Underground History Guest Book

Lynne
03.03.2010 22:54
#157

I chanced upon your site about 2 hours ago and have thoroughly enjoyed reading through your research. I spent a year in London doing my masters degree and, since moving back north, I've really come to miss the underground. I was always fascinated by the layout of certain stations and your site has gone some way to explaining the "method behind the madness". It's amazing to see how a system that is so regularly taken for granted has changed and developed over the years! I hope you will continue to keep us updated on the many stories behind the stations.

John Hardcastle
11.02.2010 00:28
#155

Thannk you for this most interesting site. Ever since being a young child, the underground in London held a huge fascination for me, so much that my father had to bring me from Leeds Yorkshue to the capital merely to "ride the undergrond"
Now at 60+ i STILL find all this fascinating. I visit this site regularly and spend too long really when I am here, but attempt to explore ever single detail. Thank you again.... John Hardcastle..Leeds

Paul teale
08.02.2010 22:35
#154

happened by chance to visit the site and found it most interesting and rewarding. I now have it in my favourites and will be back for further exploration.... well done for the hours spent on research.

Paul

Tom Blacker
28.01.2010 12:44
#153

Thanks for that, only taken a quick look but fascinating all the same! I will be back

Tom

Cleo
13.01.2010 11:47
#152

This website is facinating! Thank you so much for making it.

As further interest goes, how about a photographic collection of the old signs and designs, along with their history. Perhaps the wonderful tiles, wall and floor, could be included somewhere. The modern addition of the Sherlock Holmes tiles at Baker Street could be a finishing touch?

Anyway I digress, congratulations on a wonderful site and I hope more interesting items will be added in the future.

Graham
17.12.2009 23:51
#151

I stumbled upon your site by accident and thoroughly enjoyed my visit. I grew up in London and used the underground system from boyhood, there used to be a tickckt called an Underground Rover which gave unlimited travel for a whole day on the whole network, similar to a Red Rover on LT red buses. Also used it the underground for many years once I had started work. Anyway I am waffling, so thank you so much for the time and effort you have put into this as it is much appreciated.

Clark
05.12.2009 16:21
#149

"I'm not a train spotter by any means, but I find the history and background of London's subterranean railway fascinating" - finally someone else get's me

Im not a train spotter I just find the underground fascinating.

Love the site