This is a close up of the carriage number painted on the inside face of one of the unique round topped doors; they were shaped at the top to allow them to open in the cramped confines of the underground tunnels.
This is the video.
Thursday, 19 July 2012
Boston Lodge
I took a trip to Boston Lodge this afternoon to get some footage of the continuing work which is being undertaken by the railway to restore a Metropolitan Railway carriage on behalf of the London Transport Museum. While I was there I took some shots of other work in progress which I thought might be of interest.
This is a close up of the carriage number painted on the inside face of one of the unique round topped doors; they were shaped at the top to allow them to open in the cramped confines of the underground tunnels.
This is the video.
This is a close up of the carriage number painted on the inside face of one of the unique round topped doors; they were shaped at the top to allow them to open in the cramped confines of the underground tunnels.
This is the video.
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