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The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:medium Called the Strand Bridge during
The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:medium Called the Strand Bridge during
The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:medium Called the Strand Bridge during
The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:medium Called the Strand Bridge during

The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:medium Called the Strand Bridge during

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The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:medium Called the Strand Bridge duringThe front of the completed Notting Hill Gate Station with railway staff posing for the camera. From a series of 64 photographs taken in the late 1860s by Henry Flather to document the construction of the railway from Paddington to Blackfriars via Kensington, Westminster and the new Victoria Embankment. Construction was by the 'cut and cover' method used to build the first underground railways before the development of the tunneling shield by James

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Called the Strand Bridge during its construction

James's St

These houses dated from the early 18th century

from 'London: a Pilgrimage' by Blanchard Jerrold and Gustave Doré

A policeman is also standing in the road

The construction of the Metropolitan District Railway c.1866 Size:medium Called the Strand Bridge duringThe front of the completed Notting Hill Gate Station with railway staff posing for the camera. From a series of 64 photographs taken in the late 1860s by Henry Flather to document the construction of the railway from Paddington to Blackfriars via Kensington, Westminster and the new Victoria Embankment. Construction was by the 'cut and cover' method used to build the first underground railways before the development of the tunneling shield by James

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