Underground History Guest Book

Andy Duggan
04.09.2008 19:09
#105

Hi Andy here would just like to say thank you for such an informative web site. I feel its just such a shame people are now unable to visit these old stations now.

kemaro
14.08.2008 13:20
#104

this was just what i was looking for, i am fascinated by the underground and the history with it, i really wish i could do a tour of the places. is there a part of the tube that when you are on certain trains it opens up like a big cavern almost where various tracks and trains criss cross each other, ive heard of this but cant find anything about it,im always looking out the windows.

ch4rli3
09.08.2008 20:06
#103

hey, i am so anoyed with the london transport museum for stoping those tours to aldwych i so baddly want to go i love the whole history to the underground and regularly (if thats how you spell it) come to this website and just read about it. but when you was in aldwych tube station did you get an eerie feeling whilst down there as if you had gone back in time and if you still read your messages coz this site doesnt seem to get updated that offten could you tell me anything more about aldwych...to do with anything about it the feeling the experiance just anything you missed out on your site.

Comment:
See FAQ list about why the site isn't updated as often. I try to respond to all personal email through the contact page but not messages on the guest book, as a rule

Sheba
07.08.2008 12:06
#102

I am writing on behalf of my 6 year old nephew, who memorised the whole central line when he was 3.

This is an excellent and useful site - do you have any more information about the history of the Central line (which is my favourite underground line)

Lewys
04.08.2008 20:24
#101

Great site! But are they really making aldwych into a roller coaster? (http://underground-history.co.uk/coaster.php)
The pictures don't look that real around the coaster.

Also, are there ANY tours at all on the underground, because I was born in '96 and so my favourite station (Aldwych) closed in '94.

Also, do any of the operational stations have old lifts (like the ones at Aldwych)?

Great website! Really told me a lot about the underground!

Thanks

Comment:
Most of these questions are answered in the FAQ.
As to the rollercoaster, see the publication date...

ElSid
25.07.2008 15:40
#100

Why arent we using the disused stations more frequently? As anyone who has been to Shunt at London Bridge can testify the moody atmosphere of spacious, dark tunnels right under central London makes a great venue for clubs, bars, restaurants, spas... etc With London real estate at such a premium why do we leave so many great characterful spaces unused?!

ps love the site

karen
05.07.2008 06:39
#98

i would just like to say what a fantastic piece of work this website is, it is the most comprehensive and enjoyable site on the underground network, keep up the good work.

Mchael Ross
28.06.2008 00:21
#97

How sad am I?
I am currently on holiday in sunny Corsica but getting more pleasure out of reading
your fascinating and very thoroughly cross referenced insight to the secrets I must have passed by on my many tedious Tube journeys. You will now be able to spot me with with my face pressed against a carriage window!

Fantstic commitment.
Mike

Jason Noakes
25.06.2008 13:06
#96

What about the tunnel between Borough and King William Street Stations?

Comment:
How about http://underground-history.co.uk/deeplevel.php#kingwilliamstreet ?