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..., Midland and Scottish Railway from 1923 and the eastern region of British Railways from 1947.<ref>"Transport Act, 1947". The London Gazette. 27 January 1950. == London Transport and British Railways == ...

|35018 'British India Line' |[[West Coast Railways]], [[Carnforth]] ...

...e railways what they are today, as well as to look into the history of the railways and how they've come to be as they are. ...o other railway adventures such as [[Tim Dunn]]'s ''[[The Architecture the Railways Built]]'' and [[Geoff Marshall]] and [[Vicki Pipe]]'s ''[[All The Stations ...

=== Railways === There are a number of different railways on the museum site, three of which are standard gauge (The 1900s Town Railw ...

...ion in the Holborn area and being near the Central London Railway (CLR) at British Museum (opened 1900), the two stations were not linked, and passengers had ...to accommodate the Central line coming into use on 25 September 1933 with British Museum station having closed a day earlier.<ref>Rose, Douglas (1999). The L ...

...s. It is one of the last working examples of a miniature lever frame on UK railways, with no confirmed replacement having been descoped from the Four Lines Mod The first of the three railways through Ealing Broadway opened on 6 April 1838 as part of Isambard Kingdom ...

...tish Railway (LMS) up until 1948 and then by the Eastern region of British Railways (BR). It took until 1969 for most of the stations and infrastructure betwee ...

....pdf Inventory of Signal Cabins and Other Interlockings]: London Transport Railways</ref> both of which controlled similar layouts to Marble Arch. ...