Aldwych Station
 

from what I can recall, there was a big iron door at the south end of the
platform at Aldwych. Does anyone know where it leads? Just curious as I used
to be a driver on the piccadilly line and frequently did the shuttle
service.

Aldwych Station
 

"Gollum" wrote in message
...
from what I can recall, there was a big iron door at the south end of the
platform at Aldwych. Does anyone know where it leads? Just curious as I
used
to be a driver on the piccadilly line and frequently did the shuttle
service.


That would be Middle Earth, Smeagol :-)

Aldwych Station
 

Have a look at:

http://www.starfury.demon.co.uk/uground/

And follow the 'Aldwych' link and 'Aldwych Tour' link on the left.

More information about Aldwych than you can shake a stick at. Etc..


"Gollum" wrote in message
...
from what I can recall, there was a big iron door at the south end of the
platform at Aldwych. Does anyone know where it leads? Just curious as I
used
to be a driver on the piccadilly line and frequently did the shuttle
service.

Aldwych Station
 

"Geoff Marshall" wrote in message
...
Have a look at:

http://www.starfury.demon.co.uk/uground/

And follow the 'Aldwych' link and 'Aldwych Tour' link on the left.

More information about Aldwych than you can shake a stick at. Etc..

That's a very generous plug for Hywel's site.
Did he write it for you, or do you just share the same desk?
Lord Reith must be turning in his grave.

Aldwych Station
 

"More O'Less" Grovel wrote in message ...
"Geoff Marshall" wrote in message
...
Have a look at:

http://www.starfury.demon.co.uk/uground/

And follow the 'Aldwych' link and 'Aldwych Tour' link on the left.

More information about Aldwych than you can shake a stick at. Etc..

That's a very generous plug for Hywel's site.
Did he write it for you, or do you just share the same desk?
Lord Reith must be turning in his grave.

Generally when one runs a very good and informative website, they
deserve good advertising.

Aldwych Station
 

"Nathan Whitington" wrote in message
m...

Generally when one runs a very good and informative website, they
deserve good advertising.

IMHO, a good and informative website doesn't need *any* advertising.
Lighten up at Martlesham Heath.

Aldwych Station
 

Did he write it for you, or do you just share the same desk?

I wouldn't waste your time with this when far more interesting conspiracies
truly exist. Yes.

Aldwych Station
 

"More O'Less" Grovel wrote in message ...
"Geoff Marshall" wrote in message
...
Have a look at:

http://www.starfury.demon.co.uk/uground/

And follow the 'Aldwych' link and 'Aldwych Tour' link on the left.

More information about Aldwych than you can shake a stick at. Etc..

That's a very generous plug for Hywel's site.
Did he write it for you, or do you just share the same desk?
Lord Reith must be turning in his grave.

Wow! Bad Attitude Alert!

Aldwych Station
 

More O'Less wrote:
"Nathan Whitington" wrote in message
m...

Generally when one runs a very good and informative website, they
deserve good advertising.

IMHO, a good and informative website doesn't need *any* advertising.

So how do we all get to find out about this (or any other) excellent and
informative website without advertising of one sort or another?

Are you suggesting that the original respondant should have said something
along the lines of "There are websites out there that answer your question
but, in order not to appear to favour one website over another, I won't tell
you which one I know contains the information you require."

If word of mouth counts as advertising then, presumably, Google is also
advertising and should be eliminated?

Aldwych Station
 

"Gollum" wrote the following in:


from what I can recall, there was a big iron door at the south end
of the platform at Aldwych. Does anyone know where it leads? Just
curious as I used to be a driver on the piccadilly line and
frequently did the shuttle service.

On a related note, was the side entrance to Aldwych open until the
station closed? Were both the side entrance and the Strand entrance
open?

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