B/W print; King William Street stairwell entrance (under clock) to the C&SLR's Bank station, 1914
Main details
| Reference number | 1998/44015 |
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| Description | King William Street stairwell entrance (under clock) to the C&SLR's Bank station, with a man standing at the top of the stairs. Note different types of signage, including an 'UndergrounD' roundel with an elongated bar, and the posters below. St Mary Woolnoth church stands on the left of the shot. |
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| Dates | 1914 |
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| Photograph number | Ukn |
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| Completeness | 69% |
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Physical description
Dimensions Attribute Value Descriptive size 8x6insItem content Attribute Value Text Sign: City & South London Rly. Bank StationSign: UndergrounD. EntranceSign: Underground to Anywhere. Quickest Way. Cheapest FareSign: Great Northern Railway Passenger tickets issued hereSign: GWR Enquiry Office Passenger tickets issued hereShop: Searle Hoare & CoOn clock: Clapham CommonPoster: London Electric Railway Bakerloo Piccadilly Hampstead Central London Railway City & South London Railway. Four-Week Season. No forms No waiting Sold at the booking offices You must sign your name. You can buy them from 2pm Saturday to close of traffic Monday and they are good until midnight Sunday four weeks later. At prices within the reach of all Get a list at any station The very smallest investment necessary.Poster: Hampstead. Take your son and heir to where there is sun and air. We carry dogs and folding mailcarts. Sundays Cheap return fare 4dPoster: International Rubber Exhibition Royal Agricultural Hall London N June 24th - July 9th 1914. Open daily Admission 1/- Nearest station "Angel" (Islington)Poster: Belle Steamers. Sea trips to Clacton, Yarmouth, Margate etc. Book to Liverpool St StationDesign Attribute Value Shot Medium exterior -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Photographer unknown, 1914 -
Associated companies, people and places
Places Location Prince's Street, City of London EC3