Escalator Collection (page 7)

Black Shadow
Paulo Abrantes

Going Up
Jacqueline Hammer

go underground
Satoshi Hata

A musician busking at Oxford Circus Station - February 1987 standing and playing the guitar on the top of the escalator

Workmen make a start on the station to store subway at Central Station. Liverpool, Merseyside. April 1960

Late night shoppers admiring the giant Christmas tree and display following Readings Christmas light switch on. 28th November 1985

General view of The Galleries shopping centre in washington. 19th August 1988

In the New Strand shopping precinct - an escalator to the upper deck. 6th August 1968

A new moving pavement in Leeds, West Yorkshire. 24th March 1964

Sunday shoppers in Halle Mall, The Arndale Centre, Manchester. 19th September 1994

Scenes at London Undergrounds Holborn Station October 1954

Two women lift up their maxi coats on an escalator in a Liverpool store. December 1969 Z12082-001

Sax player Jason Tenniswood in a wig entertains travellers at Monument Metro station during a busking contest

Two women lift up their maxi coats on an escalator in a Liverpool store. December 1969 Z12082

A busker in the Monument Metro Station in Newcastle

Escalator in Egyptian store, Egypt. Date: 1980s

Subway in Almaty, Kazakhstan

Railway Escalator
circa 1930: A man approaches the top of an escalator at Pennsylvania Railroad Station, New York. (Photo by Three Lions/Getty Images)

Spain, Madrid, Passengers using the escalators inside the terminus of the Atocha Railway Station

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Escalators in the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin, Ireland

Constructing Escalators at the Bank Station, London, c1930. Creator: Unknown
Constructing Escalators at the Bank Station, London, c1930. From " The Wonder Book of Engineering Wonders", edited by Harry Golding. [Ward, Lock & Co. Limited, London and Melbourne]

An Escalator in Course of Construction, 1922. Creator: Unknown
An Escalator in Course of Construction, 1922. From The Romance of Modern Railways, by T. W. Corbin. [Seeley Service & Co. Limited, London, 1922]

A Moving Staircase, 1922. Creator: Unknown
A Moving Staircase, 1922. From The Romance of Modern Railways, by T. W. Corbin. [Seeley Service & Co. Limited, London, 1922]

Modern Emulation of Piranesi: No. 3 escalator tunnel at Piccadilly Circus Station, 1929
A Modern Emulation of Piranesi: No. 3 escalator tunnel at Piccadilly Circus Station, 1929. The station was opened on 10 March 1906 and was designed by Charles Henry Holden (1875-1960)

Tottenham Court Road tube station escalators, London, 1926-1927. From Wonderful London, volume II, edited by Arthur St John Adcock, published by Amalgamated Press (London, 1926-1927)

Escalator at the Pennsylvania Railroad Companys Cortland Street Station, New York, 1893. An electrically-powered escalator 13 metres in length and carrying passengers up an elevation of 6 metres

Going down an escalator in Westgate, Oxford bw

Going down an escalator in Westgate, Oxford

Shiny side of an escalator in London
Reflections on the side of an escalator in London create these abstract lines and patterns

Inverted reflection of Saint Pauls Cathedral in a London escalator
The great dome of Saint Pauls Cathedral is a London and international landmark. But here we see it in an unusual, view - its fragmented and deconstructed reflection in a nearby covered escalator

Inverted reflection of Saint Pauls Cathedral, London England
The great dome of Saint Pauls Cathedral is a London and international landmark. But here we see it in an unusual, view - its fragmented

Up and down - Westgate Centre in Oxford, England _bw

Fisheye view up an escalator in Westgate, Oxford

Interior of a shopping mall

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"London: Where Standing on the Right of the Escalator Became a Tradition" Step back in time to London's Underground in 1944, where a simple sign urged passengers to stand on the right side of the escalator. This small instruction would become an iconic part of London's culture. "Londons New Amusement: Up and Down the Escalator" As escalators emerged as a novelty, Londoners flocked to experience this thrilling vertical journey. The city embraced these moving staircases as their newest amusement, adding excitement to everyday commutes. "The Architectural Marvel: Lloyds Building in City of London" Designed by Richard Rogers, Lloyds Building stands tall amidst the bustling streets of London. Its sleek design perfectly complements modern urban architecture while incorporating functional escalators that effortlessly connect its floors. "Discovering Wonder Inside the Dome at Festival of Britain" During the Festival of Britain held in London, visitors marveled at various exhibits within the Dome of Discovery. Among them were futuristic escalators that symbolized progress and innovation during this celebrated event. "Aesthetic Elegance at Toledo Art Station, Naples Metro" In Naples' Campania region lies Toledo Art Station—a true masterpiece blending art and transportation. As commuters ascend or descend its captivating escalators adorned with stunning artwork they can transported into a world where beauty meets functionality. "Sunset Commute at Canary Wharf Underground Station" Canary Wharf underground station serves as a gateway for countless commuters each day. Against a backdrop painted by a setting sun over Docklands' skyline, people flow up and down its busy escalators like streams converging towards their destinations. "Futuristic Vibes: Tekniska Hogskolan Station in Stockholm" Stockholm's Tekniska Hogskolan Station takes passengers on an otherworldly journey through time and space with its avant-garde design. Futuristic escalators seamlessly blend with innovative architecture, creating an unforgettable commuting experience. "Descending the Down Escalator.