer open to the public. This tour is of course running only until the station is transformed as part of the building of HS2, so if you’re interested do sign up as soon as you can!
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