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Monthly Archives: December 2018
The latest Underground Diagram: a fallen icon?
A new version of the Underground pocket diagram recently appeared, dated December 2018, and this incorporates another new feature which, whether good or not, adds further complexity to a diagram that is now overloaded with information. It is surely time … Continue reading
Britain’s National Railway Museum: Part 5
Three Museums Introduction Now (at last) I propose to say something about the NRM as it is today, following my first visit with this purpose in mind that I made last year. This proved difficult and gave me so much … Continue reading
Posted in British Transport, Heritage Transport, Main Line Rail
Tagged Glasgow, Historical, Railway Museum, Science Museum, Swindon, York
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