Diamond Tittle - Adventures with London Transport

Sunday, 29 April 2018

Chronoyster - 30 October 1871

On 30 October 1871, two new stations opened.

Route map of London Underground as it was 30 October 1871


Royal Oak


Royal Oak is one of five Underground stations named after a pub (Some locations on the interwebs say six), but the pub Royal Oak is named after is now called the Portchester.

INNside Track

Earl's Court

Opened to the east of its current location


NOT an operational TARDIS!



On 31 October 1871, Westbourne Park relocated

Open stations : 36

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