London Underground poster, 1926 Originally, the clay surrounding the tunnels sat at around 14°C, acting as a heat sink for the network. However, over the years, with more trains coming and going ...

The Global Poster Gallery will feature posters for London Transport and the Underground from the Museum’s extensive collection. In 1908, then chief executive of London Transport, Frank Pick, ...

“The Underground’s the only spot for comfort when the days are hot; it is cooler below.” – London Underground poster, 1926 ...

A man was seen openly smoking what appeared to be crack cocaine on a busy London Underground train ... "While the poster states this wasn’t reported to British Transport Police, it is completely ...

Paranormal activity on the London Underground has long fascinated commuters ever since it was first constructed back in 1854. This keen interest in potential ghosts, spirits and ghouls lurking ...