| Where there use to be a network - AQ23 / 15 December Posted by grahame at 07:43, 15th December 2023 |     |
Where are these old maps from, and what year? - Probably a very easy day ... just one each please!
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| Re: Where there use to be a network - AQ23 / 15 December Posted by ellendune at 08:07, 15th December 2023 | |
1 Gloucester any time up to the 1950's but probably around 1910
Edit: Definitely pre grouping (1923)
| Re: Where there use to be a network - AQ23 / 15 December Posted by Mark A at 08:14, 15th December 2023 | |
Best is to turn this into a game of Mornington Crescent: I'll start with a station from the first map.
<portentious voice> "T-Station".
Mark
| Re: Where there use to be a network - AQ23 / 15 December Posted by bradshaw at 08:32, 15th December 2023 | |
Bath between 1903 and 1939, when trams ceased operating
| Re: Where there use to be a network - AQ23 / 15 December Posted by froome at 09:14, 15th December 2023 | |
The south Wales map has been put in to make the rest of us jealous! Many of those stations didn't exist when I lived in Cardiff as a student.
I think it has to be sometime from 2014 onwards (when Pye Corner opened).
| Re: Where there use to be a network - AQ23 / 15 December Posted by Oxonhutch at 09:26, 15th December 2023 | |
4: London pre 1914, post 1900 with the network of Yerkes's LUER.
