Baker street cross section Stock Photos and Images
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A cross section of the proposed Baker Street station, on the new Metropolitan underground railway, London. Date: 1860 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-cross-section-of-the-proposed-baker-street-station-on-the-new-metropolitan-105295902.htmlRMG38HYX–A cross section of the proposed Baker Street station, on the new Metropolitan underground railway, London. Date: 1860
. The street railway review . placed a felt pad one-quarter of an inch thick, which deadensthe noise of the trains. The conductor rails, of which there are two, a positive and anegative, are of a different pattern from any others used in London.The section, which may be seen in the illustration of the track sec-tion, is practically a solid square. The object was to save spacevertically, an important matter in a tube railway, and at the same other at Baker St. In the Charing Cross sub-station there is alarge installation. It is entirely underground, part of it being be-neath the Thames Embankme Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-street-railway-review-placed-a-felt-pad-one-quarter-of-an-inch-thick-which-deadensthe-noise-of-the-trains-the-conductor-rails-of-which-there-are-two-a-positive-and-anegative-are-of-a-different-pattern-from-any-others-used-in-londonthe-section-which-may-be-seen-in-the-illustration-of-the-track-sec-tion-is-practically-a-solid-square-the-object-was-to-save-spacevertically-an-important-matter-in-a-tube-railway-and-at-the-same-other-at-baker-st-in-the-charing-cross-sub-station-there-is-alarge-installation-it-is-entirely-underground-part-of-it-being-be-neath-the-thames-embankme-image375602788.htmlRM2CR2558–. The street railway review . placed a felt pad one-quarter of an inch thick, which deadensthe noise of the trains. The conductor rails, of which there are two, a positive and anegative, are of a different pattern from any others used in London.The section, which may be seen in the illustration of the track sec-tion, is practically a solid square. The object was to save spacevertically, an important matter in a tube railway, and at the same other at Baker St. In the Charing Cross sub-station there is alarge installation. It is entirely underground, part of it being be-neath the Thames Embankme
