Date: 29/11/2021

When it opened in 1906, the Bakerloo Line was the latest extension to what has become the behemoth of the London Underground.

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When it opened in 1906, the Bakerloo Line was the latest extension to what has become the behemoth of the London Underground. Above: Passengers at Piccadilly Circus in 1930.

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Refurbished LUL 1972 stock train on a Bakerloo Line service to Elephant & Castle, heading away from the camera as it departs from Embankment station, on 7th December 2019. These trains are currently the oldest on the London Underground but all due for replacement within the next two or three years. This station is an interchange with the LUL Circle, District and Northern Lines and was known as Charing Cross until 1979. The next station north on the Bakerloo Line that was originally called Trafalgar Square was renamed Charing Cross at the same time.
Location: Embankment [Bakerloo]
Company: Baker Street and Waterloo Railway
07/12/2019 David Bosher

A Bakerloo line train for Harrow and Wealdstone passing Willesden Traincare Centre in July 2005. Virgin 'Thunderbird' no 57311 Parker stands in the sidings. The old railway building in the right background is a disused electricity sub-station.
Location: Willesden Traincare Centre
Company: New Lines (London and North Western Railway)
20/07/2005 John Furnevel

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