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Entrance to the Clerkenwell tunnel

Entrance to the Clerkenwell tunnel from Farringdon Street, London, on the Metropolitan line, Great Northern Railway.
1860s

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1. Title: "A Journey Through Time: The Entrance to the Clerkenwell Tunnel, Farringdon Street, London, 1860s" 2. Description: This photograph transports us back in time to the 1860s, showcasing the entrance to the Clerkenwell tunnel on Farringdon Street in London. The image, taken from Mary Evans Picture Library, offers a unique glimpse into the early days of railway transportation. 3. Context: The Clerkenwell tunnel was a vital part of the expanding transport network in London during the 19th century. This photograph captures the entrance to the tunnel from Farringdon Street, where the Metropolitan line and the Great Northern Railway intersected. The tunnel was a crucial link between the two lines, allowing trains to pass beneath the city streets. 4. Details: In the image, a locomotive and several carriages are visible on the tracks, ready to enter the tunnel. The bridge above the entrance is adorned with ornate ironwork, adding to the aesthetic appeal of the scene. The cobblestone street and horse-drawn carriages in the foreground provide a stark contrast to the modern railway technology. 5. Historical Significance: The construction of the Clerkenwell tunnel marked a significant milestone in the development of London's transport infrastructure. It allowed for more efficient and convenient travel between different parts of the city, reducing the reliance on horse-drawn carriages and improving overall connectivity. 6. Conclusion: This photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing the entrance to the Clerkenwell tunnel on Farringdon Street in London during the 1860s. The image captures the essence of an era when railway transportation was revolutionizing the way people traveled, and London was rapidly expanding to accommodate the needs of its growing population.

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