Map showing the Victoria Railway Station and Pimlico Railway, London: plan indicating railway lines approaching stations including Victoria, Vauxhall and Waterloo from south-west London, with a map showing all railway lines entering London Country UK: England City London Subject Date 1858 Image Date 1853 View Plan Style Victorian Medium Print Library Reference SC193/5 Orientation Portrait Colour Info Colour Credit RIBA Collections Subject Railway stations ; Towns & cities
NOTES: The map includes a table indicating distances from Victoria Station to various London landmarks. In 1858 the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway, was set up as a joint enterprise to take trains over the River Thames. The railway was owned by four railway companies: the Great Western (GWR); London & North Western (LNWR); the London, Brighton and South Coast (LBSCR); and the London, Chatham and Dover Railways (LCDR). It was incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1858.
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