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Thanks for the interesting replies about 1829. There was less "public
transport" than I had thought! Could I ask the same question for 1879 - ie: what *other* public transport was available in London 50 years after the city's first omnibus route started? Or recommendations of websites to help in my quest? I have obtained an "onnibus guide" for this year (although it proclaims itself to be incomplete) and I'm sure information on main line railways for the year is readily available. I believe there would have been one or two horse tramways by this time, and possibly the "Tower Subway" cable cars? I'm even more vague on water-bourne transport. I *had* begun an 1879 London public transport map based on Mr Harris's historical maps (www.busmap.org) with permission, but lost it all due to a PC problem! I'll (hopefully) upload a new PDF version to www.earthfish.co.uk sometime soon. Thanks again for any help given. |
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