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ISBN10: 190447490X, ISBN13: 9781904474906, [publisher: Middleton Press] Hardcover Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. [Rossendale, LANCS, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2006]
ISBN10: 190447490X, ISBN13: 9781904474906, [publisher: Middleton Press] Hardcover Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. [Rossendale, LANCS, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2006]
ISBN10: 190447490X, ISBN13: 9781904474906, [publisher: MIDDLETON PRESS] Hardcover First Edition Standard Middleton Press album. Photo history of this former Metropolitan Railway line. 96pp, heavily illustrated. As new copy. Size: Large 8vo [Felixstowe, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2006]
ISBN10: 190447490X, ISBN13: 9781904474906, [publisher: Middleton Press] Hardcover Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. No notes or highlighting. See images. Fantastic book. About the book >.>.> Eventually to form part of the Circle Line, the Metropolitan Railway's route between Farringdon Street and Paddington opened in 1863. The Metropolitan & St. Johns Wood Railway branched north from it at Baker Street and came into use on 13th April 1868, to Swiss Cottage. The line was extended thus: to West Hampstead on 30th June 1879, to Willesden Green on 24th November 1879, to Harrow-on- the-Hill on 2nd August 1880 and to Pinner on 25th May 1885, Aylesbury eventually being reached in 1892. The Met had absorbed the M&SWR in 1882, having operated its services from the outset. Meanwhile the Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway had expansionist plans aimed on London and its name was changed to the Great Central Railway in 1897. It made an agreement with the Met to operate over its route south of Quainton Road (which is north of Aylesbury) to a new terminus at Marylebone, this coming into use on 15th March 1899. North of Harrow, the line was jointly operated (LL) [Wellington, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2006] ...
ISBN10: 190447490X, ISBN13: 9781904474906, [publisher: Middleton Press] Hardcover ISBN:978 1 904474 90 6 First Published:01 November 2006 Authors:Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith Dimensions:240 x 174 mm Format:Hardback Book Info:96 Pages 120 Photographs Large Scale Maps Other details of local history Built by the enterprising Metropolitan Railway, these lines developed as a result of its active creation of "Metro-land". Starting as small rural halts, many stations are illustrated during their rapid traffic growth period, when some still had coal yards. The change in rolling stock and traction is equally fascinating. Stations and Locations covered in this book: StationsPhoto Marylebonei-ii Baker Street1-7 St.Johns Wood Road8 St.Johns Wood9 Lords10 Marlborough Road11-12 Swiss Cottage13 Finchley Road (South Hampstead)14 Finchley Road15-16 West Hampstead17-19 Kilburn & Brondesbury20-22 Willesden Green & Cricklewood23 Willesden Green24 Dollis Park25-26 Neasden27-30 Neasden Depot31-40 Wembley Park41-43 Wembley Park Carriage Sheds44-45 Kingsbury46-47 Queensbury48-49 Canons Park50-52 Stanmore53-57 Preston Road58-59 Northwick Park60-61 Harrow on the Hill62-71 West Harrow72-74 Rayners Lane75-82 Eastcote83-86 Ruislip Manor87-90 Ruislip91-97 Ickenham98-102 Hillingdon103-107 Uxbridge (Met)108-110 Uxbridge (LPTB)111-120 [Manchester, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2006]
Middleton Press, 25/11/Date: 2006 00:00:01. hardcover. New. 1.1991 cent in x 23.3822 cent in x 17.1869 cent in. 2006. Middleton Press ISBN 190447490x 9781904474906 [GB]
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