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Tube station tiles.
These much loved stations on the bakerloo northern and piccadilly lines are the work of leslie green 1875 1908.
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When it was built it was the first underground railway in the world and its iconic design features have endured.
Metro tiles originally got their name from the distinctive ceramic tiles which were used on the walls of both the london underground and the many new york city subway stations built around the turn of 20th century.
The tiles appear to represent london landmarks and associations with the counties served by the london underground.
Tube tiles in pictures.
This article covers only ceramic glazed tiles used on walls inside stations mainly in underground passages there being very little that survives above ground.
If you can t easily call to mind the tiling of your local tube station you might want to spare a minute to take.
All of these photographs were taken in tube stations.
Whatever your feelings about the commute the london underground is a fairly remarkable system.
M how many tube stations can you recognise from the tiles.
The first tile is a rather good representation of london underground s head office at 55 broadway.
Matthew chattle alamy hovering over the ground like an art deco flying saucer southgate is the most futuristic of the many underground stations charles holden.
But what we never realised until the nice people over at mental floss pointed it out is how idiosyncratic the tiling and designs on platforms can be.