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Letting off steam: the perils and possibilities of underground travel in Victorian and Edwardian London

Jul 4, 2013

Going Underground: Travel Beneath the Metropolis 1863-2013 conference17 January 2013Richard DennisLetting off steam: the perils and possibilities of underground travel in Victorian and Edwardian LondonAbstract: Operating steam-hauled trains underground, even with...

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