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04/07/2021 Hidden London tram station opens to public for first time in 70 years [The Guardian] People will be able to tour platforms on Kingsway station that have remained closed since WW2. A hidden underground tram station in the centre of London, which stood in as the Avengers HQ on the big screen, is to open to the public for the first time since its closure almost 70 years ago. People will be able to tour the platforms and halls of the Kingsway station, which allowed passengers on doubledecker trams to interchange between the once-comprehensive networks north and south of the Thames, which closed after the second world war. (Permalink) Kingsway Kingsway Tram Subway Tram Kingsway Tram Subway: View from above the northern portal of the old Kingsway Tram Subway at Southampton Row in central London, on 22nd December 2015. The subway was originally opened for single deck tramcars from Southa ... David Bosher 22/12/2015 Kingsway Tram Subway: View down the incline from Southampton Row to the northern portal of the Kingsway Tram Subway at Holborn, closed in April 1952 and seen here just over sixty years later on 6th September 2012. The trac ... David Bosher 06/09/2012 Kingsway Tram Subway: The former southern portal of the Kingsway Tram Subway that opened out onto Victoria Embankment below Waterloo Bridge, seen here on 9th July 2013. This opened for single decker trams from Theobalds Ro ... David Bosher 09/07/2013 The Guardian